Thanks the advice, do you mean that selecting all three triangles and set the line as None?
Because with this for me they disappears so becomes no line between the triangles.
Thanks the advice, do you mean that selecting all three triangles and set the line as None?
Because with this for me they disappears so becomes no line between the triangles.
That's exactly what I mean.
Remove all lines completely then nudge the left triangle left and right triangle right to open up a gap and place a green rectangle behind the group.
So instead of triangle with outlines, your get triangles without lines and still get the effect you are after
Download ► triangle_without_lines.xar
Ah thanks I understand But if the situation is more problematic for example in the attached one?
So if the between lines are not straight and with nudge their dimensions can not be reproduced.
Lines2.xar
A couple of thoughts. If using sledger's method you could shrink the individual shapes slightly with contour tool (inset path). Alternatively, leave the lines on the shapes and clip the overall shape. To produce the clipping mask, select all shapes and add (Ctrl1). Use contour tool on this if necessary. A lot depends on why you are doing this.
Tony
Can't you just draw the lines over one big blue triangle then clip [Q] ? Or a 'V' over the original shape in post #1?
Or am I missing something?
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