Creating sketch patterns
Sketch patterns allow us to easily copy a sketch entity multiple times in a pattern formation. Such sketch patterns can be created in a linear or circular formation. In this section, we will cover creating patterns in both formations.
Defining patterns
Patterns are repeated formations that can be commonly found in consumer products, architecture, fabrics, and more. In patterns, we often have a base shape, sometimes called a base cell or patterned entity, which is created from scratch. Then, the basic shape is repeated multiple times to form a bigger piece. There are two common types of patterns, linear patterns and rotational/circular patterns. Examples of both types of patterns will be shown in this section.
Linear patterns are ones in which you have a base shape (patterned entity) that is repeated linearly in different directions. Linear patterns are commonly found in curtains, carpets, building tiles, floors, and architecture. The following diagram...
