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Also, because the freehand tool is a 3D drawing tool, it requires care to keep all the edges you draw on the same plane. A face will not form unless all the edges in its perimeter are in the same plane.

Apart from that you maybe can segment each sprout automatically (post an image and see what is possible?), I think if you first draw the freehand line, then have a macro that adds it to the roi manager as an interpolated line with interval 1 (which makes it a series of points), then for all lines in the image you select which point divides the sprout in the shoot and root, then the macro measures all lengths, you end up with what you want?

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It would be very useful to be able to draw polygons freehand (like you can in ArcGIS Pro), instead of by adding individual vertices. This would be especially useful when creating polygons that are rounded and require many vertices to properly draw.

Please add freehand line drawing too!! I'm working with folks that are converting from ArcPad to Field Maps and they could draw freehand lines in ArcPad and now I have to tell them you need to add vertex by vertex in technology 16 years later. The users have apple pencils is there any additional functionality they can use now with the apple pencil and current Field Maps line drawing?

Having the ability to freehand draw polygons like the markup in Field Maps using a stylus but with the auto-complete function available in the webapp builder edit widget to capture geometry into polygon layers would be ideal for us. It'd also be useful to have the ability to switch between the different methods of capture.

The idea I am not sure about though is the freehand drawing conversion to polygon. This sort of thing works well in ArcPro because you can toggle between free hand, creating arcs, and tracing. On top of that, its easy to enable and disable snapping in a multitude of ways in ArcPro. When you start to build this kind of complexity into Fieldmaps, it may become overwhelming for beginning users. That said, my organization would use a free hand feature.

Can you weigh in on this idea and if its on the Field Map road map? I keep thinking Field Maps is the map app but yet it is missing some key functionality with freehand delineation of lines/polygon. Currently Survey123 with geotrace and geoshape have the freehand line/polygon capabilities, earlier versions of Collector, and ArcPad, but not Field Maps??? There is mark-up but this isn't quite the functionality for a saved feature layer. This would make such a difference in our department's use of the app for aerial surveys compared to the current functionality of Field Maps.

I just got a Instinct watch and have been trying to create a custom course. I've seen that the freehand option is only available on the web garmin connect. Seems halfway pointless seeing as freehand will mostly be used for people who are out hiking and won't have a computer with them. Are there any plans to bring the freehand option to the mobile app? I feel it would be an easy option to add.

@Mattyj This is becoming strange. From what I can see of your Tool Options docker (please show more) then you should be drawing a black freehand path. On a paint layer, with that brush preset, the stroke will be textured but it should be there.

So for some reason the freehand path tool still only works after changing the layout of Krita. It doesnt seem to matter which layout is chosen i.e. could be going from Default to Big Vector or to Big Paint or back, the freehand path tool just seems to not work randomly.

Also Ive found that the Bezier handle tool will not display vector points regardless of whether the freehand path tool is used or another type of vector painting tool is used e.g. the shape tool. Have uploaded a screenshot of Krita with the Bezier tool selected and the tool option window shown. Any help would be really appreciated. Cheers.

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OBJECTIVE The quest to improve the safety and accuracy and decrease the invasiveness of pedicle screw placement in spine surgery has led to a markedly increased interest in robotic technology. The SpineAssist from Mazor is one of the most widely distributed robotic systems. The aim of this study was to compare the accuracy of robot-guided and conventional freehand fluoroscopy-guided pedicle screw placement in thoracolumbar surgery. METHODS This study is a retrospective series of 169 patients (83 women [49%]) who underwent placement of pedicle screw instrumentation from 2007 to 2015 in 2 reference centers. Pathological entities included degenerative disorders, tumors, and traumatic cases. In the robot-assisted cohort (98 patients, 439 screws), pedicle screws were inserted with robotic assistance. In the freehand fluoroscopy-guided cohort (71 patients, 441 screws), screws were inserted using anatomical landmarks and lateral fluoroscopic guidance. Patients treated before 2009 were included in the fluoroscopy cohort, whereas those treated since mid-2009 (when the robot was acquired) were included in the robot cohort. Since then, the decision to operate using robotic assistance or conventional freehand technique has been based on surgeon preference and logistics. The accuracy of screw placement was assessed based on the Gertzbein-Robbins scale by a neuroradiologist blinded to treatment group. The radiological slice with the largest visible deviation from the pedicle was chosen for grading. A pedicle breach of 2 mm or less was deemed acceptable (Grades A and B) while deviations greater than 2 mm (Grades C, D, and E) were classified as misplacements. RESULTS In the robot-assisted cohort, a perfect trajectory (Grade A) was observed for 366 screws (83.4%). The remaining screws were Grades B (n = 44 [10%]), C (n = 15 [3.4%]), D (n = 8 [1.8%]), and E (n = 6 [1.4%]). In the fluoroscopy-guided group, a completely intrapedicular course graded as A was found in 76% (n = 335). The remaining screws were Grades B (n = 57 [12.9%]), C (n = 29 [6.6%]), D (n = 12 [2.7%]), and E (n = 8 [1.8%]). The proportion of non-misplaced screws (corresponding to Gertzbein-Robbins Grades A and B) was higher in the robot-assisted group (93.4%) than the freehand fluoroscopy group (88.9%) (p = 0.005). CONCLUSIONS The authors' retrospective case review found that robot-guided pedicle screw placement is a safe, useful, and potentially more accurate alternative to the conventional freehand technique for the placement of thoracolumbar spinal instrumentation.

We have a number of symbols that we use in some desktop applications we use and are planning colour schemes and interactions (so clicking on parts of an SVG would be great to link to somewhere else), but the features of Balsamiq would make this such a great place to document and test, if it supported SVG or freehand or polygons.

How do you draw freehand in LibreOffice Draw? Is there a "pencil tool"? I can see on the left that there's a button to change the "Line Color" and it looks like a pencil, but clicking this doesn't seem to let me draw anything.

I am a total newbie and am trying to layout a pc board cabinet and need a lot of help! I see nothing in the tutorials about doing freehand layouts. I need 2 opposing sides that are notched in the center to accept tabs the thickness of the pc board material. The front and back have tabs that fit into the tabs for the sides and then are soldered to form the box. The back panel has some connector holes. The sides are both the same size. The front and back are the same size but slightly longer than the side pieces. Do I use the polygon tool? If so, how do I add the tab or notch? e24fc04721