


unless it is the last remaining point, in which case, you won't be able to delete it. Yet if you go to a point on the spline you first drew, you can do the same thing, and the point will be deleted. Go into manipulator mode, right-click the isolated point and select Delete and the point will not be deleted.

Click the left button once to start a new spline, then click the right button to stop drawing, which will leave a single isolated point. Draw a few segments of a spline and then right-click to stop drawing. Go into Spline mode and choose Create spline by placing points mode. I found something within 5 minutes of using it that already irks me. If things just don't seem logical, then I'll just drop it. So I have an initial frustration phase where I have to try and adapt. The biggest problem I always have, is I approach a new creative tool with an expectation of how I think things should work (or how it would work if I had written something similar), but it rarely does.
