Nettoyez les segments dessinés au trait dans Adobe Illustrator. Joignez des tracés, effacez les parties superflues des tracés qui se croisent et reliez deux tracés ouverts.
Notre exemple d’illustration contient des segments qui ont été créés à l’aide de l’outil Crayon et de nombreux tracés à relier. Pour obtenir un résultat impeccable, il faut joindre les tracés au niveau de leur point d’intersection et relier les extrémités des tracés ouverts.
2 Sélectionner l’outil Jonction
Vous allez d’abord ajouter l’outil Jonction à votre barre d’outils de base. Cliquez sur l’icône de modification de la barre d’outils (trois points) en bas de la barre d’outils de base. Le tiroir Tous les outils contenant tous les outils disponibles dans Illustrator s’affiche.
Pour ajouter l’outil Jonction, faites-le glisser sur la barre d’outils ou sur un groupe d’outils pour l’imbriquer. Ici, faites-la glisser en bas de la barre d’outils.
Conseil : pour supprimer un outil, faites-le glisser hors de la barre d’outils et déposez-le n’importe où dans le tiroir Tous les outils. Vous pouvez également choisir Réinitialiser dans le menu d’options du tiroir.
3 Joindre des tracés d’intersection
Dans le fichier d’exemple, deux tracés s’entrecroisent dans des zones de l’illustration. Localisez la zone montrée, puis passez sur les parties excédentaires des tracés. Dès que vous relâchez la souris, les deux segments sont reliés à leur intersection pour former un tracé unique, et les parties superflues sont éliminées.
4 Combler un espace entre deux tracés ouverts
Localisez la zone de l’illustration qui contient deux tracés ouverts. Agrandissez la vue à l’aide de l’outil Zoom avant de joindre les segments. Sélectionnez l’outil Jonction et dessinez une ligne entre les extrémités des deux tracés.
5 Exercice
Vous avez peut-être remarqué que l’illustration contient d’autres tracés à relier ou effacer. Entraînez-vous à utiliser l’outil Jonction pour obtenir un résultat impeccable.
Super ! Vous pouvez à présent dessiner et modifier vos esquisses sans efforts.
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