09-03-2020, 08:12 AM
Freehand Interest Areas consist of multiple defined points that make up the edges of the shape. To adjust a Freehand Interest Area, first select the desired Freehand Interest Area. Once selected, the points that define the Interest Area's edges will become visible. Hold the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key and click and drag on any of the points that need to be adjusted.
To add a new point to an existing Freehand Interest Area, first select the Interest Area. Next, hold the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key over the edge where a new point is desired, wait until the cursor turns into a pointer hand and then click and drag the new point to its desired location. To remove a point from the Interest Area are simply hold the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key and click on the point of the Interest Area and once it is highlighted in red press the DELETE key to remove the point from the shape.
Right clicking on a selected Interest Area will allow for additional manipulation features such as rotating, resizing, or converting the shape of the Interest Area.
To add a new point to an existing Freehand Interest Area, first select the Interest Area. Next, hold the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key over the edge where a new point is desired, wait until the cursor turns into a pointer hand and then click and drag the new point to its desired location. To remove a point from the Interest Area are simply hold the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key and click on the point of the Interest Area and once it is highlighted in red press the DELETE key to remove the point from the shape.
Right clicking on a selected Interest Area will allow for additional manipulation features such as rotating, resizing, or converting the shape of the Interest Area.