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| Creating an Isometric Hardware Symbol Library - page 3 |
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Step 07 Duplicate both stacks three times and use the node edit tool to extend the shanks as shown. Now you have short, medium, long and very long shank stacks. |
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Step 08 Go back to the original stacks and duplicate and move off to the side. One stack at a time dupe again and using the constrain key move up or down to clear the stack. Delete the extra stuff. Turn on snap to objects and put the stacks back together as shown. |
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Step 09 Dupe both stacks and move off to the side. One stack at a time dupe about 10 threads and using the constrain key move up or down to clear the stack. Delete the extra stuff. Turn on snap to objects and put the stacks back together as shown. Repeat until you have medium, long and very long stacks. |
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