Adobe illustrator 10 Manuale Utente

1 Do one of the following:

To apply the command as a filter, select the object to scribble or tweak. Then choose 

Filter > Distort > Scribble & Tweak. 

To apply the command as an effect, select an object or group in the artwork, or target 

an item in the Layers palette. (For more information on targeting, see 

.) Then choose Effect > 

Distort & Transform > Scribble & Tweak. 

2 Select Relative to distort by a percentage of the size of the object or Absolute to distort 
a specific amount.

3 In the Horizontal and Vertical text boxes, enter the amount to move points or drag the 
sliders.

4 Select options for the anchor points:

Anchor Points moves anchor points. Deselecting this option keeps anchor points 

anchored while a filter is applied to the rest of the object.

“In” Control Points moves control points that lead into anchor points on the path.

“Out” Control Points moves control points that lead out of anchor points on the path.

5 Because results vary, select Preview to preview the effect before you apply it, and 
click OK.

The Twist command and the twist tool rotate a selection more sharply in the center than 
at the edges. 

You can apply the Twist command as a filter or as an effect (see 

1 Select the object to twist.

2 Select the twist tool  , and drag the object clockwise or counterclockwise.

1 Do one of the following:

To apply the command as a filter, select the object to twist. Then choose Filter > 

Distort > Twist. 

To apply the command as an effect, select an object or group in the artwork, or target a 

group or layer in the Layers palette. (For more information on targeting, see 

.) Then choose Effect > 

Distort & Transform > Twist. 

2 Enter a value for the twist angle, from –3600 to 3600 (a positive value twists clockwise 
and a negative value twists counterclockwise).

3 Click OK.