control points
Curve-shaping anchors used
Control points are reference locations used to guide or constrain a system.
In graphic design and digital drawing, control points are handles that shape curves—dragging them adjusts the arc of a line: She adjusted the control points to smooth the curve.
In surveying and mapping, control points are precisely measured locations used to calibrate aerial photographs or satellite imagery.
In project management, control points are checkpoints where progress is measured against plans.
- splineFlexible strip for drafting
- georeferencingAligning data to Earth coordinates
- curveSmooth, angleless line
- degreeUnit of measurement
- checkpointsInspection stations along routes
survey markers · photogrammetry · parametric · keyframe · triangulation · NURBS · knots · handles · pen tool · boundary markers · anchor · vector graphics · path · base · continuity · beacon · node · vertex
- Topographycontour lines, contour line, terrain maps, terrain map, elevation gain
- GeospatialGIS, cartography, geocoding, geolocation, geographic coordinates
- surveyingsurveyor, theodolite, land surveys, survey markers, triangulation
- 3D Modelingmesh, vertices, vertex, polygon, wireframe
- geodesytriangulation, leveling, benchmarks, survey markers, coordinates
- land surveyssurvey markers, boundary lines, boundary markers, site plan, property lines
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