Changes since Robin Stewart Software Graph Sketcher 1.5.2
- Improved Draw tool
- Curves can now be defined by more than three points
- Sketch Recognition - click and drag to draw a freehand line that will be automatically smoothed
- Double-click to place a point, single-click in succession to create connected points
- Arrow heads now end at the center of the line endpoint (rather than being centered on the endpoint)
- New hot-keys D and F to activate Draw and Fill, respectively
- New features let you easily make practically any economics diagram
- Resizable margins give you room for as much explanatory text as you'd like
- New "tick" point shape stays perpendicular to the axis or line it's attached to
- New "ticks along a line" stroke style
- New Style, Axis, Document and Data inspectors
- Easily connect points with straight or curved line segments using the Style inspector
- Best-fit lines are now included in the inspector as a standard line type
- Custom opacity can now be applied to bar charts (and all other objects)
- Axes can now be "mirrored" on all sides of the graph
- New visual indicators for axis settings
- Specify canvas size numerically on the Document Inspector
- Improvements to data importing
- Import multiple data sets at once (by copy-and-pasting as usual)
- Improved compatibility with various data set formats
- Improvements to Axes and labels
- Origin can be dragged to move X and Y ranges simultaneously
- Added the ability to change the float distance of axis titles and axis tick labels
- Improved the axis-dragging behavior so that axis positions are always updated in real time
- Interface improvements
- Standard Mac toolbar replaces the old tool switcher and gives you many more options
- Reorganized menus for easier use
- Incorporated Omni License, Feedback, and Software update systems
- New XML-based file format (.ograph). Legacy files are converted to the new format when they're saved (preserving your old file)
- New "Getting Started" document presented on first launch
- ...and many smaller fixes and improvements.