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| 2. |
Hold down the left mouse button, and drag toward a bottom right direction
and release the button. |
| 3. |
Make sure that the [Selection tool] is selected. |
| 4. |
Move the mouse pointer on the circle and hold down the right mouse button.
And drag toward a bottom right direction and release the button.
A pop-up menu will be displayed, then click the [Duplicate] command. |
| 5. |
Make sure the circle has been duplicated.
Move the mouse pointer on the bottom right control point of the newly created
circle, and hold down the left mouse button. |
| 6. |
Drag toward an uppser left direction and release the mouse button.
The circle will be reduced like the following figure. |
| 7. |
Click the [Solid color brush selection] pulldown menu.
Select the color [White]. |
| 8. |
Select the large circle and click the [Solid color brush selection] pulldown
menu, and select the color [Black]. |
| 9. |
Move the mouse pointer in the upper left area of the circles.
Hold down the left mouse button and drag toward the bottom right area of
the circles.
Release the mouse button.
Make sure both the circles have been selected. |
| 10. |
Click the [Solid color pen selection] pulldown menu and select the color
[Transparent]. |
| 11. |
Click the menu [Plug-in] > [Gradater] > [Control Panel...]. |
| 12. |
The [Gradater] panel will be displayed.
Set the [Number of new objects] in 20 and click the [Gradate] button. |
| 13. |
The sphere will be completed. |
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