*vectorlike editing
flexibility first! any object you create is editable all the time. you can change shapes, group objects, move them in layers, resize, edit envelopes etc. any object has its own changeable properties like color, texture, outline, lights, material, transparency, multiple 3d effects, bevels, shadows, motion blur and much more.
*bitmap editing
unlike in a normal vector editor you can actually paint directly onto any vector object using airbrushes, 3d or artistic brushes and special image nozzles. you can paint on the canvas and the strokes will become another object to which you can apply effects, just as with vector objects. no other program can do this.
*3d effects
you can apply various bevels and extrude effects to any object or bitmap to create perfect threedimensional work. you can get even closer to renderedlike image by applying an unlimited number of 3d lights to any object or by changing its material properties. for example, realdraw pro makes it very easy to create realistic metallic textures often a big problem in standard vector drawing packages.
*illustration package
the combination of realdraws tools allows you to create drawings in your style illustrations, 3d render simulations, airbrush work, kids illustration, engraving, you name it you have the full control.
*handpainted style
not many software offers a vectoreditable handpainted style. and very few can come close to the quality and fun factor of the many npr presets in realdraw v. from watercolor to oil painting, illustration or engraving nothing is too hard for npr.
*svg editor
as if this isnt enough, realdraw can also be used as an svg editor (scaleable vector graphics supported by all xml enabled webbrowsers) with import/export support of color fills, outlines and transparencies.
