The spikes you are referring to are often the result of a Mitered line join. If you change the line join in the Line Gallery to Round or Beveled, it usually gets rid of the spikes.
The spikes you are referring to are often the result of a Mitered line join. If you change the line join in the Line Gallery to Round or Beveled, it usually gets rid of the spikes.
Gary W. Priester
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Hope the two pics help. For the first one, I just drew a selection box around the spike and saw that something was selected. I used the cursor keys to move it so I could see it.
For the second pic I moved the bottom semicircle shape away so I could see it. Select Break Shapes from the Arrange menu and them move the semicircle shape away from the other two. Remember to unselect the shapes after breaking and then select only the semicircle shape.
It might be almost easier to make a new layer and redo the outline.
Yikes! Seems like there are a bunch of us looking at this all at the same time!
Tom aka Patent Guy (an engineer/patent attorney doing line drawings)
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...... I'm with Gary on this one
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That is true up to a point. (no pun intended!) But the mitered join connection should not change shape and direction for different zoom levels. There is something going on here that is outside the ordinary miter join. I use miter join for many of my line drawings and have never noticed this behavior when I zoom.
Tom aka Patent Guy (an engineer/patent attorney doing line drawings)
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Again, thank you everyone for your expertise and kindness.
I will implement all of your instructions and hopefully, if this is a bug, then some good for all of us may come of all this.
Cheers!
yes. The round join method changes the look too much.
okay it wasn't meant to be a fix - just a demonstration of what Gary said
there are often problems when this sort of thing is brought in from illustrator
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I don't think it's a XXP problem, it's just a load of very dirty vector shapes. I'd just use this import to redraw the shape from scratch.
Egg
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I'm with you Egg. The file is a real mess. At high magnification and in wireframe view there are terrible lines everywhere. A complete redo of the logo would take very little time using the import as template.
Erik
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