Adobe illustrator 10 Manuale Utente
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Transforming and Distorting Shapes
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Select Scale Strokes & Effects to scale the line weights of all stroked paths (as specified
in the Stroke palette), and scale any size-related effects, along with the objects.
4 To preview the effect before you apply it, select Preview.
5 Do one of the following:
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To scale the object, click OK.
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To scale a copy of the object, click Copy.
To scale objects individually in a selection:
1 Select the objects to scale. Then choose Object > Transform > Transform Each.
2 In the Scale Horizontal and Vertical text boxes, enter the percentages by which to scale
the selected objects.
the selected objects.
3 Select Preview to preview the effect before you apply it; then click OK.
Uniform scaling with a non-default origin point specified (left); uniform scaling with the default
origin point (right).
origin point (right).
Reflecting
Reflecting an object flips the object across an invisible axis that you specify. Copy while
reflecting to create a mirror image of an object.
reflecting to create a mirror image of an object.
To reflect with the free transform tool:
1 With the selection tool, select the object or objects to reflect.
2 Select the free transform tool .
3 Drag a handle of the bounding box past the opposite edge or handle until the object is
at the desired level of reflection.
at the desired level of reflection.
To reflect with the reflect tool:
1 With the selection tool, select the object or objects to reflect.
2 Select the reflect tool .
3 Position the pointer on one point along the invisible axis across which you want the
reflection to occur, and click to set the point of origin. The pointer changes to an
arrowhead.
reflection to occur, and click to set the point of origin. The pointer changes to an
arrowhead.