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| trying to create a scaleable image... |
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Fri, 9 May 2008 19:50:54 +0000 |
I'm trying to create a new patch/emblem for my fire department and drew a
maltese cross using vector tools having quite a few lines drawn out to my
liking and "connected" to form the maltese cross. That looks just
fine. Now
here is my delimna....
I want to be able to scale this maltese cross so I tried things like
flattening to create one object and exporting as a Tiff and also JPG and can
create a new image and import them and scale them. However, I cannot fill just
the inside portion of the maltese cross with a color. I have the canvas with a
transparent background (I see the checkerboarding) and the original cross had
the inside filled to a solid color with the outside of the cross being
transparent as well. But after i import the cross into a new application it
has the look of a white background and I cant select just the inside of the
cross to change its inner appearance.
I might be doing this wrong from step one, but hopefully someone can point
something helpfull out to me. Once I can get that part taken cared of I can
add my additional layers that I already have set up.
Many thanks in advance!
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| Re: trying to create a scaleable image... |
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Sat, 10 May 2008 00:52:30 +000 |
If you drew it with the Pen Tool, you should see new 'Path' layer. Assumming
your artwork is a closed Path, select it, and look down in the Properties
Inspector- then alter the Fill Color option available for that Path.
You should also easily be able to Free Transform (Ctrl/Command + T), or Modify
> Transform or use the Scale tool on the active Vector object.
Also no needto Flatten, becuase then you loose the vector editibility and the
ease to change Stroke/Fill options of the original object Layer.
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