Corel Question

[Martin Boekers]

Sometimes in Corel I need to make an outline of an object.
It doesn't have to be real critical. Is there a way once I have
and outline, a little rough around the edges, to automatically smooth
the curves?

Thanks!

[Scott Shepherd]

Shape Tool? Reduce the nodes once everything is selected? Or smoothing nodes (under that same set of tools).

[Chris Achtschin]

In Corel X7, Object-Shaping-Boundry
I use it all the time.
X5 and X6 has it also

[Glen Monaghan]

Just so! I needed this yesterday and couldn't remember how to do it the easy way so I fumbled around for over 10 minutes with welding, joining, combining nodes, etc., to manually do the same thing in a much more convoluted way :^(

In X6, it's found under Windows/Dockers/Shaping, which opens a multipurpose docker with Weld, Trim, Back Minus Front, etc., including Boundary. Once I found it there, and knowing all-too-well that I frequently-used icons on the command bar for Weld, Back Minus Front, and Front Minus Back, I checked the command bar and there was the Boundary icon that I had never previously used or even recognized... Always more to learn!

[Scott Shepherd]

I thought he was asking how to smooth it once he created the outline.

[Kev Williams]

--me too...

I usually use Gravostyle or my Casmate for smoothing, but I have found that deleting nodes within a bumpy arc works great-- usually.