Fireworks use tutorial-how to draw wires with fireworks

Tutorial

We first select File> new or Cntl+n to create a new 300x300 pixel fireworks file.

Set the resolution to 100, and the background color is white.

Select the Pen tool and click on the top left of the canvas to determine the starting point of the wire.

On the right side of the starting point, select a location to click again, do not release the mouse, drag the mouse to create an arc.

Repeat the previous step. Click on the right side of the arc and pull out an arc in the opposite direction.

The trunk that will consist of two arcs of wire

Select this line to set the stroke (stroke) in the Properties window.

Set the image color to #006600. Tips are set to 10.

After a few steps, the results now look like this:.

Select the Wire, press CNTL + ALT + D to copy a wire.

Now we need to modify the new line settings, select the new line, stroke the following figure to set.

1 pixel soft, the color is green (#00FF00), tips for 4.

Now the wire effect is as shown.

Keep the selection of green Lines in effect window select Blur > Gaussain Blur, Gaussian blur level set to 1.5

Now the Green line should have a little 3D effect after being blurred.

Select two lines and perform Modify > Flatten Selection (cntl + ALT + SHIFT + Z) to convert the path to a bitmap.

Because the thread of the wire is flat. So we need to trim the thread.

Select the Polygonal Lasso tool (shown below) to enlarge the image to 800%.

A polygon is constantly clicked at the end of the wire to ensure that the thread is flattened as follows:

Delete a selection and get the effect of the following figure

Select the rectangular tool and pull a thin rectangle at the head of the flattened thread.

This will be the copper portion of the wire

Select the rectangle, set the stroke to none, and select a linear fill.

Edit linear Fill property, set yellow as image copper

Select this rectangle and perform modify-transform-scale.

Rotate the rectangle so that it is parallel to the thread.

Then drag the rectangle to the thread and 鏠 the wires together.

Copy the rectangle and then receive another thread. Effect as shown

Now we need to create another wire to intersect with the wire above.

Select Edit-select all, select the Wire and press CNTL + Shift + D or edit>clone to copy a wire.

Select the duplicated wire and perform modify-transform-flip Vertical.

Use the mouse cursor to move this wire to the following location

Enlarge the image to 800%.

Select the top wire, click the Eraser tool, and set the Eraser tool as shown.

Use the rubber tool to carefully erase the wires at the top of the intersection. The following figure

If you do wrong on the way, you can use CNTL + Z to undo the last step of the operation. The figure is as follows.

Put the image down to 100%. Then, select Shadow and Glow>drop Shadow in the effect menu to add shadows to the wires.

The final effect is as shown