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How to find a certain coordinate on path relative to another path?
How to find the centre of the area between two objects in IllustratorImport vector data into illustratorDrawing a line from one coordinate to another?Automatically transform curves to polygons in AI CCExtending a line segment to fit into a bounding boxhow to make two same shapes connected in IllustratorHow to align an object relative to another object?Adobe Illustrator generates SVG with rect instead of polygonHow to (almost) perfectly align a DWG to an SVG?Illustrator: How to connect a path into another path
I am learning AI and SVG animation. I got the SVG from flaticon. I would like to rotate the pointer around a point and make it look like the gauge is actually working. To achieve this, I need to find the coordinates on the indicator where the bases's midpoint is.
So.:
- I am rotating the pointer
- I know the base's midpoint
- Want to know which (
x,y) is the base's midpoint on the indicator (x',y')
Finding the midpoint on the base is not hard, but how can I translate the coordinate to the pointer? (I will actually need to transform the indicator's coordinate to an x' and y' percentage afterwards to be able to make it responsive).
I guess I would need to figure out points a lot of times later, so I would like to be able to find such points fast.
Edit:
I actually want to rotate the pointer in my animation (JavaScript). I can reference the pointer using the path's id, but to apply the transformation, I need a transformation origin. Which I cannot measure.
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I am learning AI and SVG animation. I got the SVG from flaticon. I would like to rotate the pointer around a point and make it look like the gauge is actually working. To achieve this, I need to find the coordinates on the indicator where the bases's midpoint is.
So.:
- I am rotating the pointer
- I know the base's midpoint
- Want to know which (
x,y) is the base's midpoint on the indicator (x',y')
Finding the midpoint on the base is not hard, but how can I translate the coordinate to the pointer? (I will actually need to transform the indicator's coordinate to an x' and y' percentage afterwards to be able to make it responsive).
I guess I would need to figure out points a lot of times later, so I would like to be able to find such points fast.
Edit:
I actually want to rotate the pointer in my animation (JavaScript). I can reference the pointer using the path's id, but to apply the transformation, I need a transformation origin. Which I cannot measure.
adobe-illustrator
asked Apr 21 at 8:44
appl3rappl3r
1134
add a comment |
I am learning AI and SVG animation. I got the SVG from flaticon. I would like to rotate the pointer around a point and make it look like the gauge is actually working. To achieve this, I need to find the coordinates on the indicator where the bases's midpoint is.
So.:
- I am rotating the pointer
- I know the base's midpoint
- Want to know which (
x,y) is the base's midpoint on the indicator (x',y')
Finding the midpoint on the base is not hard, but how can I translate the coordinate to the pointer? (I will actually need to transform the indicator's coordinate to an x' and y' percentage afterwards to be able to make it responsive).
I guess I would need to figure out points a lot of times later, so I would like to be able to find such points fast.
Edit:
I actually want to rotate the pointer in my animation (JavaScript). I can reference the pointer using the path's id, but to apply the transformation, I need a transformation origin. Which I cannot measure.
adobe-illustrator
asked Apr 21 at 8:44
appl3rappl3r
1134
I am learning AI and SVG animation. I got the SVG from flaticon. I would like to rotate the pointer around a point and make it look like the gauge is actually working. To achieve this, I need to find the coordinates on the indicator where the bases's midpoint is.
So.:
- I am rotating the pointer
- I know the base's midpoint
- Want to know which (
x,y) is the base's midpoint on the indicator (x',y')
Finding the midpoint on the base is not hard, but how can I translate the coordinate to the pointer? (I will actually need to transform the indicator's coordinate to an x' and y' percentage afterwards to be able to make it responsive).
I guess I would need to figure out points a lot of times later, so I would like to be able to find such points fast.
Edit:
I actually want to rotate the pointer in my animation (JavaScript). I can reference the pointer using the path's id, but to apply the transformation, I need a transformation origin. Which I cannot measure.
