I have a leg of a step stool, drew half of it as a pattern, copied it and flipped it horizontally so the 2 sides are exactly the same. The original (half) is drawn in Easel using the line tool. So I want to put there together, remove the center line, maybe remove and replace the center square box. How can I do this?
Hey Tim, I have some Ideas BUT they might not work with LINES usually itās best to use a solid shape like a rectangle and edit from there, because lines cannot be joined within Easelā¦
If you can share the project I can see if the method Iām thinking of will even work.
In Easel go to Project>Share then set it to āUnlistedā and copy the link shown, then paste that link over hereā¦
Shared Project Link: Easel - Stool
Iām playing around with the second tab, leaving the first āuntouchedā.
See if this works for you. Below is what I didā¦
- Centered the objects on the horizontal centerline.
- Ensured the cuts were āOutsideā and the object were not locked
- Selected the left-most object
- Selected the lower-right position indicator to get the right-side X-Coordinates.
- Copied the X-Corrdinate
- Selected the right-most object
- Selected the lower-left position indicator to show the left-side X-Coordinates.
- Changed the left-side X-Coordinates to those found in Step 4.
- Selected both objects and then combined them
- Double-clicked on the new object and removed the points shown in the red outline below.
You can then just place a rectangular cutout wherever you want in the new design.
I hope that helpsā¦
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Brandon Parker
Brandon
That worked really well. Thanks for the help. Awesome.
Tim
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