Gary, I think you've misinterpreted the original post - just as I did.
Figs describes a cube where only the forward faces are visible - so no hidden lines.
His request is to thicken the outer edges - as demonstrated by Philm.
Paul
Gary, I think you've misinterpreted the original post - just as I did.
Figs describes a cube where only the forward faces are visible - so no hidden lines.
His request is to thicken the outer edges - as demonstrated by Philm.
Paul
Paul, Figs mentioned "inner lines" and "wireframes", although yes, he did originally , mention visible front-facing edges, and the gist of his query was that he had geometry that was much more complex as his target for completing.
If I did misinterpret Figs' query, it's a pity so much acrimony was generated so quickly, because I thought my solution was a novel one and we might never know what, specifically, he needed to do.
I do a lot of work in various applications, believing in the right tool for the right job, blah-blah-blah, but the finished look usually leads me to Xara. I think I've designed over 50 birthday and Christmas cards over the past decade, and every one of them for print is a Xara file: I need text, I need color correction for output, I need trim guides, and so on.
-g
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