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Subject: | Re: FLASH: illustrator to flash 5 |
From: | Chris Urban |
Date: | Wed, 20 Dec 2000 14:39:25 GMT |
dustin,
After you save your art within illustrator, but before you copy and paste
into Flash, go to Object > Path > outline Path... This will convert your
strokes into objects with fill. This is especially important if your lines
are stroked with a variable brush or some sort of pattern.
Additionally, if your objects are not going to be edited individually within
Flash (like legs on a body, for example) you may want to Pathfinder > Unite
before you copy and paste to keep the objects complexity down.
Hth,
Chris
curbantetrasc [dot] com
> - all methods result in my lines being thicker that they were in the first
> place..... and we can't seem to get them any smaller in flash....
>
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