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5.15.2 Stroke Line Style
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One additional Stroke setting deserves its own subsection because it also affects how a shape will be
drawn or cut by your cutter.
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The Line Style can be either solid or dashed. If dashed is selected, then one of the default patterns can be
selected or you can specify the dash length and spacing desired by clicking on Edit :
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The Line Style selected will be displayed on the screen and will be cut or drawn with that style by the
cutter. Again, the Stroke Width , however, is ignored by the cutter.
5.15.3 Converting Strokes into Closed Shapes
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In the event you decide the stroke should be its own shape, select the shape and go to Path>Stroke to
Path . You can now drag the stroke shape away from the original:
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If you want the new outline shape to be a solid background instead of an open frame, select it and then, on
the
Style Panel , change the Style settings from Normal to Blackout :
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More about the Style setting is covered in Section 8.01 . There are also other ways to create shadow layers.
Refer to Path Offset ( Section 8.05 ) and Shadow Layer ( Section 9.05 ).
End Cap: Butt
– cap ends at the line end
End Cap: Square
–
cap extends beyond end
Select from menu or click on Edit
to open Line Style window
Enter a dash and gap
pattern, as desired.
Click on Add when done.
Change to Blackout
Outline is now a solid shape