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  Understanding Transparency Masks In Canvas™ 6 - Part Two

6. Next click Image > Filter > Other > Fill. In the dialog, choose black, 100%, normal mode and click "OK" when done.

cnvmask11.gif cnvmask15m.gif

7. The results are shown below. The channel mask is over the vector object on the left and the vector mask is over the paint object on the right:

cnvmask12.gifcnvmask08b.jpg

8. Next, select one object at a time and click Object > Transparency > Detach Mask. Below are the masks themselves. The channel mask is on the left and the vector mask is on the right. You can drag them off the images and place them anywhere in the Layout area.

cnvmask12a.gif cnvmask08a.gif

9. Next select the vector object (below left) and the vector mask and click Object > Transparency > Attach Mask to attach the vector mask. Then select the paint object and the bitmap mask and click Object > Transparency > Attach Mask to attach the channel mask. Shown below are the results:

cnvmask17a.gifcnvmask17b.jpg

Notes:
1. To be able to attach the bitmap mask to the vector object, the vector object and the bitmap mask must be the same size.
2. The mask object must be on top of the object to be masked in the stacking order.


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