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1. Re: Brushes Question
Hello Tetracide,
You can use the "Scissors" tool and cut the section of the stroke/brush you want to be transparent. Selecting this section use "transparency" to adjusted to opacity (main Menu: Window + Transparency). I hope this helps!
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2. Re: Brushes Question
Show us a screen shot use the camera icon on the tool bar above the message input of the forum to include the screenshot with your response.
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3. Re: Brushes Question
Skullmaster, that did work, however, if you look at my screenshot I've attached, my brush stroke now is chopped up and it's rather obvious. I don't like the look. I'm hoping there is a way to just set the background as transparent.
Any other ideas?
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4. Re: Brushes Question
Hello Tetracide,
It looks like you have a black fill. In this attached sample, you can see the I have the background (in green) as a separate item. In this way if I cut the section it will look fine. Is this makes sense?
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5. Re: Brushes Question
I see what you've done. Is there simply no way to have a transparent background that would allow me to skip the whole scissor tool?
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6. Re: Brushes Question
In the transparency panel you can set it to multiply which I think is the best you can do. Or make two paths or three paths that are identical and on top of one another have a transparency set to the one that is black or a blending mode of multiply and the others as normal but I do not think you are going to get everything one brush.
