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Illustrator Eraser Tool Leaves Outline. I am very new to illustrator. Yes, the eraser tool works like a brush (with a shape) to cut through vectors. Please note that the lines to be cut are unfilled paths which may be open or closed paths. To adjust the gap settings, double click the tool and then at the top of that dialog you can adjust the gap settings and above all turn the gap detection on. Then select both shapes, and choose the minus front button in pathfinder, and it will erase the. The object you're erasing from is a closed shape with a black stroke. If you try and do this with a closed path that has a. You're erasing portions of the shape, and so. You can see on the left that the stroke of the outline left by the eraser is really the stroke from the rectangle that was partially erased. Make a shape, like a square, or any other shape, and place it above the shape you want to erase. Just a noobie looking for help. Any help would be deeply appreciated! I'm trying to use the eraser tool and while it does erase the lines it leaves its own black outline. Maybe you issue was related to a gap.

I'm trying to use the eraser tool and while it does erase the lines it leaves its own black outline. Just a noobie looking for help. Yes, the eraser tool works like a brush (with a shape) to cut through vectors. Make a shape, like a square, or any other shape, and place it above the shape you want to erase. You can see on the left that the stroke of the outline left by the eraser is really the stroke from the rectangle that was partially erased. I am very new to illustrator. If you try and do this with a closed path that has a. The object you're erasing from is a closed shape with a black stroke. Please note that the lines to be cut are unfilled paths which may be open or closed paths. Then select both shapes, and choose the minus front button in pathfinder, and it will erase the.

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Illustrator Eraser Tool Leaves Outline I am very new to illustrator. You can see on the left that the stroke of the outline left by the eraser is really the stroke from the rectangle that was partially erased. Any help would be deeply appreciated! Then select both shapes, and choose the minus front button in pathfinder, and it will erase the. If you try and do this with a closed path that has a. Maybe you issue was related to a gap. Make a shape, like a square, or any other shape, and place it above the shape you want to erase. The object you're erasing from is a closed shape with a black stroke. Yes, the eraser tool works like a brush (with a shape) to cut through vectors. You're erasing portions of the shape, and so. To adjust the gap settings, double click the tool and then at the top of that dialog you can adjust the gap settings and above all turn the gap detection on. I am very new to illustrator. I'm trying to use the eraser tool and while it does erase the lines it leaves its own black outline. Just a noobie looking for help. Please note that the lines to be cut are unfilled paths which may be open or closed paths.