HOW DO I? Use line color to create a grid with only fine lines
For our example, we'll create a 3-level divided grid with fine lines.
1 Add a new paper
By default the major grid opens with a green color and medium line weight. Open the minor and subdivision menus and tap a color to add that grid. In this example a different color was chosen for the Minor and Subdivision grids. Simply choosing a different color for a grid division isn't enough to make it easy to see the divisions of a grid and wider grid lines are not ideal for precise plotting.
If you want to learn more about how to edit grid lines, read another How do I? write up "Edit grid lines"
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2 Create a find line grid by switching to a single color line palette
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To switch to a single color palette for grid lines, tap the Palette tool to open the menu. Scroll the picker a single-color palette with shades of dark to light. For this example we'll work with the Green line palette.
If you want to learn more about how to use the Palette tool, read another How do I? write up "Switch grid lines to a different color palette" |
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3 Correct each grid line's color and line weight
Open each grid division menu to
- Adjust the shade of green for each division, choosing dark to light colors for Major to Subdivision.
- Set all lines to fine line weight
If you want to learn more about how to edit grid lines, read another How do I? write up "Edit grid lines"
Subdivision
Set sub-division line to the palest green color. |
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Once all the changes to line color and weight are made, use the zoom gesture to more easily see the 3-level grid with fine lines defined by color before Sharing. |
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