Connection points are currently shown at the center (of the bounding box) of any shape, and are shown when the mouse cursor is over the object. If you begin or end the connector over a connection point, then the connector will be attached to that shape.

Once proper convex hull code is in the codebase connector routing will be switched to using that.Ĭlick and drag from any empty point on the canvas to create a new connector. Currently Inkscape's NR:: ConvexHull only uses a rectangular bounding box. The preferred approach is to use each shapes convez hull. The second button marks all objects in the current selection as ignored for connector routing.Ĭurrently, just the shapes bounding box is used for the avoidance. The first of these marks all the objects in the current selection as avoided for connector routing. While in the connector context there are two toolbar buttons on the tool toolbar. Mark shapes as 'avoided' or 'ignored' for connector routing. In addition, connectors will avoid objects marked as 'avoided' and reroute if one of these objects is placed on their existing path, or is moved and frees up a new path. When the shape is moved the connector will update itself to follow the shape. pretty much anything that is not an open path. These connectors can be attached to the shapes, i.e. The connector tool currently supports autorouting polyline connectors. Other languages: العربية Català Česky Deutsch English Español Français Italiano 日本語 한국어 Polski Português Português do Brasil Русский Slovenčina 中文 Using the Connector tool

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