Welcome to Patterns in this video, I'm going to show you how to apply a pattern, how to scale up and
down the pattern, not your object, not the shirt, and how to rotate the pattern left and right the
way you would like and fix it.
And, of course, not rotating the object, just rotating and scaling up and down the pattern.
So let's start.
Remember that we used the swatches we could call the libraries here and one of the libraries was patterns,
I showed you that, but now we're going to dig deeper.
Let's go for the basic and basic dots, because we know that through these arrows, we can navigate
through the patterns.
So here you have the dots.
These are preset patterns.
Don't underestimate them.
You can really change them the way you want.
And they can be quite useful and quite beautiful sometimes.
Some of them are ready for animals.
This is nature foliage, then, about this one, it's very beautiful, in fact.
Let's take an example with the surplus.
First admitted it, my patterns, I'm going to select them all here and click on delete and that's it.
So you can select an object here and come to the library here and apply a pattern.
This is not as beautiful.
Maybe there's another one and so on, you can navigate through and see which pattern you would like
and which pattern you want to change.
Maybe, you know, ideas, creativity, something like this.
Let's go back to dots and keep them clicking here.
Now, what happens if you scale it down, notice that the pattern is also scaling down very useful from
time to time to scale the pattern with your object.
But let's say you want to work it out.
You don't want to scale the pattern.
You want the pattern to be stable and you want to scale the object.
How do you do that?
There are several ways to do that.
And the easiest is to come to scale, not have scale over here.
And rotate, the shortcut is, as you can, Double-Click, not a single click, you know what, you
really, truly want to use the planet not to see what's happening.
You have uniform scale, non-uniform scale.
You can scale corners and scale strokes and effects.
Remember, we used to check this one from the document, so now we can check it from over here for a
short term USC.
I'm going to remove this so we don't need them.
You can transform the object through the scale.
You can transform the object or transform the pattern itself.
I'm going to click, OK, so not just now with the Arrow tool or the Baquero, I can just scale both
of them.
That's pretty good.
That's what we had.
Let's click back to the scale click and we want to remove transform object.
I want to transform only the pattern.
But now if I click OK, I have no way to grab the pattern and transform it to go back to the pattern
and use the uniform transform or the non-uniform transform.
Over here I can hike the scale.
Just like this is amazing, by the way, or I can take it down and pressing shift to go up 10 units
at a time, I can take it down until it comes to zero.
Okay, this is very small.
This is 10 this zero acres, all black.
Then you start with the negative.
So this is one way to scale the pattern up, and that's very beautiful.
I'm going to take a strong pattern, I think it is this one, this one, yes.
Notice here the pattern, I'm doing shirts and it's really quite small and it's somehow going from up
to down, I would like, first of all, to make it bigger and then I want to rotate it.
Let's focus on making it bigger, which is very easy now come over and transform a pattern and a school
just like this.
Then I would like to rotate the pattern, same story, you come now to the rotate to click and here
you have object and a pattern check only pattern and you can go up and down and start rotating the pattern
the way you would like.
Now, fortunately, I had some values that were the pattern for the value I had.
So maybe would have a different angle for this one.
I think to 70 will be the right one.
And I'm happy with my pattern.
Maybe I would like to scale it up a bit, come over here and make it not bigger or smaller.
In fact.
I like this one and even bigger will be nicer if it's my shirt.
I'm not so big, so I need some very small dots.
Now that you learned how to scale the pattern and how to scale the objects without the pattern and how
to rotate the pattern and how to rotate the object without the pattern, what we want to do is to go
deeper in the next video and start editing this pattern, giving it some crazy colors, you know, make
something crazy.