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Blowhard rivet tutorial question

Hi, 1st off, excellent tutorial, its one of those things that I don't know how I got by without for so long

Ive tried it out on testing as I read the tutorial, not on an arcraft just on a blank canvas in PS, but now that I'm trying it on my aircraft I'm having some problems.

Ive created my brush, 1 pixel, all the same settings as in the tutorial but when I do the stroke the rivets dont perfectly line up like they do in the tutorial images.

Am I missing something small?

Heres a screenshot....



Why are the rivets apearing above/below the path line? Is there away to limit this?

Thanks
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Re: Blowhard rivet tutorial question

Ah, this took me a while to figure out! At first I thought it was the file size or the spacing of the rivets.
But I'm 99% sure what you see is because you have doubled lines, using the line tool rather than a single pen line. Basically you've drawn long rectangles and the brush wants to put rivets on both sides, not straight down the middle. I believe they look stagared because of something to do with where the box/line starts and ends. The path strokes at one end and goes around to the other end. If you use single lines, not the line tool, you wont see this I think. You'll notice the circle and square look ok.
Basically, use the pen tool to draw a single line and don't use the line tool.
Here is the real problem, what to do if you want the line tool to use for another part of you project and don't want to do the lines twice? Not sure if it's possible.
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Re: Blowhard rivet tutorial question

Hi, thanks for the reply.

I get what your saying, thanks for that, I just tried it out using the pen tool and no problems, I dont know why I used the line tool, the pen seems easier to use ah well down to experience.

Thanks again for the rpely and the tutorial.

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