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EXPANDI FEATURE

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Oct 05, 2021 Oct 05, 2021

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Hi, all so I made a complex illustration with fill, different brushes and gradients and after completing it I expand it so the stroke are okay if resize the artwork. However, when I expand once it still shows me the option to expand again and again. I have expanded the artwork for about 10 times! I don't know how many times more do I need to expand and why is it showing? Am I doing anything wrong? Is there a shortcut to expand everything about the artwork at once?

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Heenaaah_0-1633455469904.png

 

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Oct 05, 2021 Oct 05, 2021

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You just need to check the outline view after expanding and if it shows it the way you want it, then you leave the Expand command alone.

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hey so there are small small brush strokes and few portions are just painted by brush, so how do I check if the outline for each and everything has been converted to a fill? 

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so how do I check if the outline for each and everything has been converted to a fill? 


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Check the Fill/Stroke proxy (at the bottom of the Tools panel and/or at the top-left of the Color panel). It should have a question mark in the Fill (indicating multiple fill colors), and None in the Stroke (indicating no stroked paths are included in the selection), like these:

JohnMensinger_0-1633462144721.png

 

If the Stroke proxy shows a color or question marks, you still have one or more stroked (un-expanded) paths.

 

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