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Envelopes always have 4 corners. Not more not less.
So that will not work like this. Probably it will be easier to just make an (isometric) distortion and then cut off what you con't need.
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The object already has that shape. I'm not sure what you want to achieve. The envelope can be made to work better, but it's just not the way to achieve whatever it is that you want to do here: https://youtu.be/KTLYyYNjlng
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Hello, thank you for taking the time to make this video. But still the outer edges is curved. I wanted the design to strech fit in perfect hexagone. If I know the method the it will be useful in other design project.
How does isometric distortion work(as you mentioned in your first response)?
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There are other methods as well.
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The original blue and black icon looks hexagon shaped, but in an uneven manner (the top of the icon looks more narrow than the bottom). Are you trying to fit the design into an equalateral hexagon shaped container? If that is the case then the blue and black graphic will have to be re-built using the even hexagon shape as a source to build up the straight intersecting diagonal lines. It's not hard to do at all, but it will take a bit of path and shape editing to do the job. Using envelopes or other similar effects will only warp the original graphic and cause the straight line work to curve in undesireable ways.
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Your best results will come from drawing the design from scratch rather than trying to use distortions.
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Yes I think so, but is there a way to fit it inside hexagone container?
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Yes, I think recreating it with grid is the best solution.
Thank you for your help!
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You're welcome!
Always good to check out the options first.