EUKLID is a software that allows you to create dynamic geometric drawings with the same precision as ruler and compasses. With the ability to drag objects without losing interdependency, EUKLID provides advanced tools for precise diagramming.
EUKLID is a software that allows you to create geometric constructions similar to using a ruler and compasses. However, what sets EUKLID apart is its ability to make dynamic drawings. This means that you can drag objects after completing your construction without losing the interdependency between its various objects, making for a more flexible drawing experience.
One example of this is when you construct the bisector of an angle and move the sides of the angle. The line of the bisector will automatically move to ensure that it always divides the angle into two equal parts.
Another handy feature of EUKLID is the ability to create macros for often used sequences of construction steps. The program also allows you to measure distances and angle widths and view expressions containing these values while dragging the drawing. Additionally, you can record locus lines, which are the traces a point leaves while it (or another point of the drawing) is dragged along.
One of the highlights of EUKLID are the 'dynamic locus lines' that allow you to explore algebraic curves. The program even provides several mappings that you can apply to the objects of your drawing, including an example of a mapping that does not conserve straight lines - the reflection in a circle.
Lastly, EUKLID offers features to save, load and print your drawings. You can even export them to the clipboard in BMP and EMF formats to insert them into your word processor documents. Overall, EUKLID is a powerful tool for creating dynamic, tailored geometric constructions.
One example of this is when you construct the bisector of an angle and move the sides of the angle. The line of the bisector will automatically move to ensure that it always divides the angle into two equal parts.
Another handy feature of EUKLID is the ability to create macros for often used sequences of construction steps. The program also allows you to measure distances and angle widths and view expressions containing these values while dragging the drawing. Additionally, you can record locus lines, which are the traces a point leaves while it (or another point of the drawing) is dragged along.
One of the highlights of EUKLID are the 'dynamic locus lines' that allow you to explore algebraic curves. The program even provides several mappings that you can apply to the objects of your drawing, including an example of a mapping that does not conserve straight lines - the reflection in a circle.
Lastly, EUKLID offers features to save, load and print your drawings. You can even export them to the clipboard in BMP and EMF formats to insert them into your word processor documents. Overall, EUKLID is a powerful tool for creating dynamic, tailored geometric constructions.
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