In a Smart tool setup, which action correctly activates the Lift/Overwrite function?

In a Smart tool setup, which action correctly activates the Lift/Overwrite function?

• A. Place the cursor on the right half of a segment
• B. Place the cursor on the left edge of a segment
• C. Position the cursor over the top half of a segment
• D. Position the cursor over the bottom half of a segment

Answer: (C)

In this setup, how the Smart Tool behaves is driven by where you place the cursor on a segment. The Lift/Overwrite function is activated when the cursor sits in the top half of the segment. That top-half zone is designated for Lift/Overwrite, so dragging from there lets you remove or replace material in place, depending on how you drag and the edit context. Other areas of the segment engage different tools or modes, which is why placing the cursor on those regions won’t activate Lift/Overwrite.

In this setup, how the Smart Tool behaves is driven by where you place the cursor on a segment. The Lift/Overwrite function is activated when the cursor sits in the top half of the segment. That top-half zone is designated for Lift/Overwrite, so dragging from there lets you remove or replace material in place, depending on how you drag and the edit context. Other areas of the segment engage different tools or modes, which is why placing the cursor on those regions won’t activate Lift/Overwrite.