Copy of The Graphics Tools
The Graphics View Toolbar
The Graphics Tools are organized in GeoGebra's Graphics View Toolbar:
 It contains a variety of Graphics Tools which are organized in Toolboxes and can be operated with your pointing device.
It contains a variety of Graphics Tools which are organized in Toolboxes and can be operated with your pointing device.
 It contains a variety of Graphics Tools which are organized in Toolboxes and can be operated with your pointing device.
It contains a variety of Graphics Tools which are organized in Toolboxes and can be operated with your pointing device.Familiarize yourself with GeoGebra's Graphics Tools
| 1. |   | Select the Line tool and click twice in the Graphics View in order to create two points A and B and a line through them. | 
| 2. |   | Select the Move tool and change the position of the points by dragging them with the pointer. | 
| 3. |   | Find the Slope tool within the Toolboxes and click on the line in order to create its slope triangle. | 
| 4. |   | Select the Circle with Center and Radius tool and read the Tooltip in order to find out how to create a circle with centerpoint A and radius 4. | 
 reset your construction in order to try out more Graphics Tools.
 reset your construction in order to try out more Graphics Tools.Try it yourself...
Selected Graphics Tools you might want to try out as well
|   | Activate the tool Segment with Given Length and click in the Graphics View in order to create a point. In the appearing dialog window, enter the length of the segment (e.g. 3). | 
|   | Select tool Point on Object and click on an object (e.g. a segment) in order to create a point on this object. | 
|   | Activate the Polygon tool and click either on the Graphics View or on existing points in order to create the vertices of your polygon. Note: Click on the first point again in order to close the polygon. | 
|   | After selecting the Angle tool, create three new points or click on existing points in counter-clockwise order in order to measure the angle between them. | 
|   | After activating the Show / Hide Object tool, select all objects you want to hide. Then, switch to any other tool in order to apply your changes. |