Hi there, welcome to this video tutorial where we are going to use the scale tool and not exactly how
we can use it and what does it useful for, let's do a square.
That's a square.
Let's give it no here.
And at the stroke to one or two to seat.
Once center my rectangle in the middle.
I placed here a guide to guide me, to place, as usual, the center of the skill or the anchor to use
the scale.
It's just over here.
You can select it here or press as a shortcut.
As usual, you have the center that you have to drop in.
You drop the center.
But now there's something interesting.
You can press, for example, the option key and then you can scale it down, compress the shift if
you want a better skating.
But really notice what's happening here.
You can scale it like this up and down the way you would like shift will just make it scale towards
the center.
And then, of course, you need to add another center and then scale it again if you want to.
I'm sure you already used it.
We can come back to the famous object, transform, transform again and control the if you want to create
something like this, it's pretty nice.
By the way, let's select all these and put them aside.
That's correct.
Now another rectangle, let's make these smaller.
Put them over here, let's select another square or draw another square, I press shift.
And centered in the middle now I would like to scale on this corner here towards this corner here so
it's not the scale towards the center is getting towards this corner.
The way to do it is very easy.
Take the scale and simply set the angle.
I'm going to set it just over here and then I'll select the square itself, press option and shift and
take it down.
And then, of course, if I want another one, I better use controlled or simply said the center again,
as you have done before and scared, I'm sure there is a mistake now.
I was not careful.
Let's put this aside, OK, we just put it here, I like these things and then just make it smaller
like the other.
I would create another Red Square, and I'm sure every Falluja and center, it's in the middle just
to know what I'm doing, I'm going to double click on the kid.
You have the same story as the rotation.
You can decide how to scale it uniform and non-uniform, let's say uniform, 90 percent.
We can scale the strokes if you want to and you say copy.
So we have another one.
Now, obviously, it's happening from the center and we can go controlled all the way.
So that's a bit easier.
Remember when we did the butterfly, we needed to do some circles, this one, I'm going to delete it.
Remember when we did the butterfly?
We need to create some circles.
So we created the first circle.
And take the point that, you know, we need to get circle and make it smaller, scale it down to the
inside so the right way will be controlled if is very convenient.
I know you see as that's what's not convenient here.
And just click over here in the center and of course, shift and option.
You create another one if you want another one.
Now, again, you have to set the anchor point and make another one.
So really control second, third or fourth, not so bad.
It was quite OK.
I like it very much.
This one, you have to set the center and be precise.
The other one was not really precise, but it will give you precision.
If I want to, I can just select the big one, for example, double click on the scale tool and decide,
for example, one hundred twenty two, I'm not very sure it's going to appear.
I would say copy, I have a bigger one.
Now, you know how to use this case.
Now, there are things that are really nice that you can do to select this guy and give it this gradient
and remove the stroke totally.
So I noticed you have something quite beautiful that you can work with this, make them bigger, but
it's here and also you can come and rotate the gradient.
I think it would be minus 90.
Yes.
If you have some, you know, something coming up and so on, maybe more repeat will be nicer.
Same you can do for the circles.
You can apply gradient and remove the stroke, for example, the stroke.
And I think you have something very nice that you can really work with.
Now, where did this grading come?
I did not do it.
It came from window.
Well, the swatches just over here and notice I was experimenting with many of them.
This is one of them.
You can use another one.
Fuse, the original one, is very nice.
That is an sent to.
Yes.
This is the way, guys, the how to use the scale, it's not much to say, but there is a lot to discover
and a lot to imagine and make it more beautiful.
I can do the same over this guy, the strokes are very big, in fact, I'm going to remove all of them.
That's cool.
I'm going to give this Nebahat or not.
This is beautiful and you have the three of them.
And welcome to playing with Scale.
Actually, I'm just playing now.
In the next election, we do something much more interesting and much more powerful, by the way.
OK, guys, I hope you enjoyed the scale.
I hope you play with it and create these kind of shapes.
Literally will incorporate them in our projects.
I'll see you in the next video.