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2003-11-20 11:38 PM
2003-11-20 11:55 PM
2003-11-21 12:17 AM
~/archiben wrote:You should be sipping yours from a GS Mug, another great tip! Thanks
6. have a cup of coffee and slap yourself on the back.
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2003-11-21 12:31 AM
2003-11-21 06:35 AM
symm wrote:Quite so, why the fuss when we have the offset?
Why all the work?![]()
1. Create original fill.
2. Select the offset modifier from the control palette. (or simply hit the 'O' key to activate it)
3. With original fill selected, magic wand into the space of the first fill. (If you click on an edge or node it won't work)
4. Offset desired amount and your done!
2003-11-21 10:19 AM
2003-11-21 08:22 PM
~/archiben wrote:The offset may be the the easiest way to accomplish what Mark wanted, Ben, but thanks for posting the above since I had never realized or had forgotten (at my age, you never know which it is!) that grabbing a corner gave that palette option! Nice to fill in the gaps of knowledge and/or memory.
2. select one of the fills and, grabbing it by a corner, click to get your pet palette up. one of the pet palette options when you have clicked a polygon corner is the polygon resize option, see attachment.