SynthMakerjobro ·
I'm working on a new set of sliders that will be none rectangular so to speak. How do I fill an skewered rectangle?
Filled skewered rectangles
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skOre ·
Define skewered!
Tom7777 ·
I guess like this / / or \ \ but i may be wrong 🙂
angstrom ·
skewed.
IE: a trapezoid
rl ·
You could do the fill by yourself! See this example: Filled Rectangle Using Gradient Fill (made before the gradient fill modules have been introduced). Instead of rectangles you could basically use any shape.
skOre ·
angstrom wrote: skewed.
IE: a trapezoid
Heh, yes. 'Skewered' would be a rectangle on a stick. 'Skewed' was translated to me as an arbitrary verb for 'somehow modified', so I thought I better ask what he wants 🙂
jobro ·
skOre wrote: Define skewered!
infuzion ·
jobro wrote: I'm working on a new set of sliders that will be none rectangular so to speak. How do I fill an skewered rectangle?
fill it as a normal rectangle, then Rotate it. (hint, type Rotate in the search in SM's toolbar)
electrogear ·
fill it as a normal rectangle, then Rotate it. (hint, type Rotate in the search in SM's toolbar)
... but it's not just a rotated rectangle - it is "skewed" as shown in jobro's picture.
rlahalla ·
skOre wrote: Heh, yes. 'Skewered' would be a rectangle on a stick.
LMAO 😀
infuzion ·
electrogear wrote: jobro wrote: I'm working on a new set of sliders that will be none rectangular so to speak. How do I fill an skewered rectangle?
fill it as a normal rectangle, then Rotate it. (hint, type Rotate in the search in SM's toolbar)
... but it's not just a rotated rectangle - it is "skewed" as shown in jobro's picture.
Well, technically, they are Parellelograms. But I insist, they are very easy to make
rlahalla ·
awesome, thanks infusion! 😀
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