Nicolò Posted June 16, 2023 Posted June 16, 2023 Hi, I am trying to make a vector pattern made of equilateral triangles with different levels of opacity. I would like for the triangles to line up perfectly with each other. I tried with different snapping and grid settings however, there are still some gaps and misaligned triangles here and there (the whole process of manually adjusting every single triangle is also pretty time-consuming). Is there a more precise and efficient way to do this kind of work? Thanks for any help anyone can offer. Triangle_pattern.afdesign
NotMyFault Posted June 16, 2023 Posted June 16, 2023 Hi, please activate only the absolute minimum snapping options, and deactivate everything else, especially pixel alignment. In you Case only snap to grid. Then, use power-duplicate to create larger blocks e.g. 6 triangles to build polygon. Use those to cover larger areas. delete superfluous triangles. As final step, assign colors. Nicolò 1 Goodby Forum, thanks for good discussion and so much support from great peers and Affinity staff. It was a great pleasure to be part of this fantastic community. After 03.10.2025 find me on https://creofora.com
NotMyFault Posted June 16, 2023 Posted June 16, 2023 But your file seems pretty good aligned. You may see white lines when using pixel mode. This are caused by anti-aliasing. Goodby Forum, thanks for good discussion and so much support from great peers and Affinity staff. It was a great pleasure to be part of this fantastic community. After 03.10.2025 find me on https://creofora.com
Nicolò Posted June 16, 2023 Author Posted June 16, 2023 Hi, thank you very much! I actually thought that pixel alignment was necessary for this kind of task but in retrospect I was probably making it more difficult. Now I'm working much faster. NotMyFault and Callum 2
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