692 Blending opposing rows of colorful molecules

- [Instructor] In this movie, we're going to take…our regular rows of hexagonal molecules,…and we're going to group, transform, and duplicate them…in order to create this final effect here.…And notice we have so many wild interactions…of color that it becomes less of a predictable…outcome and more of a happy accident.…Alright, so, notice here in the layers panel…that we have a little bit of a mess going,…and that's because each group is expanded…to show its layer effect.…If you want to collapse any given effect,…then just click on this up-pointing arrowhead…to the right of the fx icon.…

If you want to collapse all of them,…then you press the alt key or the option key…on the Mac and click.…Alright, now I want to align all of these rows…to the four walls of the canvas.…And so, I'll click on row eight and shift click…on row one so that they're all selected,…and then I'll press Control + Minus,…or Command + Minus on a Mac, to zoom out.…And if you get this effect where you're seeing…all the path outlines then you can just click…