Composing complex objects

Composing complex objects

To insert a complex object composed of several objects in the document, use one of the following methods:
1. Create a block (see Blocks). The advantage of using this method is that a block definition is saved with the document and an unlimited number of blocks can be inserted. All block insertions in the document can also be changed automatically by changing the original block definition.
2. Create a group of objects (see Groups). A group is a unity that can be copied and multiplied using the Paste command in the Edit menu. When closing the document, the information relating to the objects’ grouping is saved.
WiseImage can also create and save Markers in separate files to indicate line ends (see End Markers ) and Fill Shapes to fill closed areas (see Fill Shape symbols).
Complex objects can also be used in the search-replace procedure, as well as in the training symbol recognition procedure (see Tuning Symbol Recognition Template Library).
Note that the WiseImage Clipbook feature can also be used (see Clipbooks) to facilitate working with complex objects.