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How to create dashed lines/arrows in Illustrator
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I'm looking for help on how to create the dashed lines and arrows in the example below.
In this example you can see the arrows, which follow a curved path, yet, the stripes remain in perfect "parallel" order. I did not manage to figure out how to do this in Illustrator myself. I created a pattern with parallel stripes, but as soon as there is a curve you can imagine what happens, it gets distorted/tries to fill out/maintain the pattern which does not produce the intended result at all.
Is there actually an easy way to do this? Or do I have to Move/Copy/Rotate "every single line" individually? Here is a quick example of how it looks right now in my file, I would very much want to get the result in the example.
adobe-illustrator patterns line-art
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
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asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
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I'm looking for help on how to create the dashed lines and arrows in the example below.
In this example you can see the arrows, which follow a curved path, yet, the stripes remain in perfect "parallel" order. I did not manage to figure out how to do this in Illustrator myself. I created a pattern with parallel stripes, but as soon as there is a curve you can imagine what happens, it gets distorted/tries to fill out/maintain the pattern which does not produce the intended result at all.
Is there actually an easy way to do this? Or do I have to Move/Copy/Rotate "every single line" individually? Here is a quick example of how it looks right now in my file, I would very much want to get the result in the example.
adobe-illustrator patterns line-art
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
add a comment |
I'm looking for help on how to create the dashed lines and arrows in the example below.
In this example you can see the arrows, which follow a curved path, yet, the stripes remain in perfect "parallel" order. I did not manage to figure out how to do this in Illustrator myself. I created a pattern with parallel stripes, but as soon as there is a curve you can imagine what happens, it gets distorted/tries to fill out/maintain the pattern which does not produce the intended result at all.
Is there actually an easy way to do this? Or do I have to Move/Copy/Rotate "every single line" individually? Here is a quick example of how it looks right now in my file, I would very much want to get the result in the example.
adobe-illustrator patterns line-art
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
I'm looking for help on how to create the dashed lines and arrows in the example below.
In this example you can see the arrows, which follow a curved path, yet, the stripes remain in perfect "parallel" order. I did not manage to figure out how to do this in Illustrator myself. I created a pattern with parallel stripes, but as soon as there is a curve you can imagine what happens, it gets distorted/tries to fill out/maintain the pattern which does not produce the intended result at all.
Is there actually an easy way to do this? Or do I have to Move/Copy/Rotate "every single line" individually? Here is a quick example of how it looks right now in my file, I would very much want to get the result in the example.
adobe-illustrator patterns line-art
adobe-illustrator patterns line-art
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
edited Apr 9 at 22:00
Ovaryraptor
4,53511429
4,53511429
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
asked Apr 9 at 15:13
R. ZaiserR. Zaiser
736
736
add a comment |
add a comment |
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Create a dashed path and define the stroke weight + dash and gap sizes
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
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That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
1
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
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Create a dashed path and define the stroke weight + dash and gap sizes
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
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That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
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Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
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Create a dashed path and define the stroke weight + dash and gap sizes
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
24.5k13581
1
That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
1
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
add a comment |
Create a dashed path and define the stroke weight + dash and gap sizes
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
24.5k13581
Create a dashed path and define the stroke weight + dash and gap sizes
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
24.5k13581
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
24.5k13581
answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
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answered Apr 9 at 15:23
DanielilloDanielillo
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That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
1
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
add a comment |
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That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
1
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
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That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
That was simpler than I expected, didn't think to try that out! This works with every path, right? Thank you anyway for the quick and easy answer!
– R. Zaiser
Apr 9 at 15:32
1
1
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
Yes, with every path. Glad to help.
– Danielillo
Apr 9 at 15:34
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