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1. Create a circle with a fill and no stroke. 2. Change the fill color and create a rectangle. Width = a little longer than the diameter of the circle, Height = 8px, or however big gap you would like to have 3. Align both shapes to the center 4. Select the rectangle, press the letter R for the rotate tool and then click “Enter”. Type 360/8 and then click “Copy”. Now press the Ctrl+D keys several times to create 8 equal shapes. 5. Select everything, then open the “Pathfinder” panel and choose “Divide”. Right click on the shape and choose “Ungroup” 6. Using the “Magic Wand” tool (Y) select one of the rectangles. Now press the “Delete” key on your keyboard. You should have 8 pie shapes with an 8px gap between them. Here is my other tutorial where I show how to divide a circle into equal parts. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wWwVYCmrU3Y.html I hope this will help. Thank you for watching!
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Hi, great tutorial, however I can't find the option 'Image trace: Tracing Presents > Silhouettes' in CS6. Can anyone help?:< I was looking through all the options..
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