Corel photo paint x4 iso#
Select an object or object group that has a clip mask.CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4 with SP2 14.0.0.701 Retail - ISO | 460.98 Mb To combine a clip mask with an object or object group You can also create a clip mask that reveals the entire object or object group from the Object manager docker by clicking the Create clip mask button. In the image window, define an editable area.įrom mask - hides the area surrounding the editable areaįrom inverted mask - hides the editable area while revealing only the area that surrounds it Select an object or object group that has a transparency.Ĭlick Object Clip mask Create From object transparency. To create a clip mask from an object transparency When you apply a clip mask to an object group, you can modify the view of individual objects in the clipped mask area by selecting them in the Object manager docker and moving them around. The active clip mask has a red border around its thumbnail in the Object manager docker. You can change only the active clip mask. Choose a darker color, such as black, to apply more transparency. To hide all - creates a clip mask that makes the object or object group appear fully transparentĬhoose a lighter color, such as light grey, to apply less transparency. To show all - creates a clip mask that reveals the entire object or object group To modify the transparency of an object or object group by using a clip maskĬlick Object Clip mask Create, and click one of the following: You can also apply a clip mask to an object group. You can also disable a clip mask to reveal the object, while preserving the clip mask, or delete a clip mask. If you are satisfied with the clip mask results, you can apply the change to the object permanently by combining the clip mask with the object. For more information about editable areas, see Working with masks. In addition, you can conditionally remove an unwanted part of an object by defining an editable area to create a clip mask. With the clip mask selected, the Paint tool was used to reveal the color in the butterfly’s wings (right). The grayscale object (left) was stacked over the colored object (center), and a clip mask was created from the grayscale object (left). You can also convert an object transparency into a clip mask, so you can modify or remove the transparency effect. Conversely, you can create a clip mask that hides the object, so you can apply transparency to gradually reveal only parts of the object.
For example, if you want to reveal the image background through the object. You can create a clip mask that shows the object, so you can apply transparency to specific areas of the object. To combine a clip mask with an object or object groupĪ c lip mask is a layer that floats above an object, which allows you to make changes to the object transparency without permanently modifying the object. To remove editable areas by using a clip mask To modify the transparency of an object or object group by using a clip mask
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