Freehand Interest Areas are defined by a series of points (vertices) that form the shape's outline. You can adjust, add, or remove these points to precisely match the contours of your stimulus.
Other Manipulation Options
For broader changes, right-click on any selected Interest Area to access the IA Shape Actions menu, which includes options for rotating, resizing, or converting the shape type.
- Adjusting Existing Points
- Select the Freehand Interest Area you wish to edit. Its defining points will become visible.
- Hold down the ALT (on Windows) or Option (on Mac) key.
- Click and drag any existing point to a new position.
- Select the Interest Area.
- Hold down the ALT (on Windows) or Option (on Mac) key
- Hover your cursor over the specific edge where you want to add a point.
- When the cursor changes to a pointer hand, click and drag to create the new point.
- Select the Interest Area.
- Hold down the ALT (Windows) or Option (Mac) key
- Click on the point you wish to remove. It will be highlighted in red.
- Press the DELETE key.
- Select the Freehand Interest Area you wish to edit. Its defining points will become visible.
Other Manipulation Options
For broader changes, right-click on any selected Interest Area to access the IA Shape Actions menu, which includes options for rotating, resizing, or converting the shape type.