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Marc
Joined: 03 Jan 2008
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 Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 8:30 pm Post subject: Ogees |
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Good evening, all.
Being in the restoration and preservation business, I find myself quite often in need of drawing Ogees.
I have been playing with different methods of drawing ogees, though nothing i have come up with seems to be up to my expectations.
Pointers?
Thank you.
MP
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Greg
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Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
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If you have WildTools, you might want to try using the "Joggle Tool" which I believe will do what you are looking for.
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Marc
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Thank you, Greg, with regrets for the tardiness in doing so. That much said, the joggle tool is adequate, although clumsy, nonetheless. Here, I find myself at the cusp of a segue into the development of a new tool. I know less than nothing involved with the development of such a beast, however, I am aware that others have developed their own tools. Might there be any viable method to create tools dealing with the orders of architecture, as well as their root origins, such as: cyma, cyma reversa, ovolo, et al.
Cheers.
-MP
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Alfred Scott
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Location: Richmond, VA
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Marc,
Send me an email at alfred@seqair.com and tell me what sorts of tools you have in mind to develope.
Alfred
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