Hi,
I am wondering if htere is something like the “grid” stroke for 3d. But this stroke should work like the “rake” brush with adjustable numbers. Would be nice using with curve and IMM i.e.
You could use an Alpha…
As Doug says, you could use a custom alpha. There’s no stroke option for doing multiple strokes at the moment, other than using symmetry. Radial symmetry provides a way of creating multiple strokes around an object. Any of these options depend on the shape of the object being uniform, so that the results are even. It would take a proportional increase in computing power to duplicate a stroke across a non-uniform surface, as the surface would need sampling for each separate stroke.
Another option, which might be good depending on your requirements, would be to use Projection Master. The 2.5D stroke options would then be at your disposal.
Thanks for your answers guys.
Very much appreciated.
Alpha and Projection Master was not an option because I was thinking of using the curve mode as written in my question.
Ok. Sure. If it would have been possible, Pixologic would already have done it.
It’s not a feaking new idea.
If it needs lots of more computing power it would be even questionable if it works somehow stable with curves at all.
Is there any other idea to draw several curves with absolutely same distance on a not rounded object??