#9 Grouping many vectors inside a border. Mastering Carveco in minutes.

Mastering Carveco in minutes: #9 lightning-fast tutorial grouping many vectors inside a border. In this quicky I show how to easily group vectors inside a border without including the outside border vector. This is great for carves with intricate details that need to be activated together for creating tool paths.
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Carveco link
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 describing the scenario.
00:32 the first way
00:59 the second way
01:41 thank you please like and subscribe.

[@barneyfife2136]

Gotta love a quickie!😁

[@jimpalmer1944]

Quickies are great, but I am looking forward to more of your longer videos of projects. Working on the stacked text now.

[@Hinkleshop]

Thanks Jim more long form projects are coming!
Now if we can just get RUclips to start showing them to more people that would be great LOL

[@jimpalmer1944]

@@Hinkleshop I know that is a struggle for producers with a small number of subscribers in such a large field. That is why I always comment, even if I don't really have anything to say. But, in this case, I do enjoy your longer formats and I learn a lot. Thanks.

[@VeteransOwnWW]

3rd method is to highlight all, hold shift, and click the vectors you want to remove. Holding shift will unhighlight the vectors. This works when vectors are tightly together.
Also, I love the idea of the clips and videos. We’ve learn so much from you, but noticed you don’t really use command keys (ie, Shift, letters, etc) for your tips and tricks.

[@Hinkleshop]

Thank you very much glad your enjoying them
And you are correct I don’t use hot keys much but Carveco has a bunch of them that are very helpful if you take the time to learn them