Using Stellate and Polar Duplicate
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LarryB
Jul 25, 2011, 3:14:33 AM7/25/11
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I want to take an L shape and copy it rotated by 1,2,3... degrees,
with the center at the right end of the L . Reading the Help, I can't
figure out how to use the stellate spoke tool to do this.
I have also tried using the Polar Duplicate Advanced, with radius=0.
The first problem is that it seems to work only on the "centers" of
graphics. To get ezd to use the end of my L as a center, I added a
counterbalancing graphic, an L rotated 180, joined at my desired
center. Then I grouped the two. By trial and error I settled on
Relative unchecked, and Spin checked.
This seems to work. Is there a more straightforward way to do it?
And how would I use Stellate?
with the center at the right end of the L . Reading the Help, I can't
figure out how to use the stellate spoke tool to do this.
I have also tried using the Polar Duplicate Advanced, with radius=0.
The first problem is that it seems to work only on the "centers" of
graphics. To get ezd to use the end of my L as a center, I added a
counterbalancing graphic, an L rotated 180, joined at my desired
center. Then I grouped the two. By trial and error I settled on
Relative unchecked, and Spin checked.
This seems to work. Is there a more straightforward way to do it?
And how would I use Stellate?
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