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Very nice and amazing!

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thank you so much for this!! it helped a lot with my class.

how to do the opposite? please help..

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How do I save the file after I vector it and I want to send it via email ? What do I do

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I struggle with getting the leading right every time. You made it so much easier! Thank you!

what is the command to clear the top and bottom on windows for you it was option delete what is the windows option

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I can't do that with an image and a shape. Say the red circle in your video is an image, how can I cut out the star?

great video.

So these are two ways to import - one by importing layers from an illustrator file and converting them to shapes, and another is by importing PNG files? But there's also the option of retaining the layers from the illustrator file, with the added benefit of being able to update the Adobe Illustrator file and having layer colors in After Effects update, for example.

THX great for showing this...

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The ''Composition - Retain layer sizes'' isn't available for me

Not working for me in a strange instance

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If I'm not mistaken, I think this is feathering the image, not the mask? Which I'm sure is helpful to a lot of people but I need to feather the mask itself.

Thanks for the help!!

Thanks.

well done. its bewildering how many "experts" have made videos on this topic. I can only hope all those videos simply serve to help potential employers eliminate them all from contention for jobs. You however, would be hired. thanks!

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Is it only computer?

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this doesn't work because in the new version of PS, you dont get to see the anchor points. however i have figured it out!!! insert or make your shape or whatever you want revolving, then with that selected, hit edit>transform>rotate. Then mouse the mouse in the general center of your object, then hold ALT, then click and drag the mouse down the some imaginary center point of the revolution. Now it is ready to be rotated in the desired way. but you first will need to know how many you want in your circle. if you do 12, then you will be rotating it over to 30 degrees. the degree will pop up and show right where your mouse is when you drag for rotation. but before you get into that click on the layer that holds the object, hit CNTRL+C, then hit CNTRL+V ELEVEN TIMES. you will now have 12 objects sitting on top of eachother. Now follow me, make the anchor point as described above, by going to EDIT>transform>rotate, holding alt, you drag the center point of your object to the imagary anchor point below, then deselect the first object layer in your layers view box on the lower right of your screen, with the rotate feature and the new anchor point active(might have to redo the anchor point after the deselect), (MAKE SURE ALL 11 LAYERS ARE SELECTED), rotate/revolve the 11 other objects all at once by left clicking somewhere just below the objects and dragging some bit. you dont have to move it at all actually, because at the top of your screen where the features are located for the selected tool, you will see a geometric angle icon with some numbers to the right. type in 30.00 for the angle, and your 11 objects will move to that point. Now fasten your seatbelts, over at the layer view box on the right, deselect the bottom most layer that is selected by holding CNTROL and clicking on that bottom layer that is selected. Now you will only have 10 layers selected! Go to EDIT> transform>AGAIN. it will be the very first option to the right of transform. Now all of those 10 layers moved another 30 degrees! The shortcut for transform>again is: CNTRL+SHIFT+T. So with that in mind, keep deselecting the bottom most layer that is selected then hitting CNTRL+SHIFT+T and it will move the remaining 9 objects all together. Do this until you have done this repetitive step until you move the last layer selected. It will rotate the object respectively in relation to its position with the anchor point so you may need to click on each object individually to rotate it back to straight. you'll see what i mean when you're there. I hope this helps someone.

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This is such a great and easy tutorial

i did'nt get it bro

Amazing! Hope the client was as happy 👍

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where am I supposed to drag my layers out? I dragged them out but it didn't go anywhere.

Amazing tutorial, thanks so much for this

Thank you!

Really helpful video. Though one thing to note is that the rollover effect does work when exporting as an interactive PDF, if viewing the final PDF in Acrobat. Maybe Apple Preview doesn't support this. Thanks for the video!

Broo thank you so muchhh

Too inconvenient and sadly it is missing the margins. So much better in PS, where you just make a grid layout, incl. the margins and then save it as a preset. Why is Adobe not simply adapting all the good stuff in between their apps?

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hello i have a question when i import my logo from illustrator to blender the star shape in the logo is still a circle? how do I fix this?

Is there a way to do a reverse function of this? Not undo -- but re-create the star that has been cut out?

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Thanks, very insightful but maybe not too beginner friendly.

My table of content is bringing just one of the topics. The others aren't coming up, I don't know where I am getting it wrong

Help!!! I'm following step by step, but when it exports assets, it does it as a folder called "1x" instead of a .ai file. Also, I've renamed the released layers but the asset export thingy doesn't pick it up and registers as "asset 20, asset 21" and such

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