CorelDRAW Help | Applying texture transparency

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Applying texture transparency

You can use textures to create transparency effects. You can use existing textures, such as water, minerals, and clouds, or you can edit a texture to create your own texture transparency.

A texture transparency is applied to the object filled with light green.

When you edit a texture, you can modify its parameters, such as softness, density, brightness, and colors. Parameters vary for each texture. You can also apply other transformations, such as mirror, resize, or offset the texture tiles. After you have edited a texture, you can save it for future use.

To apply a texture transparency

1 .

Select an object.

2 .

Click Object

Object properties.

3 .

In the Transparency area of the Object properties docker, click the flyout arrow on the Two-color pattern transparency button

, and click the Texture transparency button

to display texture transparency options.

4 .

Choose a collection of textures from the Texture library list.

5 .

Choose a texture from the Transparency picker.

To apply the transparency only to the fill or the outline of the object, click the Fill button or the Outline button .

To modify the texture, click the Edit transparency button , and specify the settings you want.

You can also click the Transparency tool in the toolbox and use the controls on the property bar.

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