Change shapes of two circular shapes

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March 8, 2018
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I've got two shapes forming a circle.

The two colors represent percentages of fulness / emptiness.

I'd like to change the ratio full / empty by changing the shapes, making the full (dark gray) shape bigger.

Is there a way to do that without messing up the curve of the circle when using the Direct Selection Tool ?

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Correct answer Doug A Roberts

from scratch, i'd probably have two shapes, something like this:

give the circle a thick stroke and the outer shape (placed on top) a white stroke and fill, with the fill reduced to 50% or so. then if you want to change the percentage, move the 'arms' around.

Monika Gause

Community Expert

Please show the outline view.

But I suppose it's easier to build this new. It's pretty simple.

Alexandre BrandtAuthor

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Here you go.

Doug A Roberts

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from scratch, i'd probably have two shapes, something like this:

give the circle a thick stroke and the outer shape (placed on top) a white stroke and fill, with the fill reduced to 50% or so. then if you want to change the percentage, move the 'arms' around.

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