Create Dotted Circles in Adobe Illustrator CC | Knack Graphics |
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, you will learn to draw dotted circles in Adobe Illustrator CC. You will learn the technique to put the required number of dots mathematically equidistant from each other. The option of Dashed Line under the Stroke Option is used to do this.
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Avinash
Excellent. Wonderfully described. I love you and I hate you for your perfection.
when I copy and paste, I only get 4 circles again, not 8, etc.????
thank you so much! you're a life savor
Thanks 😊
Excellent
You are awesome, thank you
Such a great hack thanks!
Thank you! Cool!
Thank you for this, and the download. Legend.
Thank you
how are you decreasing or increasing the number of dots around the circumference?
In Stroke Panel, when I started working with 'Dashed Line' function, I firstly entered the value of Dash itself i.e. Zero and then the Gap value defines the distance between two dashes. Once you calculate the Gap value for innermost circle ( or any circle ) and then increase or decrease the size of that circle, the no. of dots are going to increase or decrease respectively maintaining the same Gap value ass we calculated.
I hope I was able to understand your question and answer it accordingly. Just in case you want to elaborate your question, feel free to ask.
I want oval shape to be multiplied instead of dots. how do I do it?
For that you will have to use the blend tool
@@KnackGraphics Thank you. I will try!
Iam trying but not getting dots in perfect circle....?????
Possible reason may be the mathematical division. If you can elaborate the problem you are facing, I can give you detailed solution.
How about triangle or square? I want to make dotted triangle and square.
That's a bit different than I mentioned in this tutorial. Here is what you need to do:
1. Draw any figure. Make its stroke size to 10 or any size of your liking.
2. In stroke panel, tick on 'dashed line'. In first column, enter 0 and in next column enter value more than the stroke size. For example, if the stroke size is 10 then in second column, you need to enter value more than 10. Bigger value will increase the gap. You can set the value of gap as required by you.
Hope this will help you. Cheers.
Steps plz
useful thanks
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