Now you can select all your Rectangle Shapes and edit their corners in the Transform panel. You can put the Stroke Effect on a mask twice, just dup the effect in the Effect Control window, then change the color the second time, you get one color stroke bordered on both inside and outside with the other color. If this happens, you will have to go through the points and line them up first. Or you can dup the mask, double click on one of them (say Mask 2) to get that transform. Note that if the path is even slightly not rectangular, it will create a "Polygon Shape", which won't work. You can put the Stroke Effect on a mask twice, just dup the effect in the Effect Control window, then change the color the second time, you get one color stroke bordered on both inside and outside with the other color.
This will create a Rectangle Shape of exactly the same size. Go to the menu Object > Shape > Convert to Shape Select the rectangles you want to convert. To convert a rectangular path into a Rectangle Shape: The first option is easier, more accurate, and takes less time to set up. A second option would be to convert a rectangle to a bezier path and edit the path.
In the same line as the 'Contents' to the right you will see a menu saying 'add'. 1 Correct answer Rick Gerard Community Expert, Use two rectangles on the same shape layer and overlap them. Illustrator won't recognise it as a "Rectangle Shape" object. On the left side of the time line window open up the Shape layer. if you load a file from an SVG perhaps) will give you a path that happens to be rectangular. What if you don't see the Rectangle Properties?ĭrawing a rectangle with the Rectangle tool creates a "Rectangle Shape" object.Īny other way of creating a rectangle (e.g. Illustrator allows you to edit corners precisely in the Transform panel only when the object is a "Rectangle Shape", which therefore has "Rectangle Properties", which include corner radius. In case anyone comes across this question in 2021 and is tearing their hair out, here is an updated solution.
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