Welcome to the with tool, though, with Tool is pretty interesting, I'm going to show you in this
video how it works.
Show you also a couple of examples.
And in the next one, we are going to do some awesome artwork.
Fine, let's start the selected this board, the empty one, and press command or control zero and go
for the Bantul and draw a bath.
Oh, it's OK.
Let's try another path here, because I want to show you something else now.
The withdrawal is just over here, the way it works.
You point on the path and notice the path doesn't have to be selected.
OK, that's important because it will play some tricks on you later on.
You can click and drag.
If you drag the wrong direction, nothing will happen.
So I'm going to drag up and notice what's happening.
The stroke has been increased.
Now it's 14 points.
Now is 16 something like this.
OK, if I release, you will notice that you have three points.
One for the side, one that's twelve point another one for cyto.
That's the extremities and there is one in the middle and also two other with points have been created
which are at the extremities and have zero point.
Five point.
Yet, if you remember, our stroke was only one point, so it changed to zero point five, create the
point here, your point and another one on the extremities.
Now you can click and drag and move it around like the way you would like it, can position it and see
if this is exactly what you want.
You can also click on one side on either side, in fact, and increased or decreased or adjusted the
way you would like.
Now, of course, you can add more points, OK, just make sense and move them around, OK?
Until you reach the next point or the previous point, it stops.
So you cannot overlap.
You cannot move it over here.
It stops on the next point or the previous one.
Another way you can work is to press the option key that will be out on the PC point on one side.
And here you are, you are just moving or increasing the stroke on one side, which is pretty useful
sometimes, actually.
This is the basic this is all there is to it.
You can come over, for example, over here, adjust it the way you would like.
OK, simple.
So you can move it around.
You can adjust one side or both sides at the same time.
I will leave this to.
And go for a player.
I'm going to start with any leap's and pretty interesting.
This is my lips and the width is like it was before.
So I reduce it to one stroke, then go for the width tool.
I'm going to create a Whitbourne just over here.
But notice what's happening.
The point I've added it is eight points, OK?
And the opposite side just diagonally opposite it is zero point five.
So it's always try to find a point which in this case is the opposite side for the lips and says it's
zero point five.
Another point has been created for you, and this is the point to decrease it even faster.
Here you are.
You can do something like this if you want to mess it up.
And also you can decrease this one or even make it zero if you want to.
Quite useful when you are using the Ellipse tool.
Let's go now for the rectangle and just make a rectangle.
It doesn't matter if you're square and then go for the withdrawal and click in the middle here and take
it up.
Now, this is the at your point and two other points where it is also zero point five.
So that's the rule.
And then you can do something else here.
And it's quite good that it's working on one side at a time.
Of course, you could change that, not even by deleting the points, but using it with a profile that
we'll see a bit later.
Let's zoom out and then click over here and zoom in.
Amusing using, of course, command or control zero.
And let's select this pass.
So I will go for the selection tool and selected and zoom in control plus or comment plus on the mock.
I would go for the withdrawal and create what I like.
Here you are.
And here you are.
So if I'm happy with this, but I want it here, you know, at zero point, I can click and drag and
make it zero.
OK, it's much better if you zoom in.
Of course you are.
Click on the bottom left or right on one side and make it zero.
Let's go down here.
I think it is down here and make it zero and this one also zero.
Now, I did some work here to get them to be zero.
All of them.
But there is a better way, the better way is like this, less the now select these two and come to
the with the profile here you notice if I select one, there is a profile.
If I select both, of course they have different profiles or nothing is here.
I'm going to go back to uniform, OK.
And adjust the stroke to be just one.
Now, selecting one path, I will go for the withdrawal and I have a profile here, so it is uniform
so I can open the profile and choose one of the preset profiles.
The most interesting is this one over here, OK?
Now, notice it has made it zero point here, zero point here.
And it's clear there are other point here, which is zero point five.
Of course, now we can increase the stroke the way you would like and you still have the same kind of
profile.
You can do the same for here over a bit.
Doesn't matter.
Then come back and select this profile.
Now notice I'm clicking and nothing is happening.
I click the other one.
Notice I changed the one that is selected using the Black Arrow as I do, and then to select the path
you want to work on you press command.
You already know that.
Maybe I click on the path and now notice the profile.
I'm going to change it to this profile and increase the stroke the way I'd like political.
And guys know something more interesting here.
Over here, I will use the selection tool to select it.
I have a single path from beginning to end.
Now, if I go further with stool and I can play with the path, but not as what happens, it stopped
over here.
It did not change the path over here.
Seeking consolation this hard corner, you can come over and create another one.
And of course, the extremities are zero point five six here and the same over here.
Now, I did this adding some points.
I can add more points if I want to look something like this.
And coming over here, we started using faster just here.
Of course, I have to adjust this one if I wanted, you know, quite pointed so I can select one point,
click on it and make it easier.
But now the shape is selected.
I'm going to go for this profile.
Not just what happens when you go for a profile is going to take the whole path, is not going to break
it and taking consideration the hard angles, just going to put it from the beginning to the end.
Here you are.
The profile has changed.
Now, let's say you have a profile in mind that you want to work with.
So I'm going to take the pencil tool or anything, actually, with the pencil tool.
If you put a shift, you can create straight lines, four to five degrees or vertical lines.
OK, if you press the option key now, it would be more interesting where you can create straight lines
at any angle you like.
So I'm going to do I'm going to create a straight path now, I will go for the withdrawal and then create
something just like this.
OK.
Pretty amazing for the exercise that is now I have here an original profile, I would like to use this
profile, you know, on other shapes or rectangle, whatever I like.
I could save it to come to its profile here, you will notice you have add two profiles and then save
the scholar profile one for Lucas.
I will delete Rita and press.
OK, that's it.
So now I have this profile saved to come over here.
Selection to select the the shape or the path here.
Go back to my profile, which is just over here and here you are.
My profile has been applied if you don't believe me.
Let's take a similar shape.
I'm going to go for a segment.
And use the Whitstable I have now, it is profile, go to my little profile here and here you are increasing
the stroke size and I created a new profile if you want to.
Some people say this is advanced stuff.
I don't think so.
You know, coming over and saving a profile is not advanced.
This is the way to work with the withdrawal in conjunction with the pencil tool or the curvature of
the pen tool, whatever you like, a little long as you have a path, which is everything you can work
with.
The which now to create this one is becoming very easy.
I invite you to play with this and have a lot of fun.
You can create a a tour with the pen tool with whatever you like and use the withdrawal to create this
awesome design.
I will see you in the next video.