The remaining numbers, if any, specify the dash pattern, with positive numbers representing a "pen down" or drawn segment, and negative numbers representing a "pen up" or space between drawn segments. The fifth is the delta-y value, which specifes the offset perpedicular to the direction of the line. The fourth is the delta-x value, which specifies the offset along the direction of the line, and only has meaning for dashed lines (which you need for this pattern). The fourth and fifth numbers define offsets between each member of that line: The second two numbers define the x- and y-coordinates of the origin of a line in the pattern. If so, then the two lines that define the pattern need to look something like this:ġ35, 4.242640687,4.242640687, 6,-6, 54,-42Īs you may know, the first number is the angle of a line in the pattern. Are you expecting the individual "tiles" to be laid in a herringbone pattern to be 6" x 48"?
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