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June 24, 2018
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Problème de tracés sur Illustrator

  • June 24, 2018
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Bonjour,

j'ai un petit problème depuis quelques temps avec deux tracés :

Les bords, à cause des angles aigus forment des pointes qui dépassent à l'extérieur de la forme que je veux dessiner.

Est-ce qu'il est possible, par n'importe quel moyen, de faire disparaître ces pointes afin d'avoir un résultat comme sur les deux autres angles sur la photo?

Merci d'avance.

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Correct answer Jacob Bugge

n,

Or, if you wish to keep both paths and still have the sharp corners without spikes, you may:

1) Select both paths and switch the Stroke Join (and maybe Cap, I always prefer to have corresponding appearance whether used or not) to Round;

2) Ctrl/Cmd+C+F to create a copy of the paths on top, then Pathfinder>Unite, then Remove the fill if any and switch the Stroke Join (and maybe Cap) back to Miter Join (and Butt Cap if you changed the Cap);

3) Select everything and Ctrl/Cmd+G to Group.

This will give you a separate adapted stroke on top of the two paths.

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Jacob Bugge
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Jacob BuggeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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June 24, 2018

n,

Or, if you wish to keep both paths and still have the sharp corners without spikes, you may:

1) Select both paths and switch the Stroke Join (and maybe Cap, I always prefer to have corresponding appearance whether used or not) to Round;

2) Ctrl/Cmd+C+F to create a copy of the paths on top, then Pathfinder>Unite, then Remove the fill if any and switch the Stroke Join (and maybe Cap) back to Miter Join (and Butt Cap if you changed the Cap);

3) Select everything and Ctrl/Cmd+G to Group.

This will give you a separate adapted stroke on top of the two paths.

Monika Gause
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June 24, 2018

You could set the corner to "rounded" in the strokes panel.

Or you would need to build the whole thing differently: make a stroke going round it. And only one line in the center.