- [Artist] In this movie
I'll introduce you to the three tile types
and then I'll duplicate it by clicking
on a little page icon and I'll go ahead
what it's going to be and then I'll click okay.
All right, now I'll double click on this guy
in order to switch back over to the pattern editing mode
and I want to direct your attention to this guy right here
as is the row below,
so every other row aligns.
and the bottom row would scoot to the right
Of course it doesn't have to be square,
I could change the width value to 300 for example,
well that means the top row is moving to
the left two thirds of the width of this tile boundary,
and the bottom row is moving to the left
two thirds of the width of that boundary,
you can see that every third row repeats,
you would select any of these guys from one fifth,
which is going to move each row over one fifth of
is also going to repeat every fifth row,
but it's going to move things more dramatically,
and actually at the risk of belabering
things once again the only difference between
in which those rows are moving.
down the middle of the document right here,
if you want to switch to hexagons instead then
Now this one is a little more difficult to read.
Especially when all these guys are so bunched together,
and so I'm going to turn on this checkbox,
which looks ridiculous because the cube now
of path outlines,
and notice the shape of the hexagonal tile,
If I were to switch to hex by row
as indicated by its little icon right here
and the bottom
All right, I'm going to stick with hex by row,
but I'm going to enter in some very specific width
and then I will change the width value to 236,
and then I'll press shift right arrow,
and what that does is move the selected paths up
20 points and to the right 10 points.
All right now I need to move the bottom edge
white arrow tool,
and I'll press the enter key
but based on the modification that I applied
and then I'll accept the modifications
Now it doesn't look like my changes worked because
and we get this more interesting effect,