I'm drawing a face. Did I do it right? I made a vector file for the face, another vector file for the eyes, and one for the nose, etc. And I made them all inside a big group file that holds them all.
But, when I wanna move the whole face, you know with eyes and everything at once, I can't; I can only move the nose at one time and then move the eyes and then the head. How in the world do I move all of these as one object? I thought that's what putting them in a group file would do... Can someone help me group the eyes, head, nose, and everything as one so I can move it all together?
Can someone help me?
Help me draw a face!
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Yeah you did it right.
That is how I do most of my faces... except for the nose... I keep the nose with the face... keep the mouth, eyes, eybrows, hair.. on a separate layer.
In the future when you add a body... and a skeleton possibly, you could assign that head group layer to a head bone... and it will rotate that group layer just like the bone.
-vern
That is how I do most of my faces... except for the nose... I keep the nose with the face... keep the mouth, eyes, eybrows, hair.. on a separate layer.
In the future when you add a body... and a skeleton possibly, you could assign that head group layer to a head bone... and it will rotate that group layer just like the bone.
-vern
Great, this worked perfectly, Postality! Thank you!Postality wrote:if they're set in a group layer use the traslate layer tool.
Okay, I'll keep that in mind! Thanks for the advice, vern!heyvern wrote: In the future when you add a body... and a skeleton possibly, you could assign that head group layer to a head bone... and it will rotate that group layer just like the bone.
Thank you both for your helpful replies.