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• How to draw parallel curved lines in Illustrator?

  

  I am completely new to Illustrator. I looked at a few tutorials about it.

  I want to create a bunch of parallel curved line in illustrator as circled above, however, it is quite confusing because how do.

  Can someone guide me step by step?

  In fact the part circle of your example is just a unique, path path, so we really don't know what you want in terms of "parallel curve."

  In any case, a specific way to get parallel lines of any kind is using delay of path.

  Also use the pen to draw a path:

  

  With she is selected, choose object > path > offset path.

  Enter a positive value. Note that when you use the offset path on a path (as opposed to a closed shape), the offset goes 2 ways.

  

  Use the direct selection (white arrow) to select the unwanted bits and remove them:

  

  Leaving just the original path and its new parallel path:

  

• How to cut a curved line text Pen - PS or HAVE

  I need help to cut a curved line pen of the text (fonts).  I need to do this successfully to allow the cutting line and the rest of the police transparent to use as a master.  I don't know if PS or DO would be the best solution, but keeping in mind I need a high resolution for printing purposes.  Thank you community!

  This is a screenshot shows the result step by step (in adobe Illustrator) and the result is a VECTOR of quality and Transparent

  Hope this will help

  

• I'm drawing a curved line with the pen tool, but he fills in a solid form.  I want only the line - what I have to change?

  I'm drawing a curved line with the pen tool, but he fills in a solid form.  I want only the line - what I have to change?

  pmreagans,

  Set the fill to zero at the bottom of the Toolbox.

• Draw curved line with color gradient

  How to draw the curved line (using the pencil tool) with color gradient (example: blue, yellow or white to gray)?

  Can not change the color of color gradient stroke?

  Here's a way to kind of work.

  

  Use the lag effect (CS3) and fill with a gradient.

  Note that the gradient is not actually 'follow' but where it is located (in this case) horizontally.

• Is it possible for a line chart display curved lines between the points?

  We have a demand interesting to build a line chart in OBIEE, where the points on the graph are connected by curved lines instead of the normal straights. The best way to describe it would be "serpentine". I saw this in a Cognos report, but I do not know if OBIEE for this. Maybe a setting in line.pcxml? Any ideas?

  Currently, we do not provide the organizational chart. Both options, you have to connect the dots in a line chart are either via a straight line or a curve of the step. A curved line would essentially be a form of a spline, with suitable smoothing algorithms.

  Rgds,
  Afonso
  BI product management

• Curved line - curved on both sides?

  I am trying to create a line that is looking for a diagram on the piping. When I create the line and in the options of race - choose rounded corners, or set the path and use the effect of "rounded corners" - the corners are rounded outside corners but not inside as you can see below. Can someone help me create rounded corners on both sides of the curve? Thanks in advance!

  

  Karen,

  You can:

  (1) create the shape of the pipe with acute angles;

  (2) effect > esthetics > rounded corners, by adjusting the RADIUS on about three quarters of the stroke weight (or maybe more, depending on how you want).

• Is there a way to change the path, selectors, curved lines color

  Hello

  I do track of photo in photoshop using the pen tool. The lines, they are grey. Part of the picture is gray. This makes it a little hard to see adjustments when you use the points of direction to adjust the curves. Is there a way to change their color? I work in a work path in the path box.

  The colorful paths have been requested several times. I remember well, maybe wrong, but I think remember me Adobe, emphasizing the fact that the paths can be any color except gray because of something beyond the control of Adobe. Is it not strange that own Adobe Illustrator (and the apps by other companies) allow the user to specify the colors of the paths. Also note that Photoshop allows the user to choose colors for guides, smart guides, and slices.

• How can I draw a curved line?

  Sorry for the inconvenience, but I tried the Photoshop information and could not succeed.

  What should I do to draw a curve?  I have no problem, draw a straight line, it's pretty easy, but I was not able to find a way draw curves and get the same results to draw a straight line.  I tried to work with the Pen tool and I could draw some curved paths, but as I said that a path is something abstract, I can't work with it as a stright line.  I m pretty sure that the answer is simple, but I was not able to understand.  Can someone help me please?

  Howdy.

  But, how can I caress a path?

  To create your path, click on the button "Create a new path", second from right at the bottom of the garbage can. Select the pen tool. Draw your way. Click on the small triangle at the top right (highlighted). Select the path of the path.

  

  Select an option for how you want to stroke the path. I chose the brush. Brush properties are applied to the way such as a stroke.

  

  That's all. It will be useful.

  Peace,

  Lee

  PS: Semaphoric: did not know the shortcut. Thanks for the tip.

• question of tool pen to curve lines!

  Hello illustrators.

  I watched this tutorial of 1 minute:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=7YuBcgJv6OM

  and this guy did a beautiful curve, but what is the tool of his replacement? IM also add that it is a point between the line, but when I try to

  a beautiful curve, rather im getting a triangular look line.

