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Puma7
Puma7 aka is a boy, has been a member since August 20, 2007, has scored 1,055 submissions, giving an average score of 2.38, helping 19 designs get printed.
I'm trying to fit my design onto a template and when I scale it down to the size to fit it onto the shirt, all of the lines seemingly get thicker compared to the size of the design. How do I put this into the correct format for submission without messing it up? I'm using an adobe illustrator cs4 trial.

EricDiaz
EricDiaz on Feb 09 '09 at 6:36pm
that's probably the stroke, go stroke free! or just tone down the stroke after scaling.
NomadSlim
   NomadSlim on Feb 09 '09 at 6:36pm
Double click the scale tool in the palette. It will have a check mark that says "scale strokes" you can uncheck it. It will save this setting and if you want to change you can just do the same thing and recheck it.
bsweber
   bsweber on Feb 09 '09 at 6:37pm
go to preferences---general preferences--select 'scale strokes & effects'



this will make your lines thinner when you make the illo smaller
The Emperor Of Boston
The Emperor Of Boston on Feb 09 '09 at 6:38pm
or select the whole image, go to Object, then Expand. This turns everything into what you're really seeing, so lines won't retain their stroke size
EricDiaz
EricDiaz on Feb 09 '09 at 6:38pm
^or that
producer
producer on Feb 09 '09 at 6:38pm
what they said
Chengui
   Chengui on Feb 09 '09 at 6:41pm
You can also "outline stroke" - but only do that if you will not be adjusting the thickness anymore.
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