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Questions about the set of geographical primitives (ellipse, line, rectangle, polygon, Bézier curve) represented as vector mediums. Custom shapes can be produced by combining any of the aforementioned primitives.
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Gradient style for each shape in one layer
While in isolation mode, open the layers palette, highlight all of the layer shapes below 'Compound Shape' and drag them upward out of the 'Compound Shape' layer so they are on their own, this will apply …
