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    Posted: 20.Apr.2016 at 20:27

Any tips on how to do this swirlytile mosaic in a 4" x12" in Autocad LT.

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Points: 208 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20.Apr.2016 at 21:56
What is "this swirlytile mosaic"?
Have you googled 'mosaic hatch pattern'?
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uploads/421007/tilemosaic.zip


I thought I had include this...this is what I am trying to do as a tile border in a bathroom. Any tips?
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21.Apr.2016 at 14:41
Use IMAGEATTACH to bring the image into LT then trace over it. Resize as required. When you are satisfied create a block.
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I guess I'm not good at doing curves. Would I use ARC? How does ARC work? Or should I use a different tool? I did the IMAGEMATCH.
Thank-you for the help.

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Yes, you could use the Circle or the Arc command.  Or...you could trace over the linework using a single continuous polyline then invoke the PEDIT command and either Fit curve or Spline.
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This took less than three minutes to do using the ImageAttach, Polyline, Fillet, Offset, Trim, Mirror and Rectangle commands.  Initial size: .45x1.36.  Now all one would have to do is scale it up to whatever size is required.




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