i was wondering if corel in the next version of draw will fix the transparency tool to accommodate more the one action with out having to bitmap between changes.. as always thanks again
Something along these lines for potential feature: mesh transparencies... (maybe it was discussed)
For now, when you need variable and complex transparencies, using PP would also be a consideration.
Matt:i was wondering if corel in the next version of draw will fix the transparency tool to accommodate more the one action with out having to bitmap between changes.. as always thanks again
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I'm not sure about this, since the transparency turn slow the display, if you add more transparencies teh system will be more slow. If you apply two or more to the same without convert to bitmap, the speed will decrease... first to do this, Corel must improve the speed of the transparencies
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cool thanks
yes that would not be good having more lag thank you guys for the response
Jeff Harrison: Something along these lines for potential feature: mesh transparencies... (maybe it was discussed)
That will be a great idea.. I haven't come across any post about this.
The ability to use the Transparent colour well instead of everything being white or the original colour of the shape will definitely take CorelDRAW Mesh Fill to the next level.
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Adrian Juman:The ability to use the Transparent colour well instead of everything being white or the original colour of the shape will definitely take CorelDRAW Mesh Fill to the next level.
I have no doubts about this
btw, already is possible to add transparency to more than one edge, by changing the tool's settings
Ariel: btw, already is possible to add transparency to more than one edge, by changing the tool's settings
Ariel, what do you mean by that?
As for now, you can add more than one transparecy along any object by dragging white or black from the color palette and drop it on the line, like in this example.
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FinnV: Ariel: btw, already is possible to add transparency to more than one edge, by changing the tool's settings Ariel, what do you mean by that? As for now, you can add more than one transparecy along any object by dragging white or black from the color palette and drop it on the line, like in this example.
I talk about to invert colors to create a diffetent effect and transparencies
That will be a great idea.. I haven't come across any post about this.The ability to use the Transparent colour well instead of everything being white or the original colour of the shape will definitely take CorelDRAW Mesh Fill to the next level
would rather a blend follow a path similar to what is drawn. Same with transparency
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fluid:would rather a blend follow a path similar to what is drawn. Same with transparency
H R,
here is very odd tip not many know about:
Jeff Harrison: here is very odd tip not many know about: make a 2 shapes. select blend tool press alt and draw curvy line between shapes
Thanks Jeff =)
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thank all see other stuff is cool thanks again
Jeff Harrison:The downside: meshes are still very challenging to work with for majority of users. I'd like to see more control over meshes such as abillity for user to draw their own mesh lines manually.
I agree, Mesh tool is still the most scary yet most creative tool of corel draw, I proposed the similar suggestion in a thread a few months ago.
Here it is
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