Xtream Path Illustrator Cs6
This is a plug-in software for Adobe Illustrator. Drag, stretch, push and pull. you can do a lot with paths using Xtream Path! You no longer have to be constrained to control points when editing paths.
Xtream Path Illustrator Cs6
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It allows you to drag anywhere on a path and edit only the exact location you want. Editing paths in Illustrator is much more flexible than ever before. There is no doubt you will have fun editing with Xtream Path. The latest version 2 is compatible with Illustrator 2020.
Take control of your vectors with VectorScribe, described by its creators as a vector Swiss Army knife. You can use it to manage points, paths and handles, making your work easier to edit and reducing file sizes at the same time.
You can create and edit shapes as well as applying different styles of corner to your work, and with VectorScribe's dynamic measurements you can quickly and accurately measure everything from simple lengths to angles and path areas, removing any guesswork when you need to get things exactly the right size.
However, Concatenate adds a few extra features including an 'assimilate' function, which scans a selected area or layer for unselected paths, and adds them to the merge. The 'connect' function then enables users to subsequently add lines or extra segments between open paths.
If you need to calculate the length or area of interlocking or singular Illustrator paths, there is an inbuilt option, but it involves accessing the debugging dialog box and scanning for the appropriate info.
Patharea makes the process speedier. You access it via the Filters menu, and it gives the length of a selected path, or area of conjoined paths and shapes, making precise calculations for printed graphics far snappier to retrieve.
You can then manipulate guides and paths of the Illustrator artwork directly on the ArtiosCAD object. It also works as a bridge between Esko's other apps: Automation Engine, PackEdge, Plato and ArtPro.
The addition of 18 extra objects to Illustrator may seem unnecessary, but this plugin grants users access to guides, open paths, closed paths, unfilled paths, stroked paths, unstroked paths, dashed paths, undashed paths, compound paths, groups and more on a single object.
With VectorWand, you can paint on effects such as scaling, color, rotation, translation, gradients, tints, swatches, opacity, points manipulation, and more via the toolbox; manipulate a single path, multiple paths, symbols, symbols text, or gradients; and more.
Tools included: Mirror, Cut, Tile, Rectangle Cut, Polar Mesh, Rosette, Rose (create floral shapes), Wave (create wiggly lines), Grid (create custom grids), Golden Rectangle, Rhombus, Spike (add spikes to selected paths), and Archimedian Spiral.
The PointEffects plug-in set combines four plug-ins to manipulate path points, including distortion and warping of paths and points, splitting of paths and sketch, points manipulation, and pie slicing for stunning zoom and manga effects.
The ShapeFX1 plug-in set includes a shape creation plug-in for many shape designs plus a warping plug-in for extreme and basic warping of selected paths. Now the shape plug-in comes with additional path creation features in Illustrator CS4 for unusual and extreme path creation and designs.
Advanced vector sketching tool using stylus inputs including pressure, or mouse speed, to produce editable variable width stroke drawings. Gesture trim to cut/join paths. Preferences to customize functionality.
Dynamic Shapes tool, Dynamic Corners tool, smart point removal brush, extend or retract paths, reposition points along a path, advanced point and handle editing, and measure any distance on artboard, path/segment length, curvature.
Make path segments straight or gracefully curved, adjust, and align segments to be tangent to their neighbors, move anchor points along the trajectory of their in/out path segment and visually assimilate paths.
Andrew's Vector Plug-ins Volume 4 MultiToolboxThe MultiToolbox plug-in lets you manipulate paths, images, and symbols in hundreds of ways. It also includes a points manipulation toolbox plug-in and comes with circular features, paint features, a spiral option, duplication and grids, a drag paths feature, and more.
The RandomTouch plug-in set for random particle effects in Illustrator combines five plug-ins, including a background plug-in (using selected paths or symbols and more complex designs); a particle plug-in; a plug-in for random clutter of designs such as stars, circles, and ovals; and more.
Andrew's Vector Plug-ins Volume 8 SymbolPaintSymbolPaint is a painting plug-in toolbox that uses dabs, bristles, and more to paint symbols (such as images, text, pages of text, selected paths, and meshes).
