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Applying fountain transparency

Fountain transparency makes the object fade from one transparency value to another. The fountain transparency can be linear, elliptical, conical, or rectangular.

You can choose fountain transparencies from a personal library or from the Content Exchange. For more information, see Managing fills and transparencies.

You can create your own fountain transparency by adding and removing nodes, and specifying a transparency value for each node. You can also reverse, mirror, resize, or skew a fountain transparency, or apply other transformations.

After you create or edit a fountain transparency, you can save it and share it on the Content Exchange. For more information, see Saving and sharing fills and transparencies.

To apply a fountain transparency Back to Top

To create a fountain transparency Back to Top

 

Click the Default transparency button .
Click the Set to default button  to unlock the fountain steps, and type a value in the Fountain steps box.
Move the Acceleration slider.
Click the Smooth button .
Type values in the Transparency width and Transparency height boxes.
Type values in the X and Y boxes.
Enable the Free scale and skew check box.

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You can also drag colors, which are converted to grayscale, from the color palette onto the object’s transparency nodes .

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