کتاب آموزش فارسی نرم افزار Adobe Illustrator
در این فیلم ما بحث خواهیم کرد واحد های مختلف اندازه گیری که Illustrator برای شما در اختیار شما قرار می دهد. و شما می توانید با هر واحد که دوست دارید کار کنید چه عددی، میلی متر یا چه چیزی اما من با پیش فرض کار می کنم واحد اندازه گیری، ارائه شده است توسط نسخه انگلیسی ایالات متحده از Illustrator، که امتیاز است. دلیل این است که نقاط بسیار هستند واحد کوچک اندازه گیری، و آنها در سراسر جهان است استاندارد برای اندازه گیری نوع و وزن خط. بنابراین اجازه بدهید به شما نشان دهم آنچه را که به نظر می رسد، نشان می دهد. من به منوی File بروید و فرمان جدید را انتخاب کنید. یا من می توانم Ctrl-N یا Command-N را در Mac فشار دهید. واحد در حال حاضر به Inches تنظیم شده است. این به این دلیل است که من آن را به Inches تغییر دادم در یک فیلم قبلی و Illustrator به یاد آن است. اما، دوباره، به طور پیش فرض، آن امتیاز است. پس بیایید کشف کنیم که ما در اینجا هستیم. در مجموع، ما شش واحد اندازه گیری داریم. پنج که برای چاپ طراحی شده اند و سپس پیکسل، که به طور کلی است بهترین گزینه شما اگر شما ایجاد یک گرافیک صفحه نمایش، آیا این برای وب یا برای یک دستگاه است. اما بگذارید بگوییم ما اینجا چاپ می کنیم. سپس ما سه واحد امپراتوری داریم از اقدامات: امتیاز، پیکاسا، و اینچ. سپس دو معیار را داریم: میلیمتر و سانتی متر. بنابراین شما احتمالا آگاه هستید حتی اگر اولین چیزی را نمی دانید درباره سیستم متریک این 10 میلی متر یک سانتیمتر است. خوب، آنچه من می خواهم شما را ببینید که چگونه این مختلف است واحد اندازه گیری در مقایسه با یکدیگر. بنابراین آنچه که من میخواهم انجام شود این است که لغو شود از این جعبه محاوره ای، و سپس من قصد دارم سوئیچ
[Voiceover] In this movie, I'll show you how to create
a new document inside Illustrator.
Now I should say from this point on I'll be primarily
00:00:06 working on the PC.
00:00:08 Fortunately, Illustrator is virtually identical
00:00:11 across the two platforms, so whether you're working
00:00:13 under Windows or on the Mac you'll be able to follow along.
00:00:18 All right the first thing I'm gonna do is maximize
00:00:19 Illustrator here on the PC, so that I can focus in
00:00:23 on this one application.
00:00:25 And incidentally if you'd like to do the same thing
00:00:26 on the Mac, that is to say you'd like to go ahead
00:00:29 and hide any background applications
00:00:32 as well as get rid of this bright title bar
00:00:34 up here at the top of the screen,
00:00:36 then what you wanna do is go up to the Window menu
00:00:39 and choose this command that is
00:00:41 exclusive to you Macintosh users.
00:00:43 It's not available on the PC at all.
00:00:45 It's called Application Frame; go ahead and choose it,
00:00:48 and that will fill the screen with Illustrator's
00:00:51 wonderfully dark interface, so that you and I
00:00:55 have a more similar experience.
00:00:57 All right, here I am back on a PC,
00:00:59 and to create a new document what you want to do
00:01:01 is go up to the File menu and choose the New command,
00:01:04 or you have what is a fairly standard keyboard shortcut
00:01:07 of CTRL + N here on the PC or CMD + N on the Mac,
00:01:11 and that's gonna bring up the new dialogue box.
00:01:13 And I'll just go ahead and paste in a temporary name,
00:01:16 and the reason I say it's temporary is because
00:01:19 you don't really name the document until you save it,
00:01:22 at which point you can change that name
00:01:23 to anything you'd like.
00:01:25 Next, notice this Profile option.
00:01:27 Currently it's set to print, but you could also create
00:01:30 a web document, or if you want to create a design
00:01:33 for a mobile device you can choose mobile,
00:01:36 at which point notice the size option here
00:01:38 has been dramatically updated recently to include
00:01:42 the most modern devices out there, such as an iPad Pro.
00:01:46 We also have a Surface Pro 4.
00:01:48 We even have a couple of Apple Watch options.
00:01:52 All right, next we have video and film.
00:01:54 And then finally art and illustration,
00:01:57 which is the new name for what used to be called Basic RGB.
00:02:01 In my case, however, I'm gonna go ahead and choose print
00:02:05 in order to create a new print document.
00:02:07 Your next option is number of artboards,
00:02:09 which represents the number of pages in your document,
00:02:13 and I'm gonna set that value to six.
00:02:16 Now you may wonder why Illustrator calls pages artboards,
00:02:19 and there's a couple of reasons for that.
00:02:21 Whereas pages are locked into specific paper sizes,
00:02:24 such as letter or A4 and so forth,
00:02:27 artboards can be absolutely any size you like
00:02:31 to accommodate either custom print sizes
00:02:33 or screen sizes or what have you.
00:02:36 The second reason is that each artboard
00:02:38 can be a different size,
00:02:40 and we're gonna see what that looks like later.
00:02:42 Next, you can decide how your artboards
00:02:44 are gonna be arranged,
00:02:46 and that's entirely up to you whether you wanna
00:02:47 grid by row, which is what I'm gonna do,
00:02:49 or if you just wanna put all of your artboards
00:02:51 in a giant row or column.
00:02:54 Then you can also change the layout of the artboards
00:02:56 from right to left, but I'm just gonna leave this as is.
00:03:00 I also wanna leave my columns set to three,
00:03:02 and so that'll divide into three columns and two rows.
00:03:06 All right, next notice that by default,
00:03:08 at least here in the States, units is set to points,
00:03:11 and I'll explain exactly how points work
00:03:13 in the very next movie.
00:03:14 But for now just for the sake of simplicity,
00:03:16 I'm gonna switch to inches, and now I'm gonna change
00:03:19 the width value to six inches, and I'll tab to the
00:03:22 height value and change it to eight.
00:03:25 You also have this orientation option,
00:03:27 which allows you to switch from a portrait style page,
00:03:29 that is upright, to a landscape style, that is horizontal.
00:03:33 And so if you click on the horizontal page
00:03:36 notice that flips the width and height values;
00:03:38 however, I want vertical pages so I'm gonna switch back.
00:03:42 Next we have these bleed values.
00:03:44 Now the whole purpose of a bleed is to allow you
00:03:46 to print to the edge of a page
when commercially reproducing a document.
And so the idea is that commercial printers
will actually trim your paper as they print it,
and so if you add a little bit of a bleed
you're giving the printer some wiggle room
so that you don't have tiny little bits of
white paper at the edges.
So I'm just gonna crank this bleed value up to 0.25,
so we have a quarter inch bleed all the way around,
which frankly is quite a bit,
and that's gonna give your printer
all the wiggle room they might need.
And because the link icon is turned on,
that's changing the top, bottom,
left and right values in kind.
All right, and finally I wanna change this spacing value,
which represents the amount of space between artboards
to 0.5 inches, like so.
And having done that I'll go ahead and click OK
in order to create my new document.
And just so you're aware of what you're looking at,
each page is represented by a white rectangle,
these red rectangles represent the bleed,
and then the gray area is the pasteboard
where you can place other objects that
you don't wanna print, but you don't
wanna get rid of either. And that's how you create a new document
here inside the most recent version of Illustrator CC.