Change the weight of the race?

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• Moving anchor points and the whole shape gets distorted to change the line weight

  I have a fairly simple drawing that I drew in a larger size, so I could be more specific with it, and now I want to reduce up to the finished size and thicken the line, but when I make the line thicker, my anchor points are moving and the whole drawing is distorted.

  Using Adobe Illustrator of 24 years, I never saw that happen. When I click on the "up" arrow in the stroke palette a lot of time to gradually increase the thickness of line, I can watch made anchor 'walk' around like my shape gets distorted.

  If I go to the place a numeric value for the thickness of line, it doesn't.

  However, if I use the scale tool to shrink the design down to the size of 10% or 20%, or whatever, with traits of the scale and effects UNCHECKED, yet once, move the anchor points and the drawing is distorted.

  It's all about a brand new installation of Illustrator CS 6 for Mac (although I use CS 6 for about 2 years now, my hardrive crashed this past weekend and I had to reinstall everything).

  I missed a little box somewhere that I never saw elsewhere that is what actually happen?

  This post editing to add:

  Also, some of these objects in my drawing I cannot change the race less than 1 point thickness. If I choisis.5 ou.25 pt in the context menu, or even if I enter the numeric value, it jumps to 1 point. Other objects in the drawing are not.

  These objects in question are "rounded rectangle" forms I used the scissors tools to cut and then used the "join" command to put them as well as other forms that have been "scissored"as well."

  All forms of "Ellipse" and "Rounded Rectangle" that I have left intact do not exhibit this problem with stroke and distortion.

  You are being bitten by the Align-to - pixel grid. Select the entire document and go to the transformation Panel and turn off snap to Pixel - grid at the bottom of the Panel. Then go into the rollout (small triangle in the upper-right) and disable align objects on the pixel grid.

• Change the thickness of a font.

  Hello good evening.
  
  I have a challenge to change the thickness of a font, I use Illustrator to create the Visual identity or the famous logo.
  
  The principle is to be one of the easiest, but it became a book challenge. A friend has the identity of his company in the PS, but low resolution, such as an exchange of services, I offered to vectorize on illustrator, got the logo and the police found a 90% similar, but much thicker thick, it has the original file, to do this in PS this would be a matter of selection > modify > contract and loan , but the problem when I go back to the source for the Illustrator uses the image and the trace of the police is slight distortion.

  
  Let the challenge, necessary to reduce the weight of the font in Illustrator without losing the features.
  I know only two options.
  1 because it uses a graphite color background and put in the same color and sussa to use the web with applied the same background color is perfect. But if you change the background you need to keep changing the race and soon png or thinking. (This was the solution I found initially)
  2nd trace source in the tool pen and will merge together to form the letters of the name. It will take some work but I'll be able to deliver the logo without restriction and dependence to change this and that.
  
  I wonder what other options I have to reduce the thickness of this source in the illustration, if you use the PS without problem, but when you open the precise IT sure features to vectorize know only the image option it draw.
  
  Let the police.

  Source language

  

  You want

  

  The solution that I found without merits.

  

  1. Set the "frame of character', 'None '.
  2. ' Use 'Lag' effect on an attribute of ""fill object "in the appearance Panel.

  

  Edit:

  In fact, you can assign only the "offset" to the object Type. The character frame is affected.

  

• Why does the race partly disappear when I line up outside?

  Hello

  I have a simple rectangle with a gradient, and a race of 1 point.  There are two strange things going that I can't understand: I can't change the weight of the race to 0,5, at least I have change the race to line up outside or inside.  The problem is that when I change the line to align to center align on outside or inside, appeas to race for pushing left and down the path to the large and completely disappears on the low left side.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Paul

  1. what version do you use? Maybe CS5

  2. what type of document is it? Maybe a web document?

  3. If so, it may be the "Snap to grid of pixels" option turned on (he died in the transformation Panel)

• Why can't I change the thickness of the stroke of my form?

  Hello!

  I drew a shape with illustrator, but I can't change the race less 1pt. When I change it to 0, 25pt or 0, 5pt, this does not work, there is 1 pt.

  Any help please?

  I can't change the thickness of 1 pt from the outline below of LUN.

  Thank you.

  Dan,

  In such cases, the first assumption is aligned to the pixel grid.

