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can anyone advise with this transparancy problem please?
hi all
i have a rectangle and i want to fade out both ends
when i use the interactive transparency tool on one end its fine
when i go to use it on the other end it takes it from the first end?am i missing something
cheers
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8 Replies
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Hi
use two separate rectangles to make your one large rectangle then you can do one you want. Ideally create one, duplicate it then mirror it to have the same effect each end.Kev
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Or by using the fountain fill tool……In colour blend, use the custom setting….this will open a graduated block, shaded from black to white….If you double click above the block….. (inbetween the little black and white squares)….you can add as many extra nodes as you want to get different effects
there are also a whole load of presets just below there so you might hit lucky with one of them
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Here’s one I done earlier using the same method as Glenn described above.
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thanks glen and mike that’s a handy one
chris
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quote Glenn:Or by using the fountain fill tool……In colour blend, use the custom setting….this will open a graduated block, shaded from black to white….If you double click above the block….. (inbetween the little black and white squares)….you can add as many extra nodes as you want to get different effectsthere are also a whole load of presets just below there so you might hit lucky with one of them
they’re great those pre-sets, i’ve spent absolutely ages messing with them in the past!
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Earlier Mike? surely the customer wont want that dated banner now, but you never know
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no need for that Dave
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:wedgey: :tongue: (splat)
:lol1:
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