Andrews Vector Plugins Volume 10 SymbolToolbox 10.1

Andrews Vector Plugins Volume 10 SymbolToolbox:
Toolbox plug-in
Manipulate resource-friendly symbols in 1000s of different ways
Sixteen plug-in effects
Powerful interactive design tool
Easy to use
Rows/columns / grid plug-in
Saw tooth plug-in
Duplication tool plug-in
Randomization plug-in
Spiral symbols plug-in
Paint brush symbols plug-in
One click plug-ins such as starburst or single click tool
Zoom plug-in
Circular / windmill plug-in and more

Symbols can be:
3D designs
Brushes
Clipping masks
Combinations
Gradients
Gradient meshes
Images and pics
Multiple paths
Paragraph of text
Paths
Patterns
Text
Text on a path

Create dramatic illustrations in seconds
The symbols can also be replaced at any point with another symbol by using the replace symbol command (also the symbols can be replaced by scripting.. creating multiple variant copies of the same Illustrator document, possibly for varying web designs in different countries or for similar web styled diagrams using different text or swf files.
The symbols can be expanded to basic paths if so required. So apply the plugin to create a frame of blocks or letters and then expand the symbols using the expand symbol command and then color the paths or apply transparency and more
Use the symbol tools to create great animation effects across layers.
The latest version includes new plugins starburst circle diagonal single shot and cross (the plugins are different from the previously released plugins in that they are single shot/instant click plugins and offer a range of features accessible via control keys.
Each tool comes with a huge selection of options. To display the options for each plugin icon, press enter or double click the plugin icon, this will display a dialog with the options for this particular plugin
Also the tool is great for exporting to other applications or saving in SWF flash format. The symbols exported are re-used so if you have a frame of repeat symbols, the symbol location information and the symbol itself is saved, so having 1000 symbols as a dynamic frame is little different from a basic 10 symbol frame (the size is greater of course but not as great as having the symbols as paths)