diagrams for my coelophysis

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diagrams for my coelophysis

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diagrams for my coelophysis are here for anyone who wants to try. :D
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/9706/coelyhphisdiagram.jpg
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Cool! Nice and simple! :)
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thanks :D when i seen this months folding challenge, this folding sequence just flew into my head, and so i had to try it out! i will start drawing more diagrams for more of my stuff in the future. :D
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Looks good :) .

Maybe this will work for you, since your square isn't completely square and the lines you probably want north aren't completly north.
In a lot of drawing programs (at least those who I encountered) you can use the SHIFT-button for various things.

An example for Paint.

- While drawing with the rectangle tool, holding SHIFT results in a square.
- While drawing with the line tool, holding SHIFT results in one the following lines (depending in what direction you pull the cursor while drawing the line):
North, East, South, West and those exactly inbetween (45 degree angles).
- Those are the things I use most, but there are various other things you can do with SHIFT combined with the tools, you might wanna play around with them.

Edit: In Inkscape it seems to be CTRL.

Hope this helps you out for creating diagrams in the future!
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thanks! i will try to use your advice and improve in my next diagrams
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