ArtLabel (display and label object info), NitPicker (find and select artwork using search criteria), FixPix (control points along paths with custom nudging), TimeSheet (log time), ParticuLayer (control layers by defining layer groups), ArtTags (create and attach terms to artwork), and DocLabel (add customized doc labels).
Editingpath segments works similarly in Adobe applications. You can edita path segment at any time, but editing existing segments is slightlydifferent from drawing them. Keep the following tips in mind whenediting segments:
Illustrator provides the option to join two or more open paths. To join one or more open paths, use the Selection tool to select the open paths and click Object > Path > Join. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+J (Windows) or Cmd+J (Mac).
When anchor points are not overlapping, Illustrator adds a line segment to bridge the paths to join. While joining more than two paths, Illustrator first looks for and joins the paths that have end points stationed closest to each other. This process is repeated until all paths are joined. If you select only one path to join, it is converted into a closed path.
The join option only results in a corner join regardless of whetheryou select anchor points to join or the entire path. However, foroverlapping anchor points, if you want the option to select a smoothor corner join, then use Ctrl+Shift+Alt+J (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+Option+J(Mac OS).
- [Instructor] All right now I'm going to show you how to take a vector-based path outline that you've drawn in Photoshop and enhance it in Illustrator, which is, where vector-based path outlines are concerned, a much more powerful program. And so here I am in Photoshop. I'm going to go up to the window menu and choose the paths command in order to bring up the paths panel, and then I'm going to select this path outline right here, half a heart, and I'll zoom in on it as well. All right, now I'll press the A key to select the black arrow tool, the one that Photoshop calls the path selection tool, by the way, and then I'll click on this path outline in order to select it, and so notice that it traces the left hand side of this heart. And now I'll go up to the edit menu and choose the copy command, or you can just press control C or command C on the Mac. Now I'll go ahead and switch over to Illustrator, and you can see that I've already drawn all of the suits in advance, but I'm going to go ahead and zoom in on this top smaller heart right here and I'll create a new layer by going over here to the layers panel, dropping down to the little plus sign, used to look like a tiny page, and then I'll press the alt key, or the option key on the Mac, and click. And by virtue of the fact that I have the alt or option key down, that forces the display of the layer options dialog box. And I'll just go ahead and call this guy new heart, let's say, and I'll change the color to violet. Should stand out nicely and then I'll click OK All right, now I'll return to the edit menu this time inside Illustrator and choose the paste command, or you can press control V or command V on the Mac. At which point, you'll probably get this alert message that's asking you would you like to paste this as a compound shape, which is fully editable, or a compound path, which is faster. And if you're hearing the chuckle in my voice, it's because this is utter nonsense. Neither of these options is going to do you any good. This is a standard path outline. It's not a compound anything. So just go ahead and select compound path. That's a better way to go and click OK. And you'll create this new, in my case, invisible path outline. Now notice over here on the far left side of the horizontal control panel, up here at the top of the screen, assuming that you are seeing the control panel, we have a group. Why is it a group? No reason, none whatsoever. This makes no sense that this is a group. So, what you want to do is go to the object menu and choose ungroup, or you have that keyboard shortcut of control shift G or command shift G on the Mac. And now I'm seeing that it's a compound path. Now, there is just no reason for this. This is a simple open path outline. There's nothing compound about it. So right-click anywhere inside the document window and choose release compound path. And now you have a path outline, which is exactly what we want. All right, now notice that this path outline has no stroke and no fill. So, it's entirely invisible. I'm going to click on this fill swatch on the far left side of the control panel, and I'll change it to this shade of red right here, the one that begins R=237. And we have a red half a heart. All right, I'll go ahead and drag this guy by its anchor point, and if you want to do this by the way, the bounding box needs to be turned off. And so, go to the view menu, and make sure that this command right here reads show bounding box. If it reads hide bounding box, go ahead and choose it. Otherwise, in my case, I'm going to press the escape key. And now I'll drag