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Thank you Typhoon. 
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Need help making this pattern for a .pat file.
The pat file attached is what I have been able to get so far. Can't figure out how to space the angles.
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Can you post a picture of the pattern look you are going for. it is not clear from the .pat you posted.
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Sorry I originally posted it but I didn't notice when I edited the post it took it away.
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This is what I have so far and what it needs to look like. I can't figure out the offset/ shift spacing.
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Here is the pattern that works. I made the tiles 2" wide x 8" long as that is alot easier to work with for numbers rathr than the 1.83 you had the lines at in your attempt.
*WT-3
;%TYPE=MODEL
90, 0,0, 0,2
45, 0,0, 5.65685424949238,5.65685424949238, 2.82842712474619,-8.4852813742385
45, 4,0, 5.65685424949238,5.65685424949238, 2.82842712474619,-8.4852813742385
-45, 2,2, 5.65685424949238,5.65685424949238, 2.82842712474619,-8.4852813742385
-45, 6,2, 5.65685424949238,5.65685424949238, 2.82842712474619,-8.4852813742385
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I figure it out. Iposted my last response before you had sent the screenshot with the dimensions. It was a lot more complicated because of the distance betreen the lines that actually line up on the angle which dictates the penup pendown distances.
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Wow Thank you so much! I would never got all that! LOL
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Here is a visual representation for line patterns. The main trick with angled lines is that the shift and offset rotate with the line. The origin always stays as 0 and 90 for the planar directions.
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Thanks, I have one similiar but this one is better. I will practice more until I can conquer it! Thanks again.
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