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Hi, how can I avoid to have "holes" when my vectors are overlapping ?
Maybe my question is not well written, so... Here's a little picture for you to understand.
Thanks A LOT.

To avoid that i think you should make two different shapes, one for the trunk and another for the arm.

Parker's right - you dont have to create two independant shapes, but two fills - so add a line that between armpit and shoulder, again from outer to inner elbow, then fill each shape the same - when they overlap there will be no hole.

funksmaname wrote:Parker's right - you dont have to create two independant shapes, but two fills - so add a line that between armpit and shoulder, again from outer to inner elbow, then fill each shape the same - when they overlap there will be no hole.

Thats other good way to solve it.

Just to make it clearer, check this picture.
The first one is only de construction paths, the second one have a different color on each shape and the third one has the same amount of shapes, but all painted black.


(I used hide edges tool to hide the internal edges)

thanks a LOT !
I'm trying to make a good job with this character.
Have you got any advices to help me improve it ?



If you want to check the file, here it is :
http://tinyurl.com/5uh5tk6/pictomec2.anme

One way to do this is like this.

Your problem is that your joints on your bones need to be exactly intersected between the vector lines.