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SKILL to create BUS

avinash1skill

Hi Everyone,

i need script to create bus, like to create 'n' no. of paths with 'x' width & 'y' spacing between them.

Thanks in advance.

avinash

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  • Hi Avinash,

    You can flatten a multipart path down to its constituent parts making them individually available for editing.  If the path is made to be choppable, I believe that some parts could be choppable whilst others are not, so you might be able to Chop parts of the path without needing to flatten the MPP. For a bus, if you wanted different lengths, say at the end of the path after drawing or stretching the path, the offset subpaths could each have different begin/end offsets and even different widths - the sub-parts of a Multi-Part Path can have different attributes, they do not all have to be uniform at all.

    Here is the link to Solution 11252132

    I hope that this helps,

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Avinash,

    You can flatten a multipart path down to its constituent parts making them individually available for editing.  If the path is made to be choppable, I believe that some parts could be choppable whilst others are not, so you might be able to Chop parts of the path without needing to flatten the MPP. For a bus, if you wanted different lengths, say at the end of the path after drawing or stretching the path, the offset subpaths could each have different begin/end offsets and even different widths - the sub-parts of a Multi-Part Path can have different attributes, they do not all have to be uniform at all.

    Here is the link to Solution 11252132

    I hope that this helps,

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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