VECTOR HELP

[tabloid]

Ok I have my vector all finished but I want to move the whole piece to the right of my canvas without moving each frigging shade at a time. is there a way to group all this without flattening the image???

this is probably the noobest question ive ever asked, but its for my worm piece and i need to know lol

[Maverick]

Originally posted by tabloid@Jul 1 2005, 11:37 PM
Ok I have my vector all finished but I want to move the whole piece to the right of my canvas without moving each frigging shade at a time. is there a way to group all this without flattening the image???

this is probably the noobest question ive ever asked, but its for my worm piece and i need to know lol

[snapback]72379[/snapback]

Save the final image, Open it in paint, draw a moving box thing around it, and scoot it over. :lol: Works for me.

[robgasm]

or..


next to where the eye is to show the layer is visible, there is a blank box

>click on the base layer of your vector
>then click in that empty box for all other layers you want to move with it
>a chain will appear in that box, and for the base, a feather or paintbrush (cant remember which)
>move
>unchain them all

[iceryu]

yeah use the chain thingy. it'll bring all your layers. nice one db

[tabloid]

ok thanks db, worked out really well actually.

thanks for the tips guys.

[unit_number_43]

I assume, after seeing the solution, that you're doing this in photoshop. If you're working in Illustrator you can simply select all the elements and hit CTRL+G to group them as one unit. And CTRL+SHIFT+G to ungroup them.

Just for future posts you should specify what program you're working with.