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Hey everybody, this is Spencer from Pixel & Bracket. This is hands down the best way to duplicate objects around a circle. I'm not kidding, you're gonna want to subscribe after this to get all the tips and tricks. The one sign of oxidation when you use default, that intro was a lot to live up to, but I can do it, here we go. Let's start a new document and make it 1920 by 1080. All the rest of this, just leave as default. Create, here we go. Alright, so let's pretend that we have a circle that we want to duplicate objects around. You don't have to have the circle path if you don't want to, but a lot of people probably will. So, I'm going to grab my ellipse tool and then hold shift while I draw a circle on my artboard. Now, I'm going to switch over to the selection tool and then I'll just give this no fill and we'll have a little bit of a stroke on it, just one pixel stroke. I'm going to zoom in here for this tutorial. Alright, so this is seriously the best way, watch this whole thing. You guys are going to see so much, and make sure you pay attention to the end where we expand everything because that's how you finalize your shapes and stuff. Alright, here we go. So, what I want to do is let's say I want to create with the polygon tool. I'm just going to click on my canvas and select a polygon. 50 pixels is fine and make it three sides, we're going to create a triangle. Okay, there's our triangle. Alright, let's give that some kind of a color. You guys can see, how about a hot pink? Yeah,...