OK, and now we will talk about the clear path.
The first thing we need to know right here is what the clear path is.
Let's say here we've got this packed ground with a rectangular shape.
We don't want that.
We want to make it in a parliament seat.
This is the the ClearPath.
Let's go to our file and see what the ClearPath is and how we can use it.
We can go to our source, code it right here and find us.
And we can go to this part and add a property which is called clip pads.
And then inside we will choose Pellegrin.
The first thing we will type here a few percent and is concept, which is this point here.
The origin point is here.
This is the first point I want to achieve or select.
Let's choose now the second point.
I want the second point to be right here.
Let's say this is that 30, 30 percent from the guess.
I think let's just make it 30 percent
and we can add a comma and then we can add 30 percent from the x axis and zero percent from the Y axis.
I can see from here this is zero percent or we can just make this smaller to not get confused.
Now, OK.
Let me make this larger.
OK, that's good.
Yes, and here we got this zero percent and zero percent, zero percent for the exact same, zero percent
for the y axis.
And the second point here, we got this to be having for 30 percent of x axis and zero percent of the
Y axis.
Now, we won't have a third point B here.
Let's make it here.
This we can control this part to be 50 percent for the x axis and 30 percent for the y axis.
We can just go here and add 50 percent with x axis and 30 percent or the Y axis.
And that fourth point I wanted to be here.
One hundred percent for the x axis and 30 percent of the Y axis, we can just go here and type one hundred
percent of the x axis and 30 percent of the Y axis.
And then after this part, I want this to be here.
We can just add, uh, yes, 50 plus the 30, which is 80.
We can make it 80 or 70 years ago.
We can just go here.
This will be the next point.
We can just make it to 100 percent of the X axis and 70 percent from the Y axis.
Looks at what we've done until now.
Now we got this cheap.
It's not good, but we are moving on.
And then what we can do, I want the second or I want the next point to be vertically with this point.
So I want them to be vertical or can be connected as a perpendicular line.
We can just go here and come up the next one.
We can just make it four.
Yes, 50 percent of the x axis.
And yes, yes, yes.
This to be 70 percent for the y axis, like save and then go back and reload.
OK, now we got this and this is perfect and now we've got this cheap.
What if we want to add more?
Of course we can add more.
And I'm going to show you or tell you something.
The last point which we typed here, it will be automatically connected to the first punch.
So you don't need to close the path to connect between them.
Now, I want this point to be here.
What we can do right now is to a new point, and we can make it for 50 percent of x axis and one hundred
percent for the Y axis.
We can just save and go back.
Now, we got this point.
The last point I want to reach here, we want to correct here, which is this point.
This will be the last point for this tape.
We can edit come on here and this point will be zero percent for X-axis and 100 percent for the Y axis.
We can just create here zero percent for the x axis and one hundred percent for the Y axis.
Let's just save it and go here.
Now, we got this tape.
We've got a problem with the shape.
So we have a point right here.
We feel good about it.
Let's make it let's do this one here.
This would be 30 percent for the x axis.
And yeah, we need to think about yes.
And one hundred percent for the Y axis.
Let's save and go back to our Web page.
OK, we're just going to.
No, no, we got no problem with this, but yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, we get a problem with this.
But this point be connected to be here and not this way.
We can just delete this and try from this part x axis.
We can just make it to thirty.
Let's go back and reload.
Yes.
This comma never got this cheap.
And the last point will be here.
We can just go here and superset for x axis and one hundred percent for the Y axis.
We can just save and go back to our Web page and reload.
And then we got this chart.
And this is amazing.
And of course, you can type any content inside if you wish, so we can go here inside our code and
just type one with an header one like save and go pack.
Now, we got this text here, but if you make the text longer, just add lorem.
It will be cut from Dysport.
OK, so now we know how to use the ClearPath.
Let's just make a more complicated shape which we can practice on after here the Dumble.
But yeah, that's up in the images we will try to make a rectangular one, because these turkeys will
be very complicated.
We can just, uh, yes.
Let's do this one anyway.
It will be very complicated by to get right now, so let's try to make this cheap right here.
We can go here, create a new class and the class.
We can get a definite win class of Dumble.
Yes.
And then we can make the color of example is black.
We can just go to the first.
This class, and let's give it a high of one hundred pixels and with three hundred pixels and we can
give it a background color of black.
Let's go back to our Web page and see what's going on right here.
OK, now we got this.
We're just not here to apply this to be for the body, the width of one hundred three W, which we talked
about before and then after this part.
And what we can do now is to articulate that for this point.
So let's deal with this part.
What we can do is to set the first point.
As you can see from here, the first point, if not at zero percent of the x axis, begin mid click
path.
Before we start creating this shape, I want you to try to do it yourself.
We can just try now.
We can make here we can choose a polygons and alter the polygon.
We can start with the first point.
You can choose to start from here or here, whatever you want.
But I prefer I, I always prefer to start from here.
Let's make this point to be five percent.
So the first point we have here, five percent from x axis and zero percent from the Y axis.
