Perspective grid plug in for illustrator

| Illustrator on the iPad What you can or cannot do on Illustrator on the iPad Workspace Illustrator on the iPad workspace Touch shortcuts and gestures Keyboard shortcuts for Illustrator on the iPad Manage your app settings Documents Work with documents in Illustrator on the iPad Import Photoshop and Fresco documents Select and arrange objects Create repeat objects Blend objects Drawing Draw and edit paths Draw and edit shapes Type Work with type and fonts Create text designs along a path Add your own fonts Work with images Vectorize raster images Color Apply colors and gradients Cloud documents Basics Work with Illustrator cloud documents Share and collaborate on Illustrator cloud documents Share documents for review Upgrade cloud storage for Adobe Illustrator Illustrator cloud documents | Common questions Troubleshooting Troubleshoot create or save issues for Illustrator cloud documents Troubleshoot Illustrator cloud documents issues Add and edit content Drawing Drawing basics Edit paths Draw pixel-perfect art Draw with the Pen, Curvature, or Pencil tool Draw simple lines and shapes Draw rectangular and polar grids Draw and edit flares Trace images Simplify a path Symbolism tools and symbol sets Adjust path segments Design a flower in 5 easy steps Create and edit a perspective grid Draw and modify objects on a perspective grid Use objects as symbols for repeat use Draw pixel-aligned paths for web workflows Measurement Measure distance and area Measure and plot dimensions 3D objects and materials About 3D effects in Illustrator Create 3D graphics Map artwork over 3D objects Create

Entirely on user requests, offering new live dimensioning, multiple scales, and dozens of other features. The new Hot Door online store allowed for instant purchase and download, as well as the sale of third-party plug-ins. The Hot Door staff increased to include technical support and distribution specialists. 2000 was an accelerated year with products and people! In 2002, Hot Door released Perspective to provide realistic perspective drawing features for Adobe Illustrator. Perspective proved to be the biggest development challenge to date, requiring extensive calculations to create special grids and views. As with every product, the customer feedback was wonderful, motivating more product ideas. The long-awaited CADtools 3 upgrade was released in October 2003 in response to the growing need for both 2D and isometric drawing/dimensioning features inside Adobe Illustrator. MultiPage 2 followed in 2004 for Illustrator CS with dramatic improvements to PDF file size and color page previews. CADtools 4 was released in 2005 with improved wall tools, path division, auto-dimensioning, and necessary compatibility with Illustrator CS2. Each version of Illustrator introduced new features and code changes which result in new challenges in plug-in development. We were also proud of our own custom online store which debuted with CADtools 4, providing a user-friendly method of purchasing software with frame-based product configuration. In 2006 we completed compatibility upgrades for CS2, including MultiPage 3, CADpatterns, and Perspective for CS2. AppliCraft also updated CADgate for CS2 on Windows which added new DXF/DWG import and scaled export with Illustrator. After another year of development, CADtools 5 was launched in 2007 for Illustrator CS3 on Power PC/Intel Macs and Windows XP/Vista, improving project workflow with CADtools presets, label options, full screen cursors, and additional custom scale support. New tools include perpendicular and tangent drawing, fillet radius and offset tools by popular demand. MultiPage 4 and Perspective compatibility for CS3 followed. We continued our support of Adobe Illustrator with CADtools 6 in early 2009. New features include an innovative Scale Calculator and tools for adjusting proportion and measuring distance. The simultaneous upgrade of our online store supports new, easy retrieval of serial numbers and multiple license

Documents Select and arrange objects Create repeat objects Blend objects Drawing Draw and edit paths Draw and edit shapes Type Work with type and fonts Create text designs along a path Add your own fonts Work with images Vectorize raster images Color Apply colors and gradients Cloud documents Basics Work with Illustrator cloud documents Share and collaborate on Illustrator cloud documents Share documents for review Upgrade cloud storage for Adobe Illustrator Illustrator cloud documents | Common questions Troubleshooting Troubleshoot create or save issues for Illustrator cloud documents Troubleshoot Illustrator cloud documents issues Add and edit content Drawing Drawing basics Edit paths Draw pixel-perfect art Draw with the Pen, Curvature, or Pencil tool Draw simple lines and shapes Draw rectangular and polar grids Draw and edit flares Trace images Simplify a path Symbolism tools and symbol sets Adjust path segments Design a flower in 5 easy steps Create and edit a perspective grid Draw and modify objects on a perspective grid Use objects as symbols for repeat use Draw pixel-aligned paths for web workflows Measurement Measure distance and area Measure and plot dimensions 3D objects and materials About 3D effects in Illustrator Create 3D graphics Map artwork over 3D objects Create 3D Text Create 3D objects Color About color Select colors Use and create swatches Adjust colors Use the Adobe Color Themes panel Color groups (harmonies) Color Themes panel Recolor your artwork Painting About painting Paint with fills and strokes Live Paint groups Gradients Brushes Transparency and blending modes Apply stroke on an object Create and edit patterns Meshes Patterns Select and arrange objects Select objects Layers Expand, group, and ungroup objects Move, align, and distribute objects Align, arrange, and move objects on a path Snap objects to glyph Snap objects to Japanese glyph Stack objects Lock, hide, and delete objects