Illustrator: Rotate list round each center
There is ideas, how to rotate a lot of objects around their each center?
adobe-illustrator rotate
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
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There is ideas, how to rotate a lot of objects around their each center?
adobe-illustrator rotate
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
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Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23
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There is ideas, how to rotate a lot of objects around their each center?
adobe-illustrator rotate
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
There is ideas, how to rotate a lot of objects around their each center?
adobe-illustrator rotate
adobe-illustrator rotate
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
asked Jan 7 at 15:51
AndrewRIGHTAndrewRIGHT
184
184
1
Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23
add a comment |
1
Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23
1
1
Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23
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This is actually quite easy:
- Select all the objects you want to rotate.
- Right click, and select Transform > Transform each....
- Enter the wanted Angle and click OK.
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
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Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
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- Select one object and convert it to a Symbol
- Repeat with all the objects
- Select one of the repeated symbols and the original symbol thumbnail at the Symbol Panel
From the Symbol Panel options menu choose Replace Symbol
Do the same with the others
If everything is right, when choosing Select Unused from the Symbol Panel options menu the only one unselected will be the original symbol
Edit the original symbol clicking twice and rotate it
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
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You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
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This is actually quite easy:
- Select all the objects you want to rotate.
- Right click, and select Transform > Transform each....
- Enter the wanted Angle and click OK.
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
add a comment |
This is actually quite easy:
- Select all the objects you want to rotate.
- Right click, and select Transform > Transform each....
- Enter the wanted Angle and click OK.
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
add a comment |
This is actually quite easy:
- Select all the objects you want to rotate.
- Right click, and select Transform > Transform each....
- Enter the wanted Angle and click OK.
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
This is actually quite easy:
- Select all the objects you want to rotate.
- Right click, and select Transform > Transform each....
- Enter the wanted Angle and click OK.
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
3,0241414
answered Jan 7 at 16:55
WolffWolff
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3,0241414
Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
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Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
Yes! This is solution for my questions. Thank you.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:38
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- Select one object and convert it to a Symbol
- Repeat with all the objects
- Select one of the repeated symbols and the original symbol thumbnail at the Symbol Panel
From the Symbol Panel options menu choose Replace Symbol
Do the same with the others
If everything is right, when choosing Select Unused from the Symbol Panel options menu the only one unselected will be the original symbol
Edit the original symbol clicking twice and rotate it
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
1
You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
add a comment |
- Select one object and convert it to a Symbol
- Repeat with all the objects
- Select one of the repeated symbols and the original symbol thumbnail at the Symbol Panel
From the Symbol Panel options menu choose Replace Symbol
Do the same with the others
If everything is right, when choosing Select Unused from the Symbol Panel options menu the only one unselected will be the original symbol
Edit the original symbol clicking twice and rotate it
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
1
You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
add a comment |
- Select one object and convert it to a Symbol
- Repeat with all the objects
- Select one of the repeated symbols and the original symbol thumbnail at the Symbol Panel
From the Symbol Panel options menu choose Replace Symbol
Do the same with the others
If everything is right, when choosing Select Unused from the Symbol Panel options menu the only one unselected will be the original symbol
Edit the original symbol clicking twice and rotate it
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
- Select one object and convert it to a Symbol
- Repeat with all the objects
- Select one of the repeated symbols and the original symbol thumbnail at the Symbol Panel
From the Symbol Panel options menu choose Replace Symbol
Do the same with the others
If everything is right, when choosing Select Unused from the Symbol Panel options menu the only one unselected will be the original symbol
Edit the original symbol clicking twice and rotate it
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
20.9k13173
answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
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answered Jan 7 at 16:39
DanielilloDanielillo
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You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
add a comment |
1
You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
1
1
You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
You can select multiple ones
– joojaa
Jan 7 at 20:23
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
This is not my collision but, it can be like one of the solution. I have about 400 copies of this logo.
– AndrewRIGHT
Jan 9 at 14:40
add a comment |
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Which objects are you asking about here?
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Transform every item in group without affecting the group
– Luciano
Jan 7 at 17:23