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Posted on 26/06/07 9:25:30 PM |
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chris berry
Overhead Overlord Posts: 724 Reply  |
Transparent bubbles
Hi everyone. I'm trying to make the bubbles transparent. Tried the technique on P210 of the Book, using hard light, but it doesn't work here. Any suggestions gratefully received. Chris  |
Posted on 28/06/07 03:08:19 AM |
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vibeke
Kreative Kiwi Posts: 2166 Reply  |
Re: Transparent bubbles
Do you have th bubbles on a separate layer? |
Posted on 28/06/07 08:21:06 AM |
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David Asch
Tech Support Posts: 1913 Reply  |
Re: Transparent bubbles
If the bubbles are on a separate layer and made with a layer style: lower the Fill value of that layer. _________________ If you hold on to the past, sooner or later you'll lose your grip. |
Posted on 03/07/07 1:36:19 PM |
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chris berry
Overhead Overlord Posts: 724 Reply |
Re: Transparent bubbles
Sorry I've taken so long to reply - I'm on subscribe but not receiving notifications. That's a neat trick, Dave. What exactly is the difference between opacity and fill? |
Posted on 03/07/07 1:37:30 PM |
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chris berry
Overhead Overlord Posts: 724 Reply |
Re: Transparent bubbles
Sorry I've taken so long to reply. I'm on subscribe but not receiving the notifications. Yes, the bubbles are on a separate layer. |
Posted on 03/07/07 4:13:29 PM |
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David Asch
Tech Support Posts: 1913 Reply |
Re: Transparent bubbles
Opacity affects everything on the layer. Fill affects the layer's pixels but not the layer style. There is, of course, no apparent difference if there is no style applied. _________________ A happy-go-lucky chap, always dressed in black |