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Resizing object distorts it (Illustrator CC 2018)
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I've tried turning off snap to pixel as suggested by someone in a similar thread but it didn't work.
Does anyone know how I can resize this without messing up all the lines?
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after resizing
I've tried turning off snap to pixel as suggested by someone in a similar thread but it didn't work.
Does anyone know how I can resize this without messing up all the lines?
adobe-illustrator vector resize distort
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A sure fire way to get rid of the issue with little effort is to make it into a symbol and scale the symbol.
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after resizing
I've tried turning off snap to pixel as suggested by someone in a similar thread but it didn't work.
Does anyone know how I can resize this without messing up all the lines?
adobe-illustrator vector resize distort
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after resizing
I've tried turning off snap to pixel as suggested by someone in a similar thread but it didn't work.
Does anyone know how I can resize this without messing up all the lines?
adobe-illustrator vector resize distort
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A sure fire way to get rid of the issue with little effort is to make it into a symbol and scale the symbol.
– Joonas
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A sure fire way to get rid of the issue with little effort is to make it into a symbol and scale the symbol.
– Joonas
yesterday
1
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A sure fire way to get rid of the issue with little effort is to make it into a symbol and scale the symbol.
– Joonas
yesterday
A sure fire way to get rid of the issue with little effort is to make it into a symbol and scale the symbol.
– Joonas
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Before resizing, deselect all and double click the Scale Tool → uncheck Scale Strokes and Effects and Scale Corners:
Select your artwork and scale it.
Additionally, you can set this to be default in Illustrator's general settings.
Edit → Preferences → General or using the shortcut Ctrl+K or Cmd+K
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Expand appearance and voila you're done.
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Before resizing, deselect all and double click the Scale Tool → uncheck Scale Strokes and Effects and Scale Corners:
Select your artwork and scale it.
Additionally, you can set this to be default in Illustrator's general settings.
Edit → Preferences → General or using the shortcut Ctrl+K or Cmd+K
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Before resizing, deselect all and double click the Scale Tool → uncheck Scale Strokes and Effects and Scale Corners:
Select your artwork and scale it.
Additionally, you can set this to be default in Illustrator's general settings.
Edit → Preferences → General or using the shortcut Ctrl+K or Cmd+K
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Before resizing, deselect all and double click the Scale Tool → uncheck Scale Strokes and Effects and Scale Corners:
Select your artwork and scale it.
Additionally, you can set this to be default in Illustrator's general settings.
Edit → Preferences → General or using the shortcut Ctrl+K or Cmd+K
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Before resizing, deselect all and double click the Scale Tool → uncheck Scale Strokes and Effects and Scale Corners:
Select your artwork and scale it.
Additionally, you can set this to be default in Illustrator's general settings.
Edit → Preferences → General or using the shortcut Ctrl+K or Cmd+K
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Expand appearance and voila you're done.
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Expand appearance and voila you're done.
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