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Good afternoon, fellow Publishers!
This is probably a real no brainer, but what I'm trying to do is create a six pointed star using basic shapes. I created an equilateral triangle (15cm wide by 12.99cm high - basic trig using sin(60) to work out the height, copied it and flipped the copy upside down. I then aligned the left edges of the two stars...and this is where the problem started. No matter how far up or down I move one triangle in relation to the other, it just doesn't LOOK right. I need some sort of formula to say "given the height of the triangle, how many cm down from the y origin of the first triange does the second triange have to be?" Unless of course someone can advise me as to how to get a six pointed star from some other version of "basic shapes" I use 2003 at work and 200 at home. Thanks in advance Pete |
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