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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    or maybe:
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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    Steve.

    I've learned a lot from taking people's .xar files apart.

    But, I cannot see what you did. You got me. A bit too clever for me!

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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    I drew a curved line - then I duplicated the layer

    on the duplicate layer I drew a red rectangle and a blue rectangle and made a blend

    then I fiitted the blend to the curve on the duplicate layer

    then I reduced the point size of the curved line on layer one and used it to clipview the object on the duplicate layer [the resulting clipped object is on the duplicate layer]

    this way you get a blend along the curve of the shape.....
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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    OK.

    Profiles is one thing and layers is another thing I've not played about with too much.
    Probably one of the reasons why I don't play in PhotoShop too much. It's layers all over the place. I just don't like going to this layer to do this and that layer to do that.
    Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to run down layers. I just find them to be a bit of a pain. Though I sort of understand and appreciate their uses.

    So, I suppose you have to learn about them sooner or later.
    I will now have another look at you file Steve.

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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    you dont have to use two layers Rik - thats not part of the process - I just find it easier to do it that way rather than have the copy on the working layer
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rik View Post
    I just don't like going to this layer to do this and that layer to do that.
    You can always get that effect using the 'convert line to shape' and the four colour fill.

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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    Quote Originally Posted by James Allen View Post
    You can always get that effect using the 'convert line to shape' and the four colour fill.

    See attached.
    True enough Rik - it was only an example - I could have used a much more complicated blend
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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    As for the drunken rambling comment... I'm Swedish, dude, and English is my third language. I apologise for any poor grammar and spelling. Your comment is also hurtful - not really... It is expected... It is also inane!

    You are doing a great job representing Xara/Magix . FFS!
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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    I'm not talking about grammar and spelling - just your drunken rambling, which I've seen many times before. This is the internet and you're trolling, and most drunken sounding trolls in my experience are usually drunk. Instead of whining about it, try avoiding that behavior and all will be well.
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    Default Re: Linear fill - along a curve - is it possible?

    Well, you sound insane, so where does that leave us? Look what David did for the OP? He IS NOT your bitch to slap around. That is all I am saying.
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