فیلم آموزشی کار کردن سریع با Illustrator
در این فیلم، من شما را چگونه به حذف و مقیاس را نشان می دهد artboards داخل Illustrator، زیرا پس از همه، شما می توانید به عنوان بسیاری از artboards داشته باشد به عنوان دوست دارید، در هر نقطه از یک تا 100، و این تبلت ها می توانند همه اندازه های مختلف باشند و جهت ها بنابراین بگذارید بگوییم آنچه من می خواهم انجام دهم این است که من می خواهم خلاص شویم از Artboard 8 و پس از آن من می خواهم در آن تازه خالی پر کنید فضای با مدرد 7، به طوری که صفحه 7 در حال حاضر حدود دو برابر بزرگتر است. اولین کاری که من انجام می دهم البته، سوئیچ است به Artboard Tool که یک بار دیگر شما می توانید با فشار دادن shift + o، و سپس این X کمی در بالای هر یک را متوجه می شوید از این هیئت مدیره اگر روی آن کلیک کنید، پیش بروید و جلوی آن را ببندید که همانند حذف آن در Illustrator است. راه دیگری برای کار، من به جلو بروید و کنترل + z را فشار دهید یا فرمان + z در Mac، برای بازگرداندن آن صفحه، کلیک بر روی آن و / یا آن را انتخاب کنید، و سپس فقط فشار دهید کلید "backspace" یا کلید "delete" در Mac. اما چیزی که می خواهید در ذهن داشته باشید این است که همیشه باید حداقل یک مگابایت را ترک کنید بنابراین، اگر من از همه این آثار هنری خلاص شدم به استثنای تخته صفحه 1 اینجا، جعبه نزدیک آن کمی است ناپدید خواهد شد درست است، در حال حاضر، من قصد دارم به جلو بروید و پیمایش کنید
just a little bit like so, and I'm also going to scroll
over to the right so I have a little more room to work.
We have all sorts of options for scaling artboards
inside of Illustrator.
If you want to go with a preset paper size, then go up here to the Control panel, click on
00:01:30 what is now the word Custom, and choose a size,
00:01:33 such as Letter here inside the States,
00:01:36 or A4 in Europe and elsewhere,
00:01:39 and notice that that page is scaling
00:01:40 from the center outward, so if I select a massive
00:01:43 paper size, such as Tabloid, I am going to grow that page
00:01:47 in all directions.
00:01:49 You can also change the orientation of that page
00:01:52 by clicking on one of these icons,
00:01:54 either Portrait as we're seeing now,
00:01:56 or Landscape in order to make it wider than it is tall.
00:02:00 All right, I'm going to go ahead and drag this page
00:02:02 downward, and notice, by the way, that the Move/Copy
00:02:05 Artwork with Artboard button is turned off,
00:02:09 so that I can move that artboard independently,
00:02:12 which is typically very important when you're trying
00:02:14 to scale and position an artboard.
00:02:18 All right, another way to work is to just go ahead
00:02:20 and drag one of these eight handles that surrounds
00:02:22 the artboard.
00:02:23 If you want to constrain the aspect ratio, then go ahead
00:02:27 and press the shift key as you drag, like so,
00:02:30 and you need to keep that shift key down,
00:02:32 because if at any point you release it,
00:02:35 then you're going to be able to change the aspect ratio
00:02:37 to anything you want.
00:02:38 If you want to reconstrain it, then go ahead and press
00:02:41 and hold that shift key once again, until you go ahead
00:02:44 and release the mouse button.
00:02:46 Another thing I want you to notice is that as you're
00:02:49 dragging a corner handle, you're going to see
00:02:51 width and height values in that heads up display,
00:02:55 and that is once again a function of Smart Guides.
00:02:58 If I were to go up to the View menu, and choose the
00:02:59 Smart Guides command off, and then drag that corner
00:03:03 handle once again, those width and height values
00:03:06 are going to disappear, so as I was saying in the previous
00:03:09 movie, you really want to make sure that Smart Guides
00:03:11 are turned on when you're working with artboards
00:03:14 inside Illustrator.
00:03:16 Also notice these width and height values up here
00:03:18 in the Control panel, which allow you to dial in
00:03:20 specific measurements.
