What happens if I want to adjust just the opacity of the fill? Or just the stroke independent of the other? Well, if I go in and set my stroke opacity here and I set this down right there, this will allow me to go ahead and see the stroke opacity over my object. Everything that I have selected, the opacity gets adjusted. I can set the opacity of my object overall by going down to the bottom of my appearance panel here and adjusting the opacity. I'm gonna go in and I want to set the opacity. The appearance panel does is it gives us a lot more finite control over a whole bunch of things. Add arrow, and go through and select the color and do that. I can align my stroke and everything else, we've seen this before. So, yes, with the appearance panel up here, I can go and I have access to all my stroke. It's way beyond that, way, way, way beyond that. Now, with the appearance panel, what we want to do is we want to be able to go through and show you what the appearance panel actually does, beyond just, okay, I can add a fill and I can add a stroke. In our properties panel, we have the appearance, the fill, the stroke, the opacity and then our special effects right here, as well as going in and using our little dot, dot, dot here, which will call up our full appearance panel right here. Now, we've been using the appearance panel section in the properties panel numerous times to add strokes and fills and patterns to our shapes.
Next thing on the agenda: the appearance panel, and what you can do with the appearance panel.
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