Linearity Curve supports two types of grids: the classic Perpendicular Square Grid, and the triangle-based Isometric Grid.
When a grid is enabled, it will display on top of your canvas, over your elements. To activate it, go over to the Menu Bar >View > Show Grid (1).
The perpendicular grid
To set up a perpendicular square grid, choose View > Grid Settings and then select Perpendicular (1).
Type a number inside the Spacing box to change its settings, such as the spacing between the cells and their respective angles.
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When working with grids, it might be helpful to snap your vector paths to the grid. Activate the Snap to Grid from the Menu Bar > View.
The isometric grid
To set up an isometric grid on the Linearity Curve Mac App, choose View > Grid Settings. In the pop-up window, select Isometric (2). Here, you can adjust the distance (A) between your grid lines and their angle (B).
A so-called “true isometric grid” has a 30 degree angle, but you can set up a different Isometric grid with a 45 degree angle to draw a shape with a different aesthetic.
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