GDG Node Manipulator Now Available

November 12, 2012

I’ve always been amazed at how easy it is to create some cool patterns in CorelDRAW. When I unwrapped a Spirograph as a kid, I remember all the cool patterns in the instruction book. I just never could get it to work that well myself.

While the native CorelDRAW features are good at creating patterns, the GDG Node Manipulator will give you even more possibilities. Using the macro, you can move a series of nodes very easily. You may just find yourself spending a little extra time playing just to see what all you can create with this macro.

Not sure what node manipulation means? Want to edit nodes or decrease nodes? All that and more is covered in the newly released CorelDRAW X6 Unleashed. Make sure to get your copy and put a CorelDRAW guru inside of your computer!

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