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Old 06-05-2006, 10:51 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Richard Budig
Doesn't matter how you draw your grid or squares, so long as they are repeatable in the new, larger or smaller format...
I agree with Richard. When i first saw Assael's demo, and this strange looking gridding system, i was absolutely stumped by it (And yes Claudemir, it gave me a headache when i saw it too!)

. So i thought i'd start this thread, and hope in our discussions we may find the logic behind this complex looking gridding...
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