Hi:
Is there an efficient way to draw something like the following in CADintosh?
I see that the 'Line at an angle tool' can draw from the centre to the rim and then with another circle I could trim the major and minor tick marks to the correct length. Is there some way to replicate the ticks around the perimeter? Otherwise, it is very tedious.
Also, is there a good way to place the number values relative to the ticks (ie "40" in the 'south' position)?
The goal is to be able to print a high-res label to go over a damaged dial face.
Thanks,
Craig
[Added] Circular gradations
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Re: Circular gradations
I added it to the latest BETA 697:
http://www.lemkesoft.org/beta.html
Thorsten
http://www.lemkesoft.org/beta.html
Thorsten
Re: [Added] Circular gradations
This is a nice addition, and comes in handy.
The scale that I want to re-draw has tangential text, though:
Is there an easy way to create a lookalike? I know I could draw auxiliary tangents, and print angled text.
And, more generally: Is there a way in CADintosh to align text with an arbitrary curve?
The scale that I want to re-draw has tangential text, though:
Is there an easy way to create a lookalike? I know I could draw auxiliary tangents, and print angled text.
And, more generally: Is there a way in CADintosh to align text with an arbitrary curve?