PixelPest

Have you tried this setting already?

Maybe like so:

Because it´s based on CAD data I´d expect at least a proper rendering instead of such an insufficient compressed jpg. 😷

As I do prefer vector masks I´ve done this in AD: path for the blue filament and the translucent parts - drag a copy of the image to mask the parts and adjust the transparency parts accordingly - and add a highlight gradient shape at the left side of the shield:

Probably this one?

Ok - case closed - from my point of view at least. 😀 Cheers

Sorry - but this doesn´t make any sense to me: When CorelDraw can draw a 11 point star in one go why not a 33 point star? Which works of course just with odd numbers of points. This is a classical 5 point star as one continuous line: the Pentagram And here a some variations from other odd number pointy stars:

I don´t think you got it: You drew 3 parts á 11 points and combined them into one: That´s not the same as 1 continuous line/path like this one:

Believe me I used these numbers and this is the result:

Nope - it´s 1 (one) continuous path with 33 nodes.

You´re welcome - sorry for being the pest. 🤪

This kind of star just needs 33 points: If you don´t see the difference I can´t help any further.

You can´t get a 33 pointy star by this method as the OP want in his linked file (which he deleted in the meantime).

Because you can´t adjust the mitre angle?

In the Document Setup you can specify the units (mm, inches, px etc.) you like to use and the Transform panel will display the Width+Height of selected objects in that unit - if that will help.

Unfortunately, none of these methods apply to the 33 point star. I can easily draw the 33 lines at 10,90° degree - but connecting the end-points won´t work in AD afaik.

All of your lines were closed shapes - so no corner will join. A mitre limit of 3 should be sufficient.

You need to disable the colour for the Stroke:

Have you tried to disable "Show Text Flow" under menu->View:

I still use CrazyBump for this. Or if you want a beautiful macOS app: PBRtist.

Ich bin mir auch nicht sicher ob ich das richtig verstanden habe. Vielleicht so? Beste Grüße

More or less it goes like so:

Like so?

Still don´t know which Point should snap to which one:

Already done - no?