Centerlines…

Written by Jeff Harrison
April 10, 2012
while our software packages listed below has features for this:
My suggestion is to always draw lines manually, for the most control and the most refined curves. How do I do it? This technique.
The software listed above depends node positions for spacing calculations.
Also notice how I didn’t terminate the part of the P. If you’re serious about laying out LED’s or rhinestones, this is the pro way to do it. I didn’t terminate certain ends on the shoe either.



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Jeff Harrison is a media "Jack-of-all-trades", familiar with most of the major media applications on the Windows platform. Whether it's 2D/print, 3D, audio, video, or web-related - he's working on mastering everything that comes his way. He's a past Alpha and Beta tester for Corel, and has instructed students from all over the world. He runs the popular MacroMonster.com site, the #1 place for CorelDRAW macros. Also check out his youtube page, and his gallery at coreldraw.com.

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