And if we want at the end, if you if we want to delete or add, we can just do it.
We can go here at five percent.
And you pretend this is for the first point.
And the second point is you can see from here it's here.
What do you suggest we can just make it 15 percent?
I think so.
15 percent for the x axis and the zero percent from the Y axis.
And add to this part right here, we got this tape.
We will not make these slides.
We will just make the arbitrary lines.
And then after this part, we can make this shape.
At this point, it's not perpendicular to each others.
We can just make it 17 percent and yes, 17 percent and 10 percent.
I think this will be OK, 17 or just 18 percent and 10 percent for the y axis.
And then after this point, we can just create.
Yes.
Like, let's see what we have here for this comment.
We got this table, which is not very good right now, but we are keep going.
OK, if we wish to add some, we can just put it in order to see the difference right now.
Let's keep going.
And now we're done until we reach this part.
At this point, we will make a point right here, which is the same distance from the x axis, but different
from the Y axis.
We can just go here and create 80 percent for the x axis and 20 percent for that or just let's make
it larger.
We can make it to forty or just 30, 32 times.
And then after this part, we have this point because it's moving from here to here, or we can just
make it from here and way.
We started from here.
It will be moving here, then here, here, here and in this direction.
So let's keep going and now we did this part and after this point, we have this point.
Yes, we chose this part to be having a 10 percent for the x axis.
So here from here to here, it's 18 percent.
So we need to apply for the same distance for the right side.
It's similar to the mirror function in the SolidWorks.
We can just make one hundred percent, minus 18.
And now this point is at 82 percent, I think.
Yes, 82.
We can make here 82 percent for the x axis and for the Y axis.
We can set it to 30 percent.
And at to part, we can just make this point, which was 10 percent for the Y for the 30 percent for
the Y axis.
Yeah.
And it's going to be 82 percent for the x axis.
But 30 percent or what.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
30 percent and 30 percent for the X for the Y axis.
OK, that's good.
I think we got a problem here.
Yes.
I guess this'd be 10 and not 30.
And at this point right here we have this point.
Let's it's the alternative in this part we got here.
Yes.
15 percent.
So what we can just do right now is to add it to make one hundred minus 15 and then we have 85.
We can make here eighty five for the x axis, 85 percent and zero percent for the y axis.
And then we have this point.
Let's make it X to be 95 percent for the X axis and here the zero percent for the Y axis.
And then here we have this point.
This point is that here we got a line is connecting between the two points.
It's telling me they are on the same line.
We can just make it the same here.
We got that 10 percent so we can make it 100 percent for the x axis and 10 percent for the Y axis.
And activist part right here.
We got this point.
This point is well to 100 percent for the x axis.
We got one hundred percent for the x axis and here 90 percent for the Y axis.
And then we have this point here, which will be making one hundred minus five percent, which is 95
percent for the x axis and 100 percent for the Y axis.
We can make here come up and then after this part, we can just make nine to five percent of x axis
and one hundred percent of the Y axis.
And the next point, as you can see from here, is yes.
Yes.
Let's just remember it's alternative at this point, which was.
Yes.
Fifteen, yes.
So this here will be you will be taking nine inch five of the x axis and start with something broomed
and one hundred percent for the Y axis.
And then here we got this opponent, which is taking the 18 percent from this part.
So here for this point, we just have 82 percent for the x axis and yet not the one hundred percent.
This point bounce for 90 percent.
Yes.
And 90 percent for the Y axis.
And then here we have this point.
This point will be taking 82 percent fall from the x axis and then the.
Yes, yes, yes, 70 percent for the white actress and activist part, we will connect to this line,
which is up 18 percent from X-axis and 30 percent.
No, no, no, not 30 percent, I think.
Yes, not 30 percent.
70 percent.
This was 30.
And then after this part, we have this point.
So let's just make it this point.
We'll be having the same ad here, but in a different way.
So let's think about what we did for this part.
This will be a 10 percent for the x axis and for the Y axis, it will be 90.
And at the least part here, we got this point, which will be taking let's just remember this point.
Yes.
No, not yet.
And yeah, yeah, yeah, not yet.
We did this point right here, I just want to exit for this point, let's just remember it.
It was the second point from here, which is 15 percent here.
We can just make 15 percent for the exits and one hundred percent for the y axis.
And then he would get this point, which is five percent for the x axis and one hundred percent from
the Y axis.
And then now we get this point, which was the.
Yeah, no, no, this point first.
Zero percent from the X-axis and 90 percent from the Y axis, and then we got this point.
Let's see how we can get with it for this point.
We can just make it zero percent of X axis.
And this one will be making for the I think 10 percent.
Yes, I think so.
So let's go back to our Web page.
I know we got this cheap.
It's really amazing.
So if we just to decrease or control the weeds, we can go back, make this smaller arrest first and
we can go to this one and control anywhere we want the from here, we can control the weeds.
So now that's great.
In the next video, we can talk about the whole function, the Hova Active and books Shadow.
So good luck and have fun.