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...create diagonal lines that rotate with the object?

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Hello

So, I have several objects that I would like to have filled with diagonal lines. I tried making a style that hade ridiculously long 'spot'-effects, which was okay. But, when I rotate the objects that have the line-style applied, the lines stays in the angle I defined when I created the style.

Is there any other way to get the lines than drawing them with the add point tool? Ideas?

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Image textures? See Tutorial 4.4

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Post by Syd »

Yes, that would be a way to do it. A bit troublesome since the objects are transforming from small sized to huge when rotating.

Thanks!

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Post by Rai López »

Another problem could be treat to animate points instad bones, or treate to mix the two technics... simply it doesn't works :)
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Post by myles »

Hello Syd,

I've made up a little blending script that might help.
http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3171

You can create a set of stripes or lines fairly quickly, then mask them with your main shape, then rotate both the lines layer and the shape/mask layer together.

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Very nice!
Thank you!
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