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The obvious answer is "use the Shape Builder" tool, but... enter image description here The problem is that I actually have a blob of ~5000 shapes that all need to be welded together as one, and drawing all the lines across all the shapes needed to connect Shape Builder is incredibly tedious. What I really want is "just automate Shape Builder and weld together every selected space that is the same fill color." Is there a way to do that?

The obvious answer is "use the Shape Builder" tool, but... enter image description here The problem is that I actually have a blob of ~5000 shapes that all need to be welded together as one, and drawing all the lines across all the shapes needed to connect Shape Builder is incredibly tedious. What I really want is "just automate Shape Builder and weld together every selected space that is the same fill color." Is there a way to do that?

The obvious answer is "use the Shape Builder" tool, but... enter image description here The problem is that I actually have a blob of ~5000 shapes that all need to be welded together as one, and drawing all the lines across all the shapes needed to connect Shape Builder is incredibly tedious. What I really want is "just automate Shape Builder and weld together every selected space that is the same fill color." Is there a way to do that?

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How to automate the "Shape Builder"Shape Builder tool in Adobe Illustrator 6CS6 for mass welding?

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How to automate the "Shape Builder" tool in Adobe Illustrator 6 for mass welding?

The obvious answer is "use the Shape Builder" tool, but... enter image description here The problem is that I actually have a blob of ~5000 shapes that all need to be welded together as one, and drawing all the lines across all the shapes needed to connect Shape Builder is incredibly tedious. What I really want is "just automate Shape Builder and weld together every selected space that is the same fill color." Is there a way to do that?