First of all, I want to explain to you what a transformation in Adobe Illustrator select an object,
for example, here select selecting two groups who come to the lair.
You'll find that we selected two groups.
If you come to the object here, you have transformed the first one.
You can move, rotate, reflect, scale and share these five.
Here are transformations that you can replicate in this example particularly.
We're going to talk about the move I'm not going to use from here.
Now, what I will do is I will duplicate and move these two groups forward to a press option to duplicate
move a bit, but a shift to keep it aligned.
So I'm going to imagine this is the first step that the lion has taken.
Now, I created a transformation by just moving these two groups forward.
I can replicate this transformation to the objects that are selected.
So in this case, not this one selected is the new object.
I can go to object over here and see transform and say, please transform this again.
So it's going to be applied to move transformation that I have done.
And the shortcut is control or Kamandi.
Now, if I go again, object, transform, not this was selected and transform again.
Now the object selected is going to be transformed again to the move.
I'm going to press control again and again and again and again.
And now I have very nice footsteps.
Quite a line.
Now, not this.
These are just object or groups now that are being replicated.
They are very independent and you can start playing with them if you want to move them, for example.
In short, let me read all this, I showed you the shortcut, I select the two groups here, I can group
them if I like, and then create a transformation by pressing option key, move them up the bit the
shift.
And this is the transformation of notice.
We are moving it and then go ahead control the all the way.
You have some very nice footsteps, so this is the concept of transformation.
We have done a simple linear one.
In the next lecture, we see more complicated, a more awesome transformation they can do that will
create something awesome.
I see your next video.