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Hi all,
I have a graphic image that is made of multiple layers. I need to be able to select an area and make it transparent. Ideally do this on a separate layer, but it needs to be able to make the area transparent through all the underlaying layers (I can’t merge/flatten this image for it as several compontents on various layers need to be modifiable later)
For now I solved this by erasing the fill on the underlaying layers, which worked out just fine, but I’d really like to learn how/if I can do this in a more efficient and non-destructive way. As always, any help very much appreciated:)
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Arnor Baldvinsson
San Antonio, Texas
I have a graphic image that is made of multiple layers. I need to be able to select an area and make it transparent. Ideally do this on a separate layer, but it needs to be able to make the area transparent through all the underlaying layers (I can’t merge/flatten this image for it as several compontents on various layers need to be modifiable later)
For now I solved this by erasing the fill on the underlaying layers, which worked out just fine, but I’d really like to learn how/if I can do this in a more efficient and non-destructive way. As always, any help very much appreciated:)
—
Arnor Baldvinsson
San Antonio, Texas
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