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- E-Frank
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8 years 11 months ago #21
by E-Frank
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Hi there,
Do you have a clue how to create tubes without visible lines between the points? I have no idea.
Thx
Do you have a clue how to create tubes without visible lines between the points? I have no idea.
Thx
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8 years 11 months ago #34
by LordOfLights
Light, God's eldest daughter...
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Replied by LordOfLights on topic Creating tubes without visible lines
Try it like this:
Create a polygon with 20 corners and without overlapping and save it as temp figure. Use the stretch line tool and select the bottom on the top. You will get a new figure which needs to be saved again.
In the first frame the figure just consists of points and in the following frames the points are becoming a lines. By selecting the frames you can determine the frames and you can choose the length of the line as well as of the gap. Select a frame and copy it. Generate a new figure and paste the frame.
Got it?
Create a polygon with 20 corners and without overlapping and save it as temp figure. Use the stretch line tool and select the bottom on the top. You will get a new figure which needs to be saved again.
In the first frame the figure just consists of points and in the following frames the points are becoming a lines. By selecting the frames you can determine the frames and you can choose the length of the line as well as of the gap. Select a frame and copy it. Generate a new figure and paste the frame.
Got it?
Light, God's eldest daughter...
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE READ the manual before posting questions
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