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hi in this video I'm going to show you
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on how you can add border to a shape in
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conab so shape is one element that is
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available and coma and it is basically a
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factor object so you can get shape by
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going to elements and then you can f it
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shapes and uh all of these options are
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basically shapes and here's how you can
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add border to a shape in cona so what
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you need to do is you have to select on
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a shape that you want to add the border
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for example I'm going to select this
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star shape you can also select multiple
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shapes if you want to you can press and
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hold the shape key on the keyboard and
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then click on each shape that you want
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to select or you can also use the click
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and drag method by clicking on an empty
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area and then drag it uh to create this
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square and then you can basically cover
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all the shape that you want to uh change
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or you want to modify and after that you
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can click on Border style and then here
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uh if you want to add border you have to
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in increase the Border weight to between
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1 to 100 but of course you don't want to
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set to 100 because it's going to make
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the shape inside of the border to be too
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small so maybe you want to set a
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moderate level maybe 20 I think that's
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good enough and of course you have the
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option to change the style there is an
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option for a solid line there is a
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dashes there is dot as well and yeah you
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can choose whichever uh style that you
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want to apply I'm going to go with a
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simple solid line and of course you also
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have the option to change this color the
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Border color so you can change it to
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gradient color you can also use the
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solid color if you want to and basically
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that's how you can do it but uh one
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thing that you probably didn't notice is
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that there's another shape right here
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this is actually shape but it happens to
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have a color that is similar or the same
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as the background so if I want to reveal
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it I can add a border to it and now you
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can see the object so I think this
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border effect can be useful if you want
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to create a Hollow object like this
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where the background and the content
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inside of the shape is the same so
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that's exactly how you can add a border
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