00:03:22 For example, I could change the Width value to something
00:03:24 like 16 inches, so 16", and then press the "Tab" key
00:03:28 to advance to the Height value, and change it,
00:03:31 let's say to 10 inches, and then press the "Enter" key
00:03:35 or the "Return" key on a Mac in order to make that change,
00:03:38 and now that I've done that, now that I've established
00:03:40 this 16 by 10 ratio, I can go ahead and click on this chain
00:03:45 icon right there to constrain the width and height values,
00:03:49 and so now if I change the width value to let's say
00:03:52 20 inches, I'm going to change the height value by that
00:03:56 same amount, in this case to what amounts to 900 points.
00:04:00 The problem is, everything is happening from the center
00:04:03 once again, and that's a function of this little Reference
00:04:07 Point matrix right there.
00:04:09 Notice that the center square is turned on,
00:04:12 so let's say that I really want everything to align the way
00:04:16 it was aligning before,
00:04:17 that is to say the upper right corner of the page
00:04:19 should be right where you see my cursor.
00:04:22 Well the first thing I'm going to do is drag this corner
00:04:24 handle like so until I snap into alignment with the
00:04:28 left side of artboard 3 and the top of artboard 6,
00:04:32 which is actually going to happen right here,
00:04:34 and then I'll go ahead and release, so notice,
00:04:36 at this point, I'm aligned to the bleeds, those red bleed
00:04:40 outlines, which is not what I want.
00:04:41 I want this artboard to align to the other ones
00:04:44 which is what I'm going to get at this point right here.
00:04:47 All right, having done that, I'm now going to go ahead
00:04:50 and select the upper left corner in that Reference Point
00:04:53 matrix, in order to lock that corner down,
00:04:56 and now I'll just go ahead and dial in whatever values
00:04:59 I want, such as, let's say 16 inches once again for
00:05:02 the width value.
00:05:03 That's going to change the height value in kind
00:05:06 to 10 inches, which is the same as 720 points
00:05:10 because I have this chain icon turned on.
00:05:12 That's not what I want, however, so I'm just going to
00:05:14 turn that chain off, and now,
00:05:16 I'll just go ahead and drag this bottom right corner handle
00:05:20 until things snap into alignment like so
00:05:22 and now I have this perfectly scaled artboard
00:05:25 that takes up the space that was formerly occupied
00:05:28 by both artboard 7 and 8.
00:05:30 All right, now I'm just going to press the "escape" key
00:05:32 to switch back to that black arrow tool
00:05:34 and now I'm going to go ahead and click on that 8
00:05:36 to select it.
00:05:37 I don't really need it anymore because we only have
00:05:39 seven artboards, but, oftentimes, instead of getting rid
00:05:42 of an object by pressing the "backspace" key
00:05:45 or the "delete" key on a Mac, I'll go ahead and Undo that,
00:05:48 what you want to do instead is just set it aside
00:05:51 by dragging it out into the Paste board,
00:05:53 and that can be really useful for keeping objects
00:05:56 that you spent a lot of time on, but you're not sure if you
00:05:58 want in this specific document, or if you're working
00:06:02 with other people and they're creating elements
00:06:04 and you're creating elements,
00:06:06 and you're not sure if they want this one anymore
00:06:08 so you just move it out here into what is essentially
00:06:11 a junk drawer, so that if somebody does need that object
00:06:15 ever again, they can just drag it back into an artboard
00:06:18 and make it part of the real printing exportable version
00:06:21 of the document.
00:06:23 All right, now I'll go ahead and select the 7 right there
00:06:25 by clicking on it, and I'm going to align it to the artboard
00:06:28 by clicking on the word Align up here in the Control panel
00:06:32 and making sure that Align To down here in the bottom
00:06:34 right corner is set to Align to Artboard,
00:06:37 and then I'll go ahead and click on this guy,
00:06:40 the second icon, and Horizontal Align Center, in order to
00:06:44 center the 7 like so, and then I'll just click off the 7
00:06:47 a couple of times in order to hide the panel
00:06:49 as well as deselect the 7.
00:06:52 And now I'll go up to the View menu and choose
00:06:53 Fit All in Window in order to center all of my artboards
00:06:57 on screen,
00:06:58 and that's how you delete and scale artboards,
00:07:01 using the Artboard tool, here inside Illustrator.