Adobe Illustrator - After I use an Effect or Filter it keeps drawing with that Effect/filter

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After I use an Effect or Filter it keeps drawing with that Effect/filter

Bruce

2004-10-02, 12:14 pm

Hello:

I draw a shape and then apply an effect or a Filter.

Then I'm finished making that shape.

So I go onto making my next shape BUT.. it applies the same effect or
filter to my 2nd shape I'm drawing, that I just applied to the previous
(1st) shape I already made.

I have to go into APPEARANCE menu, and throw away the Effects/Filter
that I used on previous shapes, before I can go to my next shape, and
start drawing that. Other wise it will apply the effects/filters to the
2nd shape, that I already used on the 1st shape.

How can I make it so that Illustrator won't apply the effect/Filter to
everything I draw after using it once?

Is there a setting (like in preferences or something) where I can do
something so that it applies effects/filters only to what I want it on,
and not everyhting after that?

I don't remember it doing that in Illustrator, 8.0, and 9.0 why is it
doing it in Illustrator CS? Am I having a "glitch" or a "bug" or is
Illustrator supposed to do that now. It seems stupid to me.

Bruce

Poul Solbjerg

2004-10-02, 7:14 pm

In the apperance palette, click - New objects has basic apperance

Poul Solbjerg

Bruce wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I draw a shape and then apply an effect or a Filter.
>
> Then I'm finished making that shape.
>
> So I go onto making my next shape BUT.. it applies the same effect or
> filter to my 2nd shape I'm drawing, that I just applied to the previous
> (1st) shape I already made.
>
> I have to go into APPEARANCE menu, and throw away the Effects/Filter
> that I used on previous shapes, before I can go to my next shape, and
> start drawing that. Other wise it will apply the effects/filters to the
> 2nd shape, that I already used on the 1st shape.
>
> How can I make it so that Illustrator won't apply the effect/Filter to
> everything I draw after using it once?
>
> Is there a setting (like in preferences or something) where I can do
> something so that it applies effects/filters only to what I want it on,
> and not everyhting after that?
>
> I don't remember it doing that in Illustrator, 8.0, and 9.0 why is it
> doing it in Illustrator CS? Am I having a "glitch" or a "bug" or is
> Illustrator supposed to do that now. It seems stupid to me.
>
> Bruce
>