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    Default Make a c shape

    Hi want to turn the attached shape into a C with curved ends.

    I seem unable to make the "semicircular ends"

    can someone point me in the right direction

    thanks

    Ian
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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    I used the attached tutorial in this thread
    Saludos,
    Bob.
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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    How do I change the end cap to round cap Bob?

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    Hi Bob and all

    clearly going mad, but twas the rounded ends I wanted, however I followed your tutorial

    and .......



    I drew a circle

    converted it to an editable shape

    Selected the shape editor

    and clicked and shift clicked on two ajoining nodes so that each node was surrounded by a blue square.

    I selected break at points

    tried pressing delete points just got a doughnut

    pressed the delete key- still got a doughnut

    How do I select and remove the arc between the two nodes?

    thanks

    Ian

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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    Ian,

    You're fine up to the shape editor tool .....

    With the shape editor tool, marquee select two nodes, so they are both red (or blue -did you change that in Xareg)
    Click "Break at points"
    After that change to the selector tool.
    Click off the shape then select and drag away the portion that you cut out (then delete it if you want).
    You are left with a "C"
    Change the line width to whatever thickness you want.
    The open the line gallery
    Change "Butt Cap" to "Round Cap"
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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    Thanks a lot, it was the click away that I missed.

    cheers

    Ian

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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    Glad you got it sorted, Ian. Thanks for stepping in Keith.
    Saludos,
    Bob.
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    Default Re: Make a c shape

    Off to watch we Brits hammer the rest of europe in the Eurovision!

    Mr Webber has promised a vistory ;-)

    Thanks for all the help

    Ian

 

 

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