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How can I split a complicated line into different fill-able groups?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow can I randomize color across available fill regions?How can I apply a color to many paths at the same time in Adobe Illustrator, after importing them from Photoshop?Is it possible to draw a black line with a colored fillHow to fill in areas surrounded by line segments?Drawing basic human shapesHow to export PNGs of parts of Illustrator CS6 ai files?SVG text cross-browser compatibility issueHow to flood fill shapes made with line segment tool on Adobe Illustrator CCHow to Split Fill of Text Horizontally In Illustrator?How can I fill a contour?How to replicate an “aged tapestry” fill effect?
I'm working with Adobe Illustrator for the first time, and I'm coming across something that I think it can do, but I can't find the right Google-words to find it.
Ok, first, here's an image to show you the kind of thing that I'm working with:
A link to the zipped version of my svg can be found here or a pdf version here to see my starting point.
So, to my eye, there are obvious places where one could, in principle, use the Live Paint Bucket Tool to fill regions with color. Of course, when I try to do that directly, it tells me:
What I'm stuck on is how to split this line into a bunch of different fill-able islands. And, hopefully, this process is something that's reasonably able to be quick as in, select all, split into islands, and it's done. Thanks!
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I'm working with Adobe Illustrator for the first time, and I'm coming across something that I think it can do, but I can't find the right Google-words to find it.
Ok, first, here's an image to show you the kind of thing that I'm working with:
A link to the zipped version of my svg can be found here or a pdf version here to see my starting point.
So, to my eye, there are obvious places where one could, in principle, use the Live Paint Bucket Tool to fill regions with color. Of course, when I try to do that directly, it tells me:
What I'm stuck on is how to split this line into a bunch of different fill-able islands. And, hopefully, this process is something that's reasonably able to be quick as in, select all, split into islands, and it's done. Thanks!
adobe-illustrator fill line-art
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I'm working with Adobe Illustrator for the first time, and I'm coming across something that I think it can do, but I can't find the right Google-words to find it.
Ok, first, here's an image to show you the kind of thing that I'm working with:
A link to the zipped version of my svg can be found here or a pdf version here to see my starting point.
So, to my eye, there are obvious places where one could, in principle, use the Live Paint Bucket Tool to fill regions with color. Of course, when I try to do that directly, it tells me:
What I'm stuck on is how to split this line into a bunch of different fill-able islands. And, hopefully, this process is something that's reasonably able to be quick as in, select all, split into islands, and it's done. Thanks!
adobe-illustrator fill line-art
I'm working with Adobe Illustrator for the first time, and I'm coming across something that I think it can do, but I can't find the right Google-words to find it.
Ok, first, here's an image to show you the kind of thing that I'm working with:
A link to the zipped version of my svg can be found here or a pdf version here to see my starting point.
So, to my eye, there are obvious places where one could, in principle, use the Live Paint Bucket Tool to fill regions with color. Of course, when I try to do that directly, it tells me:
What I'm stuck on is how to split this line into a bunch of different fill-able islands. And, hopefully, this process is something that's reasonably able to be quick as in, select all, split into islands, and it's done. Thanks!
adobe-illustrator fill line-art
adobe-illustrator fill line-art
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- Select the shape
- Swap the Fill and Stroke, so it has a fill and no stroke
- Hit the Divide button on the Pathfinder Panel (Window > Pathfinder)
- Fill to your heart's content (You could then use Live Paint or merely the Direct Selection Tool and click sections to alter their fill color.)
This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help:)
– Scott
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- Select the shape
- Swap the Fill and Stroke, so it has a fill and no stroke
- Hit the Divide button on the Pathfinder Panel (Window > Pathfinder)
- Fill to your heart's content (You could then use Live Paint or merely the Direct Selection Tool and click sections to alter their fill color.)
This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
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- Select the shape
- Swap the Fill and Stroke, so it has a fill and no stroke
- Hit the Divide button on the Pathfinder Panel (Window > Pathfinder)
- Fill to your heart's content (You could then use Live Paint or merely the Direct Selection Tool and click sections to alter their fill color.)
This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
add a comment |
- Select the shape
- Swap the Fill and Stroke, so it has a fill and no stroke
- Hit the Divide button on the Pathfinder Panel (Window > Pathfinder)
- Fill to your heart's content (You could then use Live Paint or merely the Direct Selection Tool and click sections to alter their fill color.)
- Select the shape
- Swap the Fill and Stroke, so it has a fill and no stroke
- Hit the Divide button on the Pathfinder Panel (Window > Pathfinder)
- Fill to your heart's content (You could then use Live Paint or merely the Direct Selection Tool and click sections to alter their fill color.)
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This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
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This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
This is wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I wanted.
– JBWhitmore
Mar 20 at 6:22
Glad I could help
:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
Glad I could help
:)
– Scott
Mar 20 at 6:33
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