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It is a pity that radius is limited.
-G
Sketchy rounded line caps
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Not the holy grail I hoped for.
The radius is not proportional to line width. If you have a line width of say, 20 the "sketchy" effect with a radius of 8 just barely rounds the corners of the ends and corners of the stroke.
I do remember playing with this a long time ago and I think this is why I never bothered with it. On most of my creations the sketchy effect is barely noticeable.
-vern
The radius is not proportional to line width. If you have a line width of say, 20 the "sketchy" effect with a radius of 8 just barely rounds the corners of the ends and corners of the stroke.
I do remember playing with this a long time ago and I think this is why I never bothered with it. On most of my creations the sketchy effect is barely noticeable.
-vern
I see another application, line quality. Remember, if you draw with ink on paper that when two lines come close together, they bleed ink. Also, when you start a line, the ink doesn't immediately flow onto the paper.
Of course, with the line width tool we don't really need such a technique any more. I think it is a relic from earlier versions. There may be some circumstances in which you want to use this line attribute, although I can't imagine which circumstances.
I think if you would need to draw specific line endings, you'd better of using fills as line endings, so you have much more control.
Of course, with the line width tool we don't really need such a technique any more. I think it is a relic from earlier versions. There may be some circumstances in which you want to use this line attribute, although I can't imagine which circumstances.
I think if you would need to draw specific line endings, you'd better of using fills as line endings, so you have much more control.