  You can select the entire document and untick finally align on the pixel grid in the Transform palette and uncheck also align new objects to the pixel grid in the options of the Launcher. It is crucial that the checkbox is disabled completely, not just a - which also count as ticked.

  It may be noted that even align with the pixel grid is cleared with all the selected objects, align new objects to the pixel grid is checked as the creation of new objects will result in these new objects being aligned, even when they are created from existing objects that can happen with Pathfinder operations.

  You can avoid the types of documents with the default (RGB for the web and other) or change the default value for such documents.

  Here is a screenshot of exquisite made per ton in the first post:

  https://forums.Adobe.com/message/7841770#7841770

• Simple question about the race of the Illustrator borders - help please!

  Hello

  I'm new to Illustrator, and I can't understand something.

  I have a simple rectangle with a fill color, say red and a color of outline of us Let's say blue. Then, I use the drop down menu on the horizontal tool bar options change the race of a simple contour to something that looks more like a decorative edge. In CS4, I use the last option on the drop down menu, which has to stroke brain/border corners around the inside of the curve. When I chose this option, the filling remains as a rectangle with sharp corners that 'out' where the accident vascular cerebral/border curve inwards.

  I would like to know how to keep the race/border while getting rid of corners of the rectangle that die. I tried the erasure of the rectangle, but negatively affecting the border/stroke shape.

  Thank you very much for your help.

  David

  There are a few ways (or maybe more) to do. Both involve separating the object into two parts, one with a fill and no respect and the other of a sudden and no fill. Make sure that the trace object is on top and apply the brush line, then lock it. Add and remove anchor points at the four corners to get the below form (magenta rectangle) that will be hidden by the brush line. You can also do it using object > decaying appearance to generate the two forms of the original.

  

• Since the last update, I can't change my weight of the race less than 1 point.

  Since the last update, I can't change my weight of the race within 1 point (or fraction). Any ideas would be so appreciated.

  Align with the pixel grid is enabled in the document you are using. Disable it in the transformation (main and flying Panel) Panel. You can disable it when you make a new document in the Format of Document dialog box.

• How to stop to change the weight of the race when changing the size of an object in CS5 on Windows 7?

  I'm not sure what I did to make this happen or how to change it back in, but for some reason when I change the size of a subject line / it changes the weight of the race as well. (For example, if I drew an ellipse with race weight pt 2 and then increase the size of the weight of the race would be pt 2,856 or some such number instead of 2 pt.) Does anyone know how to change this back?

  Thank you!

  go to Edition-> Preferences-> general and uncheck the box 'features and scale effects.

• Adobe Illustrator CS6 don't allow me to change the weight of the race

  The one having the same problem? : I'm trying to reduce the stroke of 1 pt .5pt in Adobe Illustrator, and he does not accept the command. I can increase the race from 1 pt to 2pts however. This isn't a problem in CS5.

  DD,

  In such cases, the first assumption is aligned to the pixel grid.

  You can select the entire document and untick finally align on the pixel grid in the Transform palette and uncheck also align new objects to the pixel grid in the options of the Launcher. It is crucial that the checkbox is disabled completely, not just a - which also count as ticked.

  It may be noted that even align with the pixel grid is cleared with all the selected objects, align new objects to the pixel grid is checked as the creation of new objects will result in these new objects being aligned, even when they are created from existing objects that can happen with Pathfinder operations.

  You can avoid the types of documents with the default (RGB for the web and other) or change the default value for such documents.

  Here is a screenshot of exquisite made per ton in the first post:

  https://forums.Adobe.com/message/7841770#7841770

• Help with the weight of the race while drawing objects

  From today, every time I have to draw any object (square, ellipse, etc.), the weight of the race is VERY thick.  I went to the dash Panel and it is set to 1 point, so I'm puzzled

  as to why he was so thick drawing. What else can be the cause of this problem?

  Here is an example of an ellipse. I just drew and have not changed at all. The plan should not be anywhere near what a default thickness:

  

  Thanks in advance,

  Andy

  If that's what you see, you don't have step 2.

  The tool of the artboard in the tools on the left of the document window Panel and looks like a Tic-Tac-Toe.
  

  After choosing the artboard tool, the Panel popup control changes to display options for work plans.