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With Illustrator you don't need any coordinate, if we had to do illustrations based on coordinates it would be a madness ;-)
- Select the circle and the pointer
- Prss R to activate the Rotation Tool
- Pres Cmd + Y Mac or Ctrl + Y Win to activate the Outline View
- Click the circle center once to define the rotation center
- Click the pointer top point and rotate
To see the coordinates points:
- Pres Cmd + U Mac or Ctrl + U Win to activate the Smart guides
- Put the mouse over the circle center to see
x, ycoordinate numbers
If you need reference points between two shapes, use the Measure Tool (the ruler) and the Info Panel to see the coordinates info
answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
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Updated my question, I need tocoordiantesor thepercentagesof the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
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With Illustrator you don't need any coordinate, if we had to do illustrations based on coordinates it would be a madness ;-)
- Select the circle and the pointer
- Prss R to activate the Rotation Tool
- Pres Cmd + Y Mac or Ctrl + Y Win to activate the Outline View
- Click the circle center once to define the rotation center
- Click the pointer top point and rotate
To see the coordinates points:
- Pres Cmd + U Mac or Ctrl + U Win to activate the Smart guides
- Put the mouse over the circle center to see
x, ycoordinate numbers
If you need reference points between two shapes, use the Measure Tool (the ruler) and the Info Panel to see the coordinates info
answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
25.9k13787
Updated my question, I need tocoordiantesor thepercentagesof the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
add a comment |
With Illustrator you don't need any coordinate, if we had to do illustrations based on coordinates it would be a madness ;-)
- Select the circle and the pointer
- Prss R to activate the Rotation Tool
- Pres Cmd + Y Mac or Ctrl + Y Win to activate the Outline View
- Click the circle center once to define the rotation center
- Click the pointer top point and rotate
To see the coordinates points:
- Pres Cmd + U Mac or Ctrl + U Win to activate the Smart guides
- Put the mouse over the circle center to see
x, ycoordinate numbers
If you need reference points between two shapes, use the Measure Tool (the ruler) and the Info Panel to see the coordinates info
answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
25.9k13787
Updated my question, I need tocoordiantesor thepercentagesof the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
add a comment |
With Illustrator you don't need any coordinate, if we had to do illustrations based on coordinates it would be a madness ;-)
- Select the circle and the pointer
- Prss R to activate the Rotation Tool
- Pres Cmd + Y Mac or Ctrl + Y Win to activate the Outline View
- Click the circle center once to define the rotation center
- Click the pointer top point and rotate
To see the coordinates points:
- Pres Cmd + U Mac or Ctrl + U Win to activate the Smart guides
- Put the mouse over the circle center to see
x, ycoordinate numbers
If you need reference points between two shapes, use the Measure Tool (the ruler) and the Info Panel to see the coordinates info
answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
25.9k13787
With Illustrator you don't need any coordinate, if we had to do illustrations based on coordinates it would be a madness ;-)
- Select the circle and the pointer
- Prss R to activate the Rotation Tool
- Pres Cmd + Y Mac or Ctrl + Y Win to activate the Outline View
- Click the circle center once to define the rotation center
- Click the pointer top point and rotate
To see the coordinates points:
- Pres Cmd + U Mac or Ctrl + U Win to activate the Smart guides
- Put the mouse over the circle center to see
x, ycoordinate numbers
If you need reference points between two shapes, use the Measure Tool (the ruler) and the Info Panel to see the coordinates info
answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
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answered Apr 21 at 8:59
DanielilloDanielillo
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Updated my question, I need tocoordiantesor thepercentagesof the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
add a comment |
Updated my question, I need tocoordiantesor thepercentagesof the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
Updated my question, I need to
coordiantes or the percentages of the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
Updated my question, I need to
coordiantes or the percentages of the midpoint Thanks for the tip btw, at least I can align it perfectly now.– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:03
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
These are coordiantes relative to the whole document not the pointer. Do I need to copy and paste them to a new document, set the document size to match the path and do this?
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:17
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
Answer updated. I showed you all the possible tools, I think there are no more options inside Illustrator
– Danielillo
Apr 21 at 9:21
1
1
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
Measure tool works, I had to copy the base and the pointer to a new document though, because I had to use the measure tool from the top left corner and the selection outline (rectangle) disappears if I start using the measure tool and the circlepoint too, so I can only measure If I place new objects for help. Thanks!
– appl3r
Apr 21 at 9:36
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