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Geesh everytime I think I am getting a little handle on this stuff I go and end up feel like I am getting stupidier.
Anyways I have a graphic that is a dragon with a circle around it.
I traced it in CorelX3
When it was put back into corel the circle wasn't smooth so I broke the group apart and deleted the circle. I used the circle tool and made a new circle.
I gave it a thick line with the outline tool.
When I go to wireframe it shows a thin line for the circle. Before I deleted the original circle it was two circles lines (I hope that makes sense).
When I cut the graphic I want the circle to be somewhat thick.
How do I make it so that the circle will be thick.(I made it .222 when I made it) when I cut it.
couple of info questions also.
Why when I broke it apart to delete the circle why two lines and how was it that they moved together and deleted together ?
When in wireframe mode how can I tell how thick the lines will cut ?
If my post is confusing I can post pics of what I am talking about. Hopefully but doubtful that it makes sense.
Thanks
Mark
Geesh everytime I think I am getting a little handle on this stuff I go and end up feel like I am getting stupidier.
Anyways I have a graphic that is a dragon with a circle around it.
I traced it in CorelX3
When it was put back into corel the circle wasn't smooth so I broke the group apart and deleted the circle. I used the circle tool and made a new circle.
I gave it a thick line with the outline tool.
When I go to wireframe it shows a thin line for the circle. Before I deleted the original circle it was two circles lines (I hope that makes sense).
When I cut the graphic I want the circle to be somewhat thick.
How do I make it so that the circle will be thick.(I made it .222 when I made it) when I cut it.
couple of info questions also.
Why when I broke it apart to delete the circle why two lines and how was it that they moved together and deleted together ?
When in wireframe mode how can I tell how thick the lines will cut ?
If my post is confusing I can post pics of what I am talking about. Hopefully but doubtful that it makes sense.
Thanks
Mark