J
07-02-2003, 01:21 AM
Thanks for your reply Paul. However, that scales the pattern off the edges
of the shape. i'm looking for a way to scale it and it remains inside the
confines of the shape. is that possible?
J
Paul Asente wrote in message ...In article <bcl5ck$1aq$1@sparta.btinternet.com>, "J" <ukbloke28@hotmail.com> wrote: If I use the Swatch pallette to make patterns, is there a way I can
control how they sit within a shape? If not, is there a way I can "paste" a shape within another one, then move it around and scale it?If you hold down the tilde (~) key while you move, rotate, or scale,you'll transform the pattern instead of the path (even though thefeedback you get during the operation will make it look like you'retransforming the path.) -- paul asente To reply, make the host be the same as my last name
of the shape. i'm looking for a way to scale it and it remains inside the
confines of the shape. is that possible?
J
Paul Asente wrote in message ...In article <bcl5ck$1aq$1@sparta.btinternet.com>, "J" <ukbloke28@hotmail.com> wrote: If I use the Swatch pallette to make patterns, is there a way I can
control how they sit within a shape? If not, is there a way I can "paste" a shape within another one, then move it around and scale it?If you hold down the tilde (~) key while you move, rotate, or scale,you'll transform the pattern instead of the path (even though thefeedback you get during the operation will make it look like you'retransforming the path.) -- paul asente To reply, make the host be the same as my last name