I prepared an applet embedded in a HTML page. When I choose a line tool for example and make click on the GeoGebra area then it is supposed that the first point should be drawn and after
the second click the second point and entire line should be drawn. But instead of that I immediately get a line with 2 points. The same thing with circle tool: after first click that means place of the center I get entire circle with some radius. How this problem could be solved?
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So this is the kind of project I'm working on right now. What I want is to generate random lines and then want the user to draw on that line. I want to make the line fade initially and then make its area look solid (opacity: 1), the area that has been drawn by the user, the rest will still fade. The user needs to draw on top of that line. So the question is that how do I generate these random lines? And once generated how do I listen for their tracing like when the user swipes on it with their finger?
I am wondering whether there is a possibility zoom to a certain location while the model is running (i.e while go procedure is active)
For the first part of my model I am mostly interested in what happening in the red box (First image). The second image is a zoomed version of the red box when i set gis:set-world-envelope "shape file with brown boundary".
However I will need to see the overall gis file (picture 1) as the model continues to run. Since my agents will start moving out of the red box.
Is there a way in netlogo to shift gis:world-envelope-of while the model is running or someway to zoom in and out.
Short answer: switch to 3D view.
Long answer: On your map, do a right click with your mouse. In the appearing context menu, select "Switch to 3D View". In the resulting view, you can zoom in with your mouse wheel on the blue center. If you need to move the center of view, click on "Move" (check screenshot below) button in the left bottom corner and replace your center of view, by holding the left mouse button and move of your mouse.
I am trying to make a template for my company's profile. I want to make rectangle curved from one side. As shown in the figure below. The blue box is a rectangle and the curved line is a curve in word. How can I ignore/delete the highlighted area in MSWord?
You can try using an image instead of the built in shapes. Insert the image, set the height to the full height of the page and set the text-wrapping so it is behind the text. Here's a sample image to try.
Instead of a curved line, use a filled oval shape in front of the rectangle. You might need to use the numeric fields in the Format tab to get the size you need. Also, if you put these elements in the header, they won't get in your way when editing your docs.
The lines dividing the windows in Eclipse are really thin, and when I need to resize a window, I have to struggle to point cursor exactly at the tiny area between the windows, and then click and drag to resize.
Any way to change the thickness of those lines? Similar to increasing icon size maybe?
You need to be aiming to point to the space (or "sash") between the border lines, not on the border lines themselves. Note that the pointer should change when you are in the correct zone, in the sash.
I want to draw a box using annotations. Though annotation provides
parameters to draw box at every point in the chart.
But using this it will draw a box to every point in the chart see the google docs.
In the given docs, it draws box at both the points. Is it possible to draw the box only at one point.
See JSFiddle, at top of each vertical line box is written, I want to draw this inside a box or rectangle.
See below image to understand my requirement: