Can anybody help me m new with adobe illustrator . m facing problem with the stroke in illustrator. as i do in corel draw there is a option in outline BEHIND FILL. i didnt find any option of this type in Adobe Illustrator. m facing many problem due to it. when i set the stoke to a high points its covers all the fill. is there any solution for it.
Problem with Stroke in Adobe Illustrator
Can anybody help me m new with adobe illustrator . m facing problem with the stroke in illustrator. as...
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HappyGD
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 03:11 AM
This is easy to do using the Appearance window (Window>Appearance). First click on the object, then go to the Appearance window. You will see 2 layers: Stroke and Fill. Click and drag the Stroke layer below the Fill layer. And there you go, now the stroke is behind the fillCan anybody help me m new with adobe illustrator . m facing problem with the stroke in illustrator. as i do in corel draw there is a option in outline BEHIND FILL. i didnt find any option of this type in Adobe Illustrator. m facing many problem due to it. when i set the stoke to a high points its covers all the fill. is there any solution for it.
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HerbertNordal
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Posted 06 March 2013 - 09:16 PM
Is this a print or silkscreen trapping problem? The simple answer is to set the fill or stroke to Overprint in the Attributes panel, and/or adjust the stroke to be inside/outside/split on the fill in options on the Stroke panel.
Sometimes, converting all strokes to fills and then putting a trapping (overprinting) stroke on that is required.
Most RIPS have trapping built in so that this arduous manual adjustment is not required.
Hope this helps...
Sometimes, converting all strokes to fills and then putting a trapping (overprinting) stroke on that is required.
Most RIPS have trapping built in so that this arduous manual adjustment is not required.
Hope this helps...
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