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Create a Hexagon two interlacing triangles


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Affinty doesn't have a "shape builder" which allows selection of areas only defined by line perimeters. One can, however, dived the 2 expanded triangles, and add the resulting section together to create the same form. The improved pen snapping in v 1.7 makes simple line work like the above quick, and very accurate. It is slightly quicker than dividing and adding pieces.

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@fitzj Use the Pen Tool to Draw the lines. At the end of each "L-shaped" line I pressed Esc so I could start a fresh curve. I selected both curves and grouped them, moved the groups rotational centre, power duplicated the group and rotated with shift held down to lock to 15º rotational increments until it was 60º then pressed command + J  5 times to finish. 

 

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Ok, that worked. Now  I want to fill in between the lines of the triangles two different colour. How is that done with open curves? I can fill if I close the group curve but is there a simple way to do with open curves?

 

 

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