Select the eye and eyeball with the Black Arrow and hold down the Alt/Opt key and drag a copy to the right.ġ4. Change the stroke of the Eye to none and chnage the fill of the eyeball to Black and the stroke to none.ġ3. Select the eye and eyeball with the Black Arrow and move it to the inside of the ghost shape – you can use the arrow keys to move along the document’s grid. Select both circles and open the Align Panel (WINDOW menu > ALIGN) and select the Horizontal Align Right as well as Vertical Align Center.ġ2. Make another circle with the dimensions 9pts for both horizontal and vertical.ġ1. To make the eyes, take the Ellipse tool and click on the screen and type in the dimensions 18pts for both horizontal and vertical. Select the overall shape and change the fill color to #f9a300 and the stroke to none.ġ0. With the Shape Builder tool still active, hold the Alt/Opt key down and click on the triangles to subtract them from the overall shape.ĩ. Select all of the shapes (circle, rectangle and three triangles) then select the Shape Builder tool – if you can’t find it the keyboard shortcut is SHIFT + M.ĭrag the Shape Builder tool through the top of the circle, the bottom of the circle and the shapes on the right and left above the triangles (don’t touch the triangles.) The Shape Builder will highlight the areas it will “add” together when you release the mouse button they will be joined.Ĩ. Select all three Triangles with the Black Arrow and move them so their bottoms touch the bottom of the rectangle.ħ. Select the triangle with Black Arrow and hold down the Alt/Opt key and drag a copy to the right, do it a second time for a total of 3 triangles.Ħ. Zoom in to below the shapes and draw a triangle with the pen tool, the triangle should be two small grid squares wide by one small grid squares high – make sure to close the path by clicking back on the first point.ĥ. Align the vertical center of the circle to the top of the rectangle.Ĥ. Select the Ellipse Tool (hold down the mouse or trackpad button on the Rectangle tool to reveal it) and click on the screen and type in the dimensions 54pts for both horizontal and vertical. Select the Rectangle Tool and click on the screen and type in the dimensions 54pt for the width and 36 pt for the height.ģ.
Turn on the Grid (VIEW menu > SHOW GRID) and Snap to Grid (VIEW menu > SNAP TO GRID) Type D on the keyboard to change to your default colors of white for the fill and black for the stroke.Ģ. We’ll be using to Shape Builder to create the ghosts as well as Pac Man.ġ. Think of it as an interactive version of the Pathfinder’s Unite and Minus Front features. I always thought it might be pretty entertaining if someone created a video game from the ghost’s perspective.īut I digress, in this tutorial, you will be introduced to the Shape Builder – a newish tool that makes building complex shapes from simpler ones very straightforward.
Blinky followed Pac Man wherever he went, Inky was Blinky’s follower, Pinky tried to think ahead of where Pac Man would be and Clyde wasn’t very bright. Note: Photos should be 400 dpi or higher and at least 10 inches wide.Apparently, the ghosts in the game Pac Man had distinct personalities that were put to use within the game’s logic. If you have an image or images you would like to share, email Dr. Retina specialist, Charlotte Eye Ear Nose and Throat Associates, Charlotte, North disclosure: None Senior Consultant, Retina and Vitreous Services, the Retina Foundation, Ahmedabad, disclosure: None Section Editor Manish Nagpal, MS, DO, FRCS (Edin) If the maggot is found in the vitreous cavity, it can lead to significant inflammation and should be removed in toto during vitrectomy. If the maggot is dead, treatment involves observation if it is alive, treatment involves laser photocoagulation once it has migrated away from the macular region. Occasionally, maggots burrow through the conjunctiva and eye wall and enter the subretinal space or vitreous cavity. Ophthalmomyiasis interna posterior is an extremely rare condition in which a maggot is found in the posterior segment. Fundus photography showed that the maggot had been successfully ablated and had become skeletonized, and that the tracks had become repigmented. OCT imaging revealed minimal changes in the ellipsoid zone under the fovea. At 8 months, his BCVA had returned to 20/20 in each eye, but he still experienced mild residual visual distortion. The patient had a benign postoperative course. The entire larva was covered, and the maggot was killed (Figure 4). Once the maggot moved away from the foveal area, laser photocoagulation with an argon yellow laser was performed. Multimodal imaging, including OCT, fundus photography, fluorescein angiography (Figure 3), and fundus autofluorescence were performed. During examination, the maggot was observed to be alive and actively migrating.
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