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@varun0115 thanks I’m working on solution for this and will update in upcoming videos.

@tr0ndy350 The Eyedropper tool in Adobe Illustrator can sample colours from anywhere in an image and add them to your Swatches panel. Select the Eyedropper tool (I) . Use the Options Bar to customize tool settings, like Sample Size and Sample, to get the effect you want. Select the colour you want to sample. Use the Eyedropper tool to pick colours in a few simple steps. Select an object with the Selection tool . Click the Eyedropper tool or press I. Select the color you want to sample.

@aliciamacho I don't have instagram. you can tag my youtube channel if possible :) thanks

@MdAsrafullislam-k6I Okay :) thanks

@@DESIGNERWAQASGRAPHICS Do you want to problem solve your UA-cam channel?

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@SGodez I don't know about this might be glitch or something, I will try find solution and will update :) thanks

@lutongjograt221 make sure when you save the file, choose the correct format like png and then save the file. If tutorial is fast you can always slow down playback speed from video settings ⚙️.

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@designsbyaliraza8609 the font I used called “Brothers” Roman style.

@benimestudios1480 Sorry but I don’t have the source available, you can follow the tutorial if need :) thanks

@_ipurpleU you can send files for printing as PDF format after your design complete :) thanks

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@uatechnicaltrick to use artwork design on book shapes use mock-ups.

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@uatechnicaltrick you can search on google for book covers mock-up designs.

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@vicebeatsuk I think the issue is that Visual Studio Code is not detecting the file type correctly. The language indicator most likely says plain text in your case. Click on it and a menu should appear at the top centre of the screen. Then try the following: Enabling Auto Detect. I think this will be the first option. Selecting Configure File Association for '.html'... 2 can also be accomplished by adding "files.associations": { "*.html": "html" } to your settings. OR just add to settings.json (File -> Preferences -> Settings): { // Configure file associations to languages (e.g. "*.extension": "html"). These have //precedence over the default associations of the languages installed. "files.associations": { "*.html": "html" }, } Hope this helps.

@bgidesign5398 there is no pyramid options in illustrators however you have to create “CUSTOM BEVEL” and replace the original file of bevel from “BEVEL FILE LOCATION” For windows: Adobe illustrator [version]\Support Files\ Required\ Resources\en_US\folder For Mac: Adobe illustrator [version]\Required\Resources\en_US folder You can make copy of original bevel file and change the original bevel file name for backup file and open the original default “BEVEL” file in illustrator and edit it like once you open original bevel file then you can open “Symbols” panel from window menu in illustrator where you will see the default symbols for “BEVELS” You can then select the line segment tool (\) where rectangle tool is and click on art board and in line segment tool option window set the “Length: 1 in” and “Angle: 225 degrees and click “OK” and then add the line to the symbols by selecting the line click in the symbols bottom option to New Symbols and in symbol options you can set the Name to pyramid and click OK Now you will see the line added in symbols then go to file menu and click to “save” and close the illustrator Also replace the original bevel file to the edited file and open illustrator there you will see the pyramid option. Hope this helps

@JuanDiegoZarate-e6n The quickest way to fix this is to use a higher resolution image in your email signature, and scale the image down using the HTML height and width attributes. For example, if the resolution of your image is 360 x 360 pixels, you should use 1/3 of that resolution in the height and width attributes.

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@Inge2r Quickest way to fix this is to use a higher resolution image in your email signature, and scale the image down using the HTML height and width attributes. For example, if the resolution of your image is 360 x 360 pixels, you should use 1/3 of that resolution in the height and width attributes. Hope this helps.

@vickyazvir Go to a video. Hover over the player and click Settings . Click Speed. Select the speed at which you'd like the video to be played.

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@Rajab-g6x Create the shapes on which you want to apply the Shape Builder tool. Use the Selection tool, to select the paths you need to merge. Select the Shape Builder tool or press Shift+M. To break or extract the region from the rest of the shape, move the pointer and select the region you want to merge. You can also slow down the video by going into video settings ⚙️. Hope this helps.

@CreatifPuertoRicoLLC Add this styling to every image source that is adjacent to another image your problem should be resolved. <tr> <td> <img src=”placehold.it/300x300” alt=” “ border=”0” style=”display:block;”> </td> <td> <img src=”placehold.it/100x300” alt=” “ border=”0” style=”display:block;”> </td> </tr> Remember to place this styling inline, as webmail clients tend to strip out any styling used between the style tags in email. If, for some reason this doesn’t resolve your problem, check the properties of the tables used in your email and make sure they have a property of cellpadding=”0” and cellspacing=”0”assigned to them. Hope this helps.

@sonjemouton2291 the top shape I copied from bottom shape so the effect was already on the top shape, also you can try to slow down the video if need go into video settings ⚙️. Hope this helps.

@BunnyBrushStrokes you are right:) thanks

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@andiesarchive thanks and the coding should work with animated images, choose the correct file format for animated images when using host image.

@watichelsy1685 I can understand but I do have subtitles in the video explaining each step helps in learning. I’m trying to bring audio in tutorials in the future videos.

@AsadAli-ip7er you can re adjust the design for mock-up because mock-ups are just for display.

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@ciprianrelitchi8272 there is option to slow the video by going into setting ⚙️.

@LoganHurley-rx4in might be your shapes have outlines/stroke. You can try to create the square shape without stroke and then apply the blend effects.

@EdgarFayad I don’t think there will be any issue, because AVIF format offers much better compression than PNG or JPEG with support for higher color depths, animated frames, transparency, etc. Note that if need when use AVIF, you should include fallbacks to formats with better browser support (i.e. using the <picture> element).

@apoll0xix A full circle has 360 degrees. Progress bars generally show progress in percentage. 360 degrees/ 100 = 3.6 deg per percent. Generally, circular progress bars shows progress (movement) in clockwise direction. In such case, rotation value MUST be negative decimal number. If your progress bar has anti-clockwise movement then rotation value should be positive decimal number.

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@MontySwet you can slowdown video from video playback speed from setting ⚙️.

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@fraserlee_film will let you know if I found the solution.

Will do in future videos:) thanks

@@DESIGNERWAQASGRAPHICS That's great.. #Stay Blessed💞

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@@DESIGNERWAQASGRAPHICS thanku for replay,,

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@IMn0tREADINGurREPLIES will let you know.

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