SchemaGrafx Intersections

Intersections

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Add points or cut paths wherever the paths cross, easily and prcisely.

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Intersections (Windows)

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Mac version in development
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Wherever paths cross, that is where Intersections plugin does its work. Select any number of paths and click one of them to make it the selection key. You can add points or cut paths everywhere the key path intersects the others. Just click the Apply button. The points and cuts are precise and fast. The control panel is simple to use.

  • Add points to a path in any shape, even a perfect circle
  • Cut perfect pattern brush corners
  • Transform or remove a portion of complex path art quickly and easily

Intersections can optionally select the new points or select cut paths inside or outside of the key path. Once the process is finished, selected paths are optionally put into a new group to keep them together. This can be a great help as you continue working.

Think of the tasks that would be easier if you could add points or cut paths anywhere paths intersect and do it this easily. Intersections is a simple addition to your workflow. Find out today what Intersections can do for you. Watch the videos, download the free 15-day trial, and see for yourself.

The Mac Intel version is not yet available. It is in development and will be released when it is thoroughly tested.

Please let us know if you want to try the Mac version when it is available. We would also like to know if you would need a build for the M1/M2 chip. Thank you.

Consider this example using Intersections plugin to slice path artwork to create an interesting pattern brush. In figure 1, the red line is used to cut the paths. Figure 2 shows the part we are keeping to make the brush. Figure 3 shows a little cleanup. Figures 4 and 5 show the pattern brush applied to circles (figure 5 is flipped across).

Figure 1

Figure 2

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Figure 5

Artwork is from the book “Guilloche Designs with Adobe Illustrator: Brushes, Blends and Transforms” by John Webster