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dan_champion posted on Thu, Jul 2 2009 8:07
Help me please! how can i draw in Corel Draw x4 an object, with increasing transparency form center to edges, with interactive transparency tool i can make an object with increasing transaprecy from edges to center, but how can i inverse it??

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Answered (Verified) Adrian Juman replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 8:20
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Easy, There are two ways to achieve this:

  • With Object selected  Click The Interactive Transparency Tool and select the Transparency Type (Radial, Uniform, Conical, Etc). You will see that the Black Square represents the transparent part of the object and White the solid parts. Drag and drop from you Colour Palette the opposite unto those boxes!
  • Use the Edit Transparency Option and make your changes there (See Attached)

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Answered (Verified) stusee replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 21:51
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You can, also, adjuste Tranceparency by dragging a color swatch between black and white to 'Interactive Tranceparency guide path'.

With this, black color means 100% tranceparency while white color is 0%tranceparency and so on..

take a look at the attached GIF.

thank you

 


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Answered (Verified) Adrian Juman replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 8:20
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Easy, There are two ways to achieve this:

  • With Object selected  Click The Interactive Transparency Tool and select the Transparency Type (Radial, Uniform, Conical, Etc). You will see that the Black Square represents the transparent part of the object and White the solid parts. Drag and drop from you Colour Palette the opposite unto those boxes!
  • Use the Edit Transparency Option and make your changes there (See Attached)

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dan_champion replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 9:00
Thanks a lot!
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Adrian Juman replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 9:31

You're welcome, Enjoy CorelDRAW :)

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Answered (Verified) stusee replied on Thu, Jul 2 2009 21:51
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You can, also, adjuste Tranceparency by dragging a color swatch between black and white to 'Interactive Tranceparency guide path'.

With this, black color means 100% tranceparency while white color is 0%tranceparency and so on..

take a look at the attached GIF.

thank you

 


Lee

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Edward Thurston replied on Tue, Jul 21 2009 0:09
Son'of a biscuit box ! Never tried that. Learning something new every day.
 
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You can, also, adjuste Tranceparency by dragging a color swatch between black and white to 'Interactive Tranceparency guide path'.

With this, black color means 100% tranceparency while white color is 0%tranceparency and so on..

take a look at the attached GIF.

thank you

 


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Jack Ross replied on Tue, Jul 21 2009 3:25

And you are not limited to using black and white. You can use shades of gray it you wish to get some different effects.

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