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  1. #1
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Like this?
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  2. #2
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    That seems way more complicated that it needs to be. Also how the heck do you draw a straight line.

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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by PMH
    Also how the heck do you draw a straight line.
    Well perhaps the easiest way is
    * Select shape editor tool
    * Select the straight line button (second from the left)
    * Click for the start point
    * Click for each subsequent point

    You can also (using the freehand drawing pencil tool) just hold down ALT for the sections you want to be straight.

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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Here's one way of achieving that effect.
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by PMH
    That seems way more complicated that it needs to be. Also how the heck do you draw a straight line.
    Drawing a straight line is simple:
    • Choose the Freehand and Brush Tool (F3)
    • Hold down CTRL+ALT and draw your line.


    Using the Fill option is a better solution and using the transparency Button is another solution:
    1. Draw your shape with the Freehand and Brush Tool (F3) or the Shape Editor Tool (F4) or the Pen Tool (Shift+F5)
    2. Open the Fill Gallery and select the Fill CROSSH1.GIF in the section "Two color patterns".
    3. Click the Button "Transp" in your Fill Gallery.
    4. Choose the Transparency Tool (F6) to modify your choosen Bitmap transparency.
    5. Drag the control point (red squares) to change the rotation and the size of the Two color bitmap. (simple dragging changes the position or size of one control point, dragging together with holidng the Shift key keeps the aspect ratio of the two red control points).
    6. To change the color, click on a color in the Color Bar or go to the Fill Tool (F5) and choose a more complex Fill Type (for example a "four color" Fill").


    Regards,
    Remi
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    The fill gallery options on my version does not contain "two color patterns"

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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Isn't it there?
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Wow...where did you get all those fill patterns. Mine only has five options.

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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Or
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    Default Re: How to create a crosshatch pattern

    Nope. Does the package come with all those or is that somekind of download add in.

 

 

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