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Curved stripes

1959nikos

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How do you do curved stripes on skins guys?

Hedlund said:

Like the ones at Riks Brabham nose?
With which tool?

All I could think of was to draw it in Autocad and save the drawing as BMP.
The result was very fuzzy so I used the Blur Tool to smooth it down.
Not a crisp solution at all.
 

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should get painted when you paint the main stripe or do you mean a separate color on nose the center stripe?
 

1959nikos

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BrabhamBT20_zps62f5490a.jpg


Rik has gone a step further too, he has painted a parallel stripe to that curve.
 

1959nikos

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You mean the Stroke box at Blending options. Cool.
How do you control the colour of the stroke?
Or the thickness?

btw I dont think this can make parallel stripes.
 

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Usually I create all shapes and lines and stuff with the polygonal tool, but this one (the curved stripes) is the default stripes. You have a gold and a red one in the default template I think.

I simply used that one and then used "stroke", thickness ~15 and used same colour as car, then I flattened the layer and used stroke again but this time thickness ~8 and the same colour as the stripes.
 

1959nikos

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Hedlund said:
I simply used that one and then used "stroke", thickness ~15 and used same colour as car, then I flattened the layer and used stroke again but this time thickness ~8 and the same colour as the stripes.

Sounds good, Ill work this way.
 
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