Difference between revisions of "Manual/Graph"

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[[File:K5.svg|thumbnail|left|The graph K<sub>5</sub> and the knot associated with it.]]
 
[[File:K5.svg|thumbnail|left|The graph K<sub>5</sub> and the knot associated with it.]]
 
Knotter uses [[Wikipedia:Knots_and_graphs|graphs to represent knots]].
 
Knotter uses [[Wikipedia:Knots_and_graphs|graphs to represent knots]].
This allows a very quick and intuitive editing of the basic shape of the thread tied in the knot.  
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This allows a very quick and intuitive editing of the basic shape of the knot.  
More fine-tuning is allowed to change some details bot at knot level and at a selection level.
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More fine-tuning is allowed both at the knot level and at a selection level.
  
 
[[File:Edges.svg|thumbnail|right|An example showing how the built-in edge types behave.]]
 
[[File:Edges.svg|thumbnail|right|An example showing how the built-in edge types behave.]]
In the graph the edges are usually where the crossings occurs but they can be styled and this behaviour is changed.
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Crossings are located at the center of each edge but this can be changed with styling.
  
 
The approach used by Knotter is described very well in [http://www.entrelacs.net/ Celtic Knotwork: The ultimate tutorial].
 
The approach used by Knotter is described very well in [http://www.entrelacs.net/ Celtic Knotwork: The ultimate tutorial].
  
==Sub Pages==
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==See Also==
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* {{rl|Global_Style|Styling the entire knot}}
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* {{rl|Selection_Style|Styling the selection}}

Revision as of 11:40, 16 October 2013

The graph K5 and the knot associated with it.

Knotter uses graphs to represent knots. This allows a very quick and intuitive editing of the basic shape of the knot. More fine-tuning is allowed both at the knot level and at a selection level.

An example showing how the built-in edge types behave.

Crossings are located at the center of each edge but this can be changed with styling.

The approach used by Knotter is described very well in Celtic Knotwork: The ultimate tutorial.

See Also