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Photoshop type dropshadow in Illustrator?
Hey,
Ok got Illustrator CS at work and was wondering how I could create the following effect in it? http://www.yduk.net/imgtest.gif That was created in Photoshop using the following Drop Shadow options: Blend Mode: Normal Distance: 0 Spread:100 Size: 10 Now, in Illustrator you just get blur - it doesn't quite work the same, I have no idea why they don't just use the tools found in photoshop to allow you to change all of this? Reason I'm asking is because I want to import these words into flash and I want to be able to scale them without losing quality. Flash has the most basic tools I have ever seen for graphics so I can't see it being able to be done in there. Anyone know how to replicate this in Illustrator so I can use it as a vector in flash? Cheers, Chris |
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Guess this tutorial can help you out a bit!! Atleast i hope so :-)
http://www.thinkdan.com/tutorials/illustrator/dropshadow/
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