The method to shift the vector points of every line towards the center is as follows:
Determine the center of the image or design. This will be the point towards which the vector points will be shifted.
Calculate the distance between each vector point and the center point.
Multiply this distance by a factor less than 1. This factor will determine how much the vector points will be shifted towards the center.
Create a new vector point for each original point by subtracting the distance multiplied by the factor from the original point's coordinates.
Replace the original vector points in the design with the newly calculated points.
Review the result and adjust the factor if needed to achieve the desired amount of shifting towards the center.
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