Remember that if you hold the Shift key pressed when dragging a bender, it synchronizes the opposing bender and creates a smoother bend.
The rope benders are displayed in the above illustration.
You can see that several of the dots in this illustration are on the same vertical level. It is helpful to use the alignment commands. When creating illustrations of knots, it is much easier to move the slack points by nudging them using the arrow keys on your keyboard rather than dragging them with your mouse. All of the red dots, except the two on the ends of the rope, are slack points. The following illustration shows an overhand knot, but before changing the drawing order of the rope segments. And third, you'll want to become an expert at using rope benders. The slack points help you split the rope into multiple segments. Second, you will need to use slack points, and a lot of them, to divide the rope into different "segments." Slack points are crucial, because these additional commands allow you to move rope "segments" in front of, and behind, other rope segments. You may find it helpful to first tie the knot with an actual piece of rope and then draw it on paper. First, you must have a good understanding of what the finished knot should look like. There are several keys to successfully drawing knots using these five commands. (These commands are outlined in red in this next illustration.) When this option is enabled, five additional commands are displayed when you select Arrange Rope Segments. If you are up for a challenge, you can enable these additional commands by selecting the Enable the rope arrangement commands checkbox on the General page of the Options dialog. It is almost always best to use vRigger's predefined knots, or copy a knot tying illustration from, rather than using these commands. These additional commands are undeniably complicated and require exceptional spatial intelligence.
#How to draw rope and knots how to#
You might use these illustrations to teach others how to tie knots or use them to create new knots using vRigger's Gear Builder. These commands are used primarily to create illustrations of knots. You can enable additional commands in vRigger that provide even more control over the drawing order of individual rope segments. In this next illustration, the Draw in Front of All Gear command was selected so the rope would be drawn in front of the rescuer. These commands allow you to draw the selected segment of rope either in front of, or behind, all other gear. You can also right-click on an individual rope "segment" to display its shortcut menu, choose Arrange Gear, and then choose Arrange Rope Segments to select Draw in Front of All Gear or Draw Behind All Gear. The commands in the Arrange group on the Home toolbar allow you to specify which gear is drawn front of, or behind, other gear.
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