The editor supports multiple configurable objects superimposed on each other, usually with a radial symmetry, to produce intricate and interesting designs. It uses standard shapes like hyperbolas, ellipses, polygons, cardioids, trochoids and vaguely teardrop-like shapes; always as closed objects so they can be filled with color.
  The emphasis is on being able to select and manipulate the objects with a mouse, clone the objects easily, and produce radial symmetry about a centre point. The original objects are edited using a monochrome wireframe display which can be printed at high resolution. These objects can then be filled with color using a flood-fill tool. This can be either printed or exported to PNG or SVG format, which is Inkscape-compatible. In all cases, the shapes are rendered using Bézier curves, which are used to approximate the true shape of the geometrical objects.