  

  He is just using the pen tool. But check the General preferences. Disable remove Auto should NOT be checked if you want this behavior.

  Personally I find this behavior, a pain in the long term, but you can use it if you like :-)

• Part II of the curved line

  I thought I knew how to draw a curve at runtime by drawing to the average, but still the problems;  Here's what I've DONE WHERE I'm GOING WRONG? Thank you

  this.createEmptyMovieClip ("canvas_mc", this.getNextHighestDepth ());
  var mouseListener:Object = new Object();
  mouseListener.onMouseDown = function() {}
  this.isDrawing = true;
  This.new_x = this ._xmouse + last._xmouse / 2;
  This.new_y = this ._ymouse + last._ymouse / 2;
  This.orig_x = _xmouse;
  This.orig_y = _ymouse;
  This.target_mc = canvas_mc.createEmptyMovieClip ("", canvas_mc.getNextHighestDepth ());
  };
  mouseListener.onMouseMove = function() {}
  If {(this.isDrawing)
  This.target_mc. Clear();
  This.target_mc. LineStyle (1, 0xFF0000, 100);
  This.target_mc. MoveTo (this.orig_x, this.orig_y);
  This.target_mc. LineTo (this.new_x, this.new_y);
  }
  updateAfterEvent();
  };
  mouseListener.onMouseUp = function() {}
  this.isDrawing = false;
  };
  Mouse.addListener (mouseListener);

  You should update the last point whenever the mouse moves and you should be on average the last point and the point if you try to smooth out your line.

• Smoothing of the curved lines that intersect?

  Hello

  I'm designing a logo, but always also learn illustrator. I outline, but the form is not smooth were the lines join the circle. I tried 'join' but that did not work, I tried "smooth." What should I do to make it smooth and transparent?

  I tried. The rounded ends of peek out lines unless I reduce the thickness of line well. I used "A compound path" and that fixed it for me.

• Connection of two curved lines seamlessly

  

  I have trouble getting a line segment that is perfectly aligned with the two lines. The line to the left of the left white bar is part of the text, and I drew a line winding and draped to the right of the White right sidebar. I can't, for the life of me, not them connected smoothly. I am using the pen tool, and it just doesn't work. Did I do or am I out of luck?

  Kitty,

  Assuming that you have two paths filled ending near the white bars and assuming that you have (or will) delete track segments end so that you have some paths opened independent, formerly forming borders, and assuming you spend filling in line to see what you do, for each of these outlines path limit sets to be connected You can, Smart Guides are your friends:

  (1) ClickDrag during the end of the anchor of the first path you want to shoot with the direct Selection tool, so you can see both the anchor and the handles;

  (2) with the tool line Segment, the handle out to the second boundary road ClickDrag (Smart Guides say manipulate) in the anchor ( anchorcommented for example); It's your first guide line;

  (3) ClickDrag over the end of the second Anchor Point path you want to attract on the direct Selection tool, so you can see both the anchor and the handles;

  (4) with the line Segment, the handle ClickDrag tool is, away from the first boundary road (Smart Guides say manipulate) in the anchor ( anchorcommented for example); It is your second line guide;

  (5) with the pen tool, start with ClickDragging from the end of the anchor of the first path to the end of the first line of guide (Smart Guides say anchor), and then draw it any way you want in the meantime and eventually ClickDragging to the end of the anchor Point of the second track at the end of the second line of guide (Smart Guides say anchor);

  (6) delete the guidelines.

  This should ensure that you get a smooth at both ends without changing the adjacent original parts.

• who extends an irregular curved line straight

  Imagine that the image below is a piece of wire:

  

  Is it possible in photoshop to 'stretch' this thread in a straight line. In other words, is there a way to copy the color gradient and apply it to a straight line with all the relative distance between the unspoilt colours?

  Trying to eyeball an example below for the estimate but I'm looking to do, specifically keeping the actual relative distances between colors:

  

  The manual version not-so-quick and dirty from my previous answer:

  Make a new gradient with eleven stops, spaced 10% of part use the pen to draw a path along the 'son '. Make a pixel of 7 x 7 hollow of the brush in order to target the pipette. Set the spacing of the brush at about 625% and stroked path. This gave me 21 "targets".

  In the gradient editor, I went through each step in turn and sampled all other targets along the way. I guess that hade been as 1300% spacing there would be 11 targets, so that I could have tasted all...

  

  

• How can I get rid of this weird curved line after I deleted a path?

  Here are 2 screenshots, before and after that I deleted a path.

  

  Why this trait curve continues to the left, beyond the anchor?
  How can I get rid of him and get a sharp angle?

  Thanks in advance!

  Take the handle on the left side and drag it to the anchor point.

  You can have 2 anchors that overlap.