Adobe Illustrator Tutorial – Offset Path tool
Adobe Illustrator Tutorial – Offset Path tool Learn the basics of the Offset Path tool in adobe illustrator. see more tutorials by visiting: www.videze.com
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TOTALLY RESPOND MY QUESTIONS!! 🙂
@2:03 — actually you can. You don’t even have to make outlines. In the appearance palette you can hit the add new fill button. You then have a fill and stroke layer for your text. Restack them with the stroke below. You can duplicate that stroke layer and change the color and size. It is the same result with one shape, and without having to screw around with the offset path dialogue box.
Crap. This was a long time ago- I don`t remember. ^.^
Did you figure this out? I’m having the same problem.
can you emboss a dash line?? is it possible??
thank you very much for this tutorial
Did you ungroup the letters after creating outlines?