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Are there any limits on how many products I can make using a single Tibbixel SVG file?

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How do I combine multiple SVG files using Adobe Illustrator's "Place" feature?

To combine multiple SVG files using Illustrator's "Place" feature, go to File > Place, select the desired SVG file, and then use the "Link" checkbox to link the placed item. Repeat this process for each additional SVG file.

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Yes, hiding a layer temporarily removes it from view, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your design. To reveal a hidden layer, use the "Show/Hide" function or toggle the eye icon in the layer panel.