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If i have drawing out side the artboard how do I get rid of it, is the only option to use a clipping mask? I draw maps and usually simply draw inside the artboard but that must be daft although in my situation it works. I would like to get it right though.
In Illustrator CC 2019 you can use Trim View to hide everything outside the artboard:
But if you're using an older version, my previous go-to trick was to make a layer on top of everything that was made up of rectangles that were the same color as the artboard, like so:
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Hey,
For now I think in your case a Clipping Mask is the best option to hide objects outside the Artboard.
Best,
Rob
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Thanks for that Rob, I think I will continue as I have been doing but remember this for the future.
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Sometimes I will use the line tool ( \ ), draw a line just outside the artboard through the shapes I want to chop off. Then I go up to OBJECT, PATH, DIVIDE OBJECTS BELOW. Then I grab all the outside objects and delete them. To do this though I believe all your objects have to be Expanded.
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Thanks all.
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In Illustrator CC 2019 you can use Trim View to hide everything outside the artboard:
But if you're using an older version, my previous go-to trick was to make a layer on top of everything that was made up of rectangles that were the same color as the artboard, like so:
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Oh wow! They finally made the outside artboard masking! YIPPEE!!
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Ohh, yeah! Forgot about the Trim View That's the best solution in the newest version.
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Salut!
Sur les anciennes versions (pour Windows)
CTRL+ALT+A
Sélection > inverser
CTRL+3
Pour revenir en arrière CTRL+ALT+3
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