  

  In addition, if you are wondering what caused this: when you created the original work plan and that you have entered in dimensions, such as 8.5 by 11, you had your units the value of points or something else except thumbs (or what unit of measure you actually intended). The computer does not do what you want it to do. To do this, what you tell it to do.

  Happy Artboarding! :-)

• Animate the race weight of a vector image

  Hello. I am new to adobe and art as a whole programs, so bare with me. I have watched all the tutorials on the adobe Web site to learn my way around and I'm happy to use these new tools. I am trying to create an idea, but can't find out how to do that. I would like to create an animation of a vector graphic, I created, but I would like that the weight of the race de.001 to environ.3 or more. It would be so 300 images. I imported my file HAVE to AE, but there is no option to adjust the weight of the race in there. Is there an easy way to go on what I seek to do rather than save 300 different files and organize them in a video? It is also composed of a complex boss brush so I think that the program works pretty hard. It takes like 10 seconds or more for a significant increase in the weight of the race to load, but there are many details so it makes sense, I guess. Thanks for your time.

  I can't judge the complexity of your work, but After Effects has an option to adjust the weight of the race of Illustrator files.

  In After Effects: Menu layer > create vector shapes

  Then, you can change the attributes of the race over time.

• Line move when I increase the weight of the race

  Hello
  I use dashes in a document. I have a series of lines that are centered on the grid lines; However, when I increase the weight of the race, the line moves as if the upper part of the race is anchored and not the center of the line.

  I am unable to find any setting to change this, but it's really make my job difficult. Can anyone help with this?

  Thank you!

  gleake,

  In such cases, the first assumption is aligned to the pixel grid.

  You can select the entire document and untick finally align on the pixel grid in the Transform palette and uncheck also align new objects to the pixel grid in the options of the Launcher.

  You can avoid the types of documents with the default (RGB for the web and other) or change the default value for such documents.

• The race weight is STUCK

  Hello!

  I work in illustrator and I am trying to change the weight of the race of a line - normally, it works very well, but for some reason, it keeps defaulting to 1pt now and don't let me change to something else. I tried already rebooted my computer, restart the program and get the new updates for it. Creative cloud chat is not able to help me today because their technical staff are not in... has anyone else had this problem?

  Liza,

  You can select the line and see if Snap to grid of pixels is checked in the Transform palette. If this is the case, uncheck it and uncheck also align new objects to the pixel grid in the options of the Launcher.

  You can avoid the types of documents with the default (RGB for the web and other) or change the default value for such documents.

• Change the default line weight

  Is it possible to change the default race weight arising in the Contour palette?

  At the moment I get 0.25 pt, pt 0.5, 0.75 pt 1 pt, pt 2, pt 3, etc.

  I'm working on a project that requires lots of 0.3 to 1.5 pt strokes (with different fillings).

  It's exhausting to have to enter the values of all time, and the pipette is not always useful unless I do a "palette" with all possible moves and fillings.

  Nope.

  (Freehand has long provided a preference that allows you to define the list of increases that appear in the menu of weight STROKE.)

  Workaround is to change the graphic Style by default or create additional Graphic Styles in the start-up documents and templates that you use.

  JET

• Weight of the race of eps placed in indesign

  I have a range of books layouted in indesign,

  in which I place a large number of files generated in illustrator eps.

  Resizing eps images the race more weight, changes to lines

  Although I unchecked the option adjust the weight of race during the measurement in the transform menu.

  Does anyone have experience with this problem

  as I don't want to scale hand 3000 files!

  Depending on the ultimate fate of these InDesign files, some approaches post-processing might work.

  If you make PDF (s), then the "Fix released" feature in Acrobat Professional allows you to set a minimum value of line to apply to the entire PDF. Also, if these documents will be printed on the market, many RIPs/workflow systems have the ability to do the same thing at the time. Ask the printer...

• Cannot control the weight of the race on triangle

  Hello

  I created three shapes using the shape tool: a circle, a rectangle and a triangle (using the star tool and by decreasing the number of sides).

  I want to customize the weight of the race on these forms. I am able to customize on the square and the circle, but not on the triangle. How can I fix this?

  Thank you!

  Select the shape with the selection tool (just like the other two) and make your choice of formatting from the Panel control or stroke. Something must happen so a screenshot would be helpful: Please include the appearance Panel and the layers panel.