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Newbie to vector art, using CS2.
I want to draw a "V" shape– just two intersecting black lines.
I can accomplish this by making TWO single-line shapes, and manually aligning them so that they intersect. But I’d rather just draw a single shape that has three points.
When I use the pen tool, click in 3 different corner points, and turn on stroking– I don’t get a V shape, I get a downward pointing triangle. The program automatically fills in the third side of the triangle.
How to I turn this off? Should I not even be using shapes at all?
I want to draw a "V" shape– just two intersecting black lines.
I can accomplish this by making TWO single-line shapes, and manually aligning them so that they intersect. But I’d rather just draw a single shape that has three points.
When I use the pen tool, click in 3 different corner points, and turn on stroking– I don’t get a V shape, I get a downward pointing triangle. The program automatically fills in the third side of the triangle.
How to I turn this off? Should I not even be using shapes at all?
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