Fillet
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- cirrus
Hmm, anyone know how to do a fillet in illustrator? I could manually draw what I'm talking about but it would be nice to have a way to do this easily.
I checked out two cad addons for AI (Blueprint tools and some other one), anyone know any other ways? I'm hoping there is a simple way to do this. It's usually a standard tool in most CAD programs.
Example:
(Logo top left)
Thanks
- Dancer0
eh?
You mean the shape of the black "globual" with a V in it...?If so , just draw it in illustrator, coupla cirlces and a few bezier curves = about 1.25 minutes work
- Jaline0
yes, isn't it quite simple?
- cirrus0
Yes, I am talking about the shape that the V rests within, more specifically the "joints" between the two circles.
There is a way to create a mathematically precise joint between the two circles, which is what you see there.
Also, I want to be able to adjust the tension of the joint, and other common properties of a fillet.
I'm not really looking for any "draw it yourself" responses, so if that's what you are going to say - save it.
- Jaline0
I also want info on this.
Mmm...that water looks so nice.
- warheros20
make it in cad and export as eps
- brandelec0
fuck automatic shite, draw it yourself
;)
- ********0
Play around with various shapes and the pathfinder maybe?
- cirrus0
Yeah Brand, you're right. Maybe I should just draw it pixel by pixel in paint.
- cirrus0
Warhero: What CAD apps export EPS?
- brandelec0
why? that will take you forever, just use the fillet tool
- warheros20
autoCAD will
just choose export i believe, or when you save as change the file type.