OK - so play, perseverance and vastly improved levels of understanding can make all the difference in this component of stroking Ofnuts multiple paths with crazy brushes.

Hey Lylejk I am nowhere near sculpture yet, but things are improving - even used a home made brush to stroke this butterfly!



Thanks again for the encouragement.

How about some snowflakes? It's getting close to that time of year again.

You are discovering why my scripts don't do much hand-holding. Scripts that hold you hand constrain you to the imagination of their author. If they don't, the bounds are those of your own creativity.

100% agree with you Ofnuts.

I made some more snowflakes, what do you think of these?

Beautiful snowflakes, your imagination is limitless!

Thanks 2-ton!

Really like the extruded result Wallace. Sorry for my belated reply (was going to do so, but forgot after posting the bubbles link; lol).

That's quite alright and thanks.

I love them Wallace and they are not even purple. They look very soft and fluffy.
Did you make them using the inbetween script?

Thanks Molly and yes I used the path-inbetweener script.

Did you start out with a little flower thing?

Yes, I used this as a template.

Cool, Thanks wallace,

Thanks for sharing your snowflake stencils Wallace.

And why not crystal too.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/34520999@ ... 3/sizes/o/

Those snowflakes are great Wallace & Lylejk and I have downloaded the templates to have a try myself - hopefully they will not melt 'downunder'!

Spent a lot of time today getting an understanding of path numbers and brush size/spacing et al, as I just kept getting blobs of colour after I stroked! Again perseverance pays off and here is the proof with an hibiscus image built using the Ofnuts path-inbetweener and a background gradient created from the image using RobA's path gradient script. Thanks for the great toolkit guys.



I have a question though - I thought I had previously used 'gradient & fill' and 'Gradient & stroke' to stroke/fill the paths from Ofnuts 'stroke or fill visible paths'. I tried today but nothing happens the gui just closes and there is no fill no stroke from gradient. Is there a secret or am I missing something obvious?? Thanks.

No error message (have you got the error console up)? The script doesn't do anything if there are not at least two visible paths.

Why not pipe cleaner too. Used Wallace's tutorial (stroking each individual path as opposed to merging all paths before stroking). Pretty cool result.