How can I change color of this vector in Illustrator? Each triangle is different. I want it to be in other color tones like brown, grey etc.
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- Select all
- Choose
Edit > Edit Colors > Recolor Artwork - Click the Edit tab at the top
- Click the Link colors icon in the middle of the window
- Move the color wheel indicators or....
- Set the sliders to Global Adjust and then adjust the sliders
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Scott, the first time I recolored everything worked as expected. The second time however, Illustrator is insisting on recoloring what has already been recolored - shifting the color further to an undesired hue. I want Illustrator to only recolor colors that are in my current selection. What should I do differently? Thanks. Dec 27, 2018 at 6:00
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Using the Recolor artwork is not a "live" effect. Once applied, the colors are different. There's no longer any reference to the colors you originally started with.– ScottDec 27, 2018 at 7:45
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That's what I was expecting. The problem is that the colors Illustrator wants to change are not the ones I've selected. I've got objects with only blues selected and it's trying to change the reds of some other (unselected) object. Any idea what might cause this? Dec 28, 2018 at 4:51
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I just figured it out! The blue objects were linked to an original red object. I had to click the "Break Link" button and then I was allowed to replace their blue colors. Dec 28, 2018 at 4:54