Creation

• CCircle, holdAltfor point to point
• RRectangle
• LLine, hold
  Shiftfor axis alignment
• PPolygon, selected Polygon will be extended, hold
  Shiftfor axis alignment, Polygons in loops are always extended
  Backspaceto delete points (for current step)
• WText There's only one font atm.
• H Toggles an objects Helper status
• DelDelete selected object. If other objects use this object, they will be deleted too.
• Ctrl+Z Undo

Transformation

• GMove, hold
  Shiftfor axis alignment
• SScale, hold
  Shiftto scale uniformly
• TRotate

Glomping

• Tab will switch to glomping when some tools are active
• Repeatedly Tab to cycle through objects that support it. Cycle ends with glomping mode off.

Steps

• Select a steps byclicking it.
  Shift to select a region. The drawing will only be drawn up to the last step in the selection
• ↓ to advance the drawing one step. Loops will be iterated accordingly. You cannot go backwards.
• Delete a step by clicking the -button
  Steps depending on the deleted step will be removed as well.
• With an object selected click the -button to only show the steps that use the selected object.

Editing Steps

• Select a step to edit it.
• Input values to change the drawing. Input Datafield names to make a step depend on data
• Drag and Drop Data fields or properties on input fields
• Change the name field in create steps ro rename an object

Expressions

• Use expressions wherever you can enter a value
• (, ), +, -, *, / are supported
• Functions on lists
  • max(<list>) - maximum value
  • min(<list>) - minimum value
  • size(<list>) - number of entries
  • avg(<list>) - average
  • median(<list>) - median

Loops

• Select Steps and click Loop to wrap them in a Loop
  

For Each

• Use a value list as the iteration data of a Loop. It will be automatically turned into For each.
  
  works for typing the field name and drag and drop.
• Current value is accessed using $<list>
  drag and drop will do this automatically

Data

• Add a new data field by clicking the -button below the list
• Change the value by either entering it or holding Ctrl while clicking into the field and dragging the mouse left and right
• Double click the name to rename the field.
• Click the -button at the end of a field to add a value. Single value fields will be turned into lists.
• Empty a value to remove a value from a list. Will not work for single value fields.
• Turn a field into a table by clicking the -button.
• Remove a data field by clicking the -button
• CSV-files can be uploaded by dragging and dropping onto a data field. Header with column names and comma as separator are expected

Object Properties

• Properties can be used as data.
  Select an object and they are listed on the right.
  drag and drop on the step field or
  type <object name>@<property name> e.g. Circle1@radius