Pattern Stroke Issue

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August 28, 2021
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Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong here? I'm trying to create a repeat pattern but 3/4 of the stroke of the dragonfly appears to be a different stroke to the rest. I have tried everything l can think of short of redrawing it (last resort, as it'll take forever)! I am moving/copying the dragonflies from the left to the right the same distance as the artboard/background square, so l don't understand why this is happening. I've created hundreds of patterns and this has me completely confused.

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Correct answer Ton Frederiks

What happens if you use a single dragonfly and choose the Brick by Column Tyle type in the Pattern editor?

Ton Frederiks

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What happens if you use a single dragonfly and choose the Brick by Column Tyle type in the Pattern editor?

margaretc50243365Author

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I'll give that a try and let you know.

Monika Gause

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This is in the pattern editor, right?

Does this alo happen when you apply the pattern to an actual object?

margaretc50243365Author

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Yes, this is the pattern editor. I only ever apply it to a square, as that is how I save my patterns. However, I imagine that a square constitutes an object?

Monika Gause

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I was thinking of the dimmed copies in the pattern editor. But I just noticed yours aren't dimmed.

Please show us the base objects. Are those pixels or vector objects? And of vector objects: exactly how did you make them?

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