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Remove a stroke at intersections

New Here ,
Apr 13, 2020 Apr 13, 2020

I have some lines with a stroke to give it width, then another stroke to outline that.

MattContrady_1-1586815757749.png

 

 

 

 

 

My goal is to get rid of the outline stroke at places the lines are intersecting (example made in Ps)

Current:

MattContrady_0-1586815700100.png

Desired output:

MattContrady_2-1586815868301.png

I know I could kind of do this if I converted my lines to use a fill and stroke but I'd prefer to keep them lines if possible.

Any ideas how to do this? Is it possible without just using fills/strokes and using the shape builder? Thanks in advance! 🙂

 

 

 

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Community Expert , Apr 13, 2020 Apr 13, 2020

You can use a Layer Style.

First create a path that has 2 strokes in the Appearance panel.

Add the style to the Graphic Styles panel.

Path Graphic Style.png

Create a new layer for the style.

Click on the circle at the right of the Layer name to target the layer.

Click the Graphic Style to apply it to the layer.

From now on everything you draw on that layer will show crossings instead of viaducts.

Layer Graphic Style.png

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Community Expert ,
Apr 13, 2020 Apr 13, 2020

You can use a Layer Style.

First create a path that has 2 strokes in the Appearance panel.

Add the style to the Graphic Styles panel.

Path Graphic Style.png

Create a new layer for the style.

Click on the circle at the right of the Layer name to target the layer.

Click the Graphic Style to apply it to the layer.

From now on everything you draw on that layer will show crossings instead of viaducts.

Layer Graphic Style.png

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Apr 13, 2020 Apr 13, 2020
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Hi, MattContrady.
I think a good way to connect lines of different colors and different widths, like the one you presented, would be to cover the top with a new line.
It might be a bit of an ugly way to do it, though.

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