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Fill the original highlight shape with the body color C. Using the Direct Selection tool, select the anchor points that make up the curve and move that portion of the curve to the Select the highlight shape you just created and press Cmd (Ctrl)-C to copy the shape and thenĬmd (Ctrl)-F to paste the copy in front of the original shape A. If it takes 256 steps to create a smooth blend over a distance ofġ1 inches, for example, it shouldn’t take the same number of steps to blend over a distance of a half inch. The maximum number of steps for any blend is 256 steps.The physical distance the blend needs to span.The final output device (imagesetter, laser printer, Web page, etc.).When deciding the number of steps to create a smooth blend, consider the following: Requires you to know the number of steps that will achieve a smooth blend. Selecting Specified Steps enables you to choose the number of steps in your blend but Key, or just double-click the Blend tool in the Tools palette. The Blending tool (press W) and select one anchor point on either object of the blend while holding down the Option (Alt) When creating a blend, keep in mind that two settings affect how “smooth” your blend is.
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