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After you divide the objects, you can ungroup them and separate them ( Figure 41b). With the two objects selected, click the Divide tool in the Pathfinder panel. Make sure the 'cutting' object is on top. To divide two objects, place one on top of the other. You can use it to cut one object out of another, as you would use a cookie cutter to cut dough. The Divide pathfinder is perhaps the most widely used and most useful. The tools in the second row of the Pathfinder panel are used to combine and cut intersecting paths. Expanding a compound shape frees each of the newly generated paths for individual editing.

To generate discrete editable paths instead of a compound path, click the Expand button in the Pathfinder panel. You can break a compound shape into pieces by choosing Release Compound Shape from the Pathfinder panel menu.

Compound shapes allow 'holes' in the middle of shapes-like a donut with the middle cut out. Shape Modes Pathfinders Produce Compound ShapesĪfter you apply a Shape Modes tool, the resulting path is a compound shape.

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