You can select the contour, style, width and boldness before you draw, or you can draw the stroke with the current settings and then adjust the settings after you draw. If your design requires a sharp curve, it is best achieved by creating separate swaths. It is not intended for use with sharp curves.
The Swath tool works best with smooth, gentle curves.
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When you are finished editing and adjusting your stroke, make sure to click the Convert to patch button in the palette. Your curve will draw with the current stroke style settings. Release the mouse to drop and anchor the end node for the final segment. The path will follow the actions of the mouse very closely. A blue line will display the path of your mouse and the curves that are created as you move. Still holding the left mouse button, drag in any direction. Press and hold the left mouse button to anchor the initial node of the first segment. Position the cursor where you want to begin. Use Convert to patch to change the object into a set of Bezier curves. The stroke or “hull” surrounding the spine can have varying widths and end styles. This segment or “spine” of the stroke can be edited and shaped like any curve or line segment. The Swath subtool draws a pre-defined, stylized stroke surrounding a segment. The Draw tool works in several different ways depending on the the subtool that is selected.
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