One of the new features of v10, with the Paint Bucket tool is to create a shape based on overlapping lines, which sort of amounts to a boolean subtraction (see link), which is a neat feature to be sure. However, is there a way to do the opposite? Create a shape based on the outline of the overlapping lines?
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Basically a boolean substraction
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Re: Basically a boolean substraction
There's no official feature to do that, but there's a little trick:
You can paint each rectangle with the Create shape tool. Then select all the shapes with the select shape tool (Shift+Click). Now, with the Blob brush draw a tiny line over the selected shapes. That will combine all the different shapes into one.
(I think the trick sounds harder than it really is)
You can paint each rectangle with the Create shape tool. Then select all the shapes with the select shape tool (Shift+Click). Now, with the Blob brush draw a tiny line over the selected shapes. That will combine all the different shapes into one.
(I think the trick sounds harder than it really is)
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Re: Basically a boolean substraction
I get what you mean selgin. Thanx, it's a good tip!