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Hi there, in this video
we're going to look...
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to add more than one Stroke to a path.
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What that means is that
there's just one path...
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and these extra Strokes applied to it.
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Makes it cool when we do
lame old roads like this.
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You can see, it follows along,
and it's just one path.
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You can turn it into a Style,
so that you can apply it simply quickly.
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Cool, let's go learn how to build that now.
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First up, open strokes.ai 
from your Exercise Files.
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You don't obviously need that one,
but if you want to follow along.
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I'm going to draw a shape,
I'm going to draw a star.
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I'm going to give it 'no' Fill
for the moment, just to give an effect.
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It's for awesomeness.
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I'm going to move down  so you can see it.
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So first up I'm going to
give it a Stroke Weight...
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of something kind of heavy, maybe 10pt.
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I'm going to give it 
a Fill color of anything.
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I'm going to use the colors I've got
here in my Swatches Panel.
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Adding more Strokes is easy,
you need to use the Appearance Panel.
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Now in this version you can hit
the dotted lines, and it opens up...
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or you can go to 'Window', 'Appearance'.
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And all you need to do is click...
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kind of where your Stroke is,
then click this new one.
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It duplicates selected item.
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And now I've got two lines.
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They're the same color and the same width,
so it's not going to work.
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So all I need to do is pick a new color,
and pick a new size.
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And I'm going to go up to '20'.
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Awesome, huh? That's how you can
add more and more Strokes.
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You can add as many as you like.
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I'm going to add another one,
and down here I'll show you a little trick.
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Say you want jump sizes, big...
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so instead of going up 1, 1, 1, 1...
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hold 'Shift' and click the 'up',
it goes up to 10pts.
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You can go in really big chunks.
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Also you can play with Layer order...
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decide who's at the bottom,
and who's on top.
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So if you get it around the wrong way,
just click, hold, and drag them.
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Now let's apply it to a couple of things,
so let's go to...
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I'm going to grab my 'Ellipse Tool',
draw an Ellipse.
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I can use my Eye Dropper Tool to select 
the center of this, and it will apply.
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Now one thing to note as well is that...
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if I grab my 'Black Arrow',
and shrink this down...
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it depends on what your settings
was last, but if I shrink this down...
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can you see, it's actually made
the lines proportionately smaller.
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That's maybe what you want...
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but know that, with it selected -
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 actually click off in the background -
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nothing selected, there's this one here
that says Scale Stroke & Effects.
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If I turn that 'off', 
you get a different effect.
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So hold 'Shift', scale it down, 
you see it retains the same matching size.
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Now it's kind of what I want to do.
I want a couple of shapes...
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that I could resize, that match this.
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Let's have nothing selected,
turn that on and off.
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Now we've just done some, I guess,
interesting Strokes.
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I teach lots of 
different people Illustrator.
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Sometimes it's Designers, Illustrators, 
Fashion Designers, Urban Planners...
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everyone has use for lllustrator.
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Now let's say that, 
the urban planners, right?
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They do lots of things, like roads,
and detailed drawings on maps, and stuff.
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So let's grab our 'Pencil Tool'...
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you might find yours
underneath the Shaper Tool.
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Let's kind of draw out a shape.
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I'll show you kind of a cool thing,
with it selected...
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you can get quite complex,
so I'm going to go...
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I'm going to start with maybe
dark gray, maybe light gray.
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Light gray.
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And size wise, I'm going to...
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make it 40pts.
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Next thing I want to do is...
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I'm going to click the same thing again, 
I'm just going to show you...
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how you can build some
reasonably complex.
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10pts? Maybe a little bit more.
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That's going to be the edge of my road.
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I'm actually going to have another one,
it's going to be yellow...
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and it's going to be 2pts.
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We'll drag it to the top here...
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and click on 'Stroke', and get
all the Stroke options here...
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and you can have a dashed.
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If it's dotted, weirdly, you need that 0.
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Dashed will leave that 0, and that gap, 2.
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You can get dotted and dashed.
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You also might need to
switch to 'Cap' to round it.
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Then, actually the Cap probably
needs to be bigger, 20.
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If you didn't know how to make
dotted lines, you do now...
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weirdly it's really hard.
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Dashed is easy, but dotted,
you got to put 0...
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and then the Gap spacing, and make sure
you're not on Butt Cap...
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you're on Round Cap.
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But let's say you make it
even more detailed...
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when you want to use it over and over again
for other projects.
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I'm not sure why we got dotted lines,
but anyway.
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With it selected, you can use
your 'Graphic Styles' library.
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It's under 'Window', down here,
'Graphic Styles'.
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And with it selected,
just drag it into there.
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The cool thing about that now...
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is I can draw any lines instead
of using my Eye Dropper Tool.
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'Pencil', let's go.
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Selected.
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Cool, huh?
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Same with these guys, you can use that one,
drag it in.
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Now the interesting thing...
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the thing that happens is, if I make 
a new document, those don't come along.
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You can see, it's kind of cleared off.
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So what you can do is,
say you do spend some time...
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say you're a Fashion Designer,
you make some cool kind of, like...
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maybe some zipped patterns,
or some sort of seams...
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you make some complex things...
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you want to save them out...
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share them with yourself, 
or other people in your team...
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what you can do is, 
you can tidy this one up.
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I'm going to select all of these,
and just bin them.
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Let's say I've made just this one here.
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I think you need to delete
the default in there.
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So what we can do now is
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and say, I would like my friend 
to be saved.
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Give it a name.
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That's stored it somewhere...
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and might be cool, all your roads, 
and all your stitching.
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And if you want to load it, 
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and say, you, 'Open'.
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And down the bottom here
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and go find that thing you just saved,
and it will load in there.
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There are some interesting ones in here.
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Have a look, these are
the defaults from Illustrator.
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I am not a fan of them all,
Neon's kind of cool.
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Some kind of cool Neon one.
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It's my favorite of the bunch.
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Come on 80s, let's get all Neon.
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Let's zoom in.
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It's kind of Neon, right?
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So Graphic Style Library...
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also know that there are other people
who have made Graphic Style Libraries.
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So I bet you, if you have a look...
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Google 'Graphic Styles for Stitching'.
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You will find some sort of stuff out there.
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Let's download it,
and go to that open library.
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I hope that was interesting,
let's get on to the next video.
