Reply With QuoteThat's what I was looking for RP, but I could find any examples of how to create one.
I would just make a repeatable hex pattern define it as a fill and then fill a layer with the pattern. Like this:
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That's what I was looking for RP, but I could find any examples of how to create one.
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- Start a new document
- Set your current brush to 2 px, 100% hardness
- Pick the Shape Tool
- Choose the Polygon Tool, 6 sides, path
- Draw a polygon to the size you want
- Right click the path
- Choose Stroke..., pick brush
- Delete the path
- Copy the layer 6 times
- Position the other layers aligned to the six sides
- Place gridlines at the centers of the outer hexes forming a square
- Draw a rectangle selection from corner to corner of the gridlines
- crop the image
- Save as a pattern
- Done.
Or you can just load the attached pattern (make sure to remove the '.txt' off the name to use it).
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Please make an effort to tag all threads. This will greatly enhance the usability of the forums.
Thanks, much appreciated.
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