Objekte ineinander verschränken

[Rainer25016407ay97]

Hallo,

ich würde gerne die drei Objekte in der Grafik auf die gezeigte Weise

ineinander verschränken.

Kann mir jemand im Detail erläutern, wie ich vorgehen muß?

Danke im voraus.

Vielleicht gibt es Software, mit der man das einfacher hinbekommt.

[Jacob Bugge]

Rainer,

There are a few ways, a simple way being to cheat, starting with the green one at the bottom of the stacking order, then copy it and get rid of (some of) the lefttmost part including what is beneath the blue one, you can just move the bottom left Anchor Point to the middle of the bottom side and bring the rightmost part to the top of the stacking order, thus covering part of the red one; remember to select both if you need to move or otherwise transform the green one(s).

If you wish, you can turn the two green ones into a Selection (Auswahlbefehle),

https://helpx.adobe.com/de/illustrator/using/selecting-objects.html

You can also look at Verflechten,

https://helpx.adobe.com/de/illustrator/using/intertwine-objects.html

or at Formerstellungswerkzeug,

https://helpx.adobe.com/de/illustrator/using/creating-shapes-shape-builder-tool.html

or at Interaktiv malen,

https://helpx.adobe.com/de/illustrator/using/live-paint-groups.html

or at masks (Schnittmasken, Deckkraftmasken).

[Rainer25016407ay97]

Hallo, danke für die Antwort.

Ich bin offenbar zu blöd, als Anfänger brauche ich wohl mehr Hilfestellung, ich verstehe die Anleitung nicht.

[Jacob Bugge]

Rainer,

Apologizing for my being blöd, here is a full explanation of an improved version of the simple way with images:

1) Start with the green one at the bottom of the stacking order;

2) Copy it and bring it to the top of the stacking order, you can hold Ctrl/Cmd and pres C then F then X then F, the copy shown with a black stroke, thus covering parts of both the blue one and the red one;

3) Get rid of (some of) the lefttmost part of the green copy including what is beneath the blue one, you can just move the bottom left Anchor Point to the middle of the bottom side, the copy still shown with a black stroke (remember to select both green ones if you need to move or otherwise transform them);

4) This is just to show the green copy without the stroke: it looks just like a part of the original.

Click/RightClick to get closer, Click again to get closer still

[Rainer25016407ay97]

Zu Punkt drei: Ich kann den Ankerpunkt nicht wie beschrieben verschieben; wenn ich den Ankerpunkt bewege, bewege ich das ganze Bild und nicht bloß einen Teil davon.

[Jacob Bugge]

Rainer,

Sorry, I failed to mention that you have to deselect the green copy, then apply the Direct Selection Tool to the bottom left Anchor Point Tool.

Without deselecting or when using the (normal) Selection Tool you move the whole path.

Deselecting is important to always remember with the Direct Selection Tool, and unfortunately too easy to forget in instructions, when the mouse hand knows it and just clicks an empty spot all by itself.

[Rainer25016407ay97]

Hallo, danke, jetzt funktioniert es.

Meine eigentliche Absicht aber ist, die Verschränkung mit

jpg-Bildern durchzuführen - und damit funktioniert es nicht.

Gibt es einen Weg?

[Monika Gause]

Mit Schnittmasken oder Deckkraftmasken.

Vielleicht wäre es in Photoshop noch einfacher. Käme alles auf die Bilder an. Könnte man mal sehen, was Du genau geplant hast?

[Rainer25016407ay97]

Ich möchte drei Spielkarten (Skat) auf die gezeigte Weise ineinander verschrnänken.

[Jacob Bugge]

Rainer,

In addition to what Moniks said, if you only have the three as JPEG images, you can leave the blue and red ones as they are, and then you can:

A) Create a stroke/nofill rectangle that fits the green one (just ClickDrag between opposite corners with the Rectangle Tool, Smart Guides can tell you when you are within snapping distance),

B) Bring the rectangle on top of the blue one, then create (1 if it fits at the upper corner) new Anchor Point(s) where the two cards meet (Smart Guides) at the top of the blue one, then move the lower left one to snap to the intersection at the bottom of the green one,

C) Bring the rectangle on top of the green one (under the blue one, then select both rectangle and (green) card and Ctrl/Cmd+7 to create a Clipping Mask/set.

If you re using Clipping Maks already, then you can just apply step 3) above to the Clipping Path instead of the whole clipping set.