CValley Inc. Xtream Path for Adobe Illiustrator v1.6 / v1.6.3.2 (Win/Mac)

Drag, stretch, push and pull…….you can do a lot with paths using Xtream Path! You no longer have to be constrained to control points when editing paths. It allows you to drag anywhere on a path and edit only the exact location you want. Editing paths in Illustrator is much more flexible than ever before. There is no doubt you will have fun editing with Xtream Path.

Smart Rounding can instantly round sharp corners with one click. If you apply the Smart Rounding filter to text, it is as if you have a new set of font. Your original, too! Smart Rounding rounds corners so nicely and smoothly that it adds cuteness to your path.

Simplicity
Traditionally, you had to edit paths using control points and direction lines. There was no way around it. Now, with Xtream Path, that is a thing of the past. Xtream Path enables you to click anywhere on a path and drag to make adjustments to the segment. It is that simple! It lets you edit paths more intuitively by pointing directly to the place you want to edit rather than fiddling around with direction lines and control points.

Creativity
Xtream Path offers plenty of tools to help you to be creative. Pick an existing font and the Smart Rounding effect will let you instantly round sharp edges to add warmth or friendliness to the font in just a couple of steps. Creating a patterned object is also a breeze. Select artwork and arrange it neatly throughout your document to make wall paper. The tremendous flexibility ensures your result is precisely what you wanted.

Accuracy
Editing one particular segment of a path and maintaining the same precise Bezier curve is no easy task. In the past, the best you could do is eyeball it, comparing side by side. With Xtream Path, you can obtain the numerical information of a direction line's length and direction by simply clicking on a segment. Taking advantage of the Numeric Edit tool, you can easily repeat the same Bezier curve on a different segment. It is as easy as copying and pasting. You can't get any more accurate than that!

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