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Apperance Panel - Strokes transposed not Angled. Help!!

New Here ,
Oct 12, 2020 Oct 12, 2020

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Hi Everyone, I am needing some help with a project. I am trying to create a retro text but I cant get my strokes to angle up behind my main text? As you can see the stroke is staggered..

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Community Expert , Oct 13, 2020 Oct 13, 2020

Denee,

 

To do it that ingenious way and have it appear smooth, you have to make a large (enough) number of copies with a small (enough) Move in the Transform Effect, to reduce the size of the stagger/step size, which is 1 mm now.

 

You will have steps, but the apparent smoothness at a given number/step size combination depends on the viewing distance/magnification used by the beholder.

 

You may also consider a fill that is slightly off the pure white, to set it apart from the white stroke to s

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Oct 13, 2020 Oct 13, 2020

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Please embed screenshots in your posts - don't attach them..

Also it's not clear how you want this to look like.

ALso it's not clear which effects have been used and wwhich options.

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Screen Shot 2020-10-13 at 6.45.21 PM.png

So this is what I have. In the Appearence pannel I added 4 strokes. The first stroke I made white. The second stroke I made grey and then clicked on effects - distort and transform - and used these settings....

 

Screen Shot 2020-10-14 at 9.56.13 AM.png

 

I then added the Fill of white and it turned out like this.. as you can see on the edge of the letter the grey area is staggered.

 

Screen Shot 2020-10-14 at 9.58.23 AM.png

 

Long story short I am wanting the final outcome to look like this..

 

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Denee,

 

To do it that ingenious way and have it appear smooth, you have to make a large (enough) number of copies with a small (enough) Move in the Transform Effect, to reduce the size of the stagger/step size, which is 1 mm now.

 

You will have steps, but the apparent smoothness at a given number/step size combination depends on the viewing distance/magnification used by the beholder.

 

You may also consider a fill that is slightly off the pure white, to set it apart from the white stroke to strengthen the appearance of depth.

 

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Awesome thank you so much 🙂

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You are welcome, Denee.

 

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