Create a mask with a transparent visor in Captivate?

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• cannot make the mask with a transparent visor

  Hello.

  I have a footage1 with a screen showing numbers, etc and I footage2 showing a football game.

  I want the screen to display the football game

  I created rectangular layer mask and is a relative of footage2, also tried all options of cache on the layer of footage2 but the mask remains white Uni.

  How can I make this white triangle to show the football game?

  A matte always uses the layer just above. I guess your "5 solid white" is the hidden layer you want to use as a matte. I suppose also that you want to lock this matte for the layer 'Motion Tracking'. Do the "white 5 solids ' parent layer of the" Brazil... mp4 ' layer means that the layer of "Brazil"... "move with the"5 solid white "layer". I don't know what's on the layer "Brazil"... "but I don't think you want to move it. I do not see a "white triangle", so I guess you mean the White Rectangle.

  Let's start with what I think I know.

  1. You have a layer with numbers and other things. Name this layer "numbers."
  2. You have a layer with images of a football that you have followed. Name this layer "football".
  3. I see what I think, this is a null value in your computer. I think that is where the info of follow-up for the layer of "football". Name this layer "footbalTrackNull".
  4. You have created a solid with a rectangular mask that you want to use as a matte. Name this layer matte

  I think that. If I'm right, then I guess you want to hide the layer numbers, do follow football. I see a few problems. Your "Matt" layer looks like you have drawn the outline of something of no room for the camera. If this is the case, you will have to tell us.

  Set up your layers of composition like this:

  1. mat - footballTrackNull set as parent
  2. numbers - set to follow mat - define footballTrackNull as a parent.
  3. Football
  4. footballTrackNull

  The visibility of layer 1 will be off as soon as you apply the matte. Place the cover on the football. The visibility of the layer 4 can also be set to off, but it does not matter because this is a null value.

  This will move the numbers and the layer mate together because they follow the footballTrackNull

  I hope this helps. The screenshot has us in the right direction, but a better understanding of what you're trying to achieve would also help.

• Mask with a transparent visor Photoshop CS6 giving rise to problems saved as Tiff RGB and placed in Indesign CS5

  Is anyone aware of a black halo around objects of transparent feathers. The halo occurs when the area full of pic feathers to transparency.

  NOTE: The Image looks fine in Photoshop (CS6), but when it is placed as a TIFF RGB in Indesign (CS5) a black halo appears on the page. See Visual explanation below.

  

  This only happens when the image is a RGB Tiff and the layer mask is used to create transparency. If the image is saved as .psd, then it's fine. Also when tiff RGB is converted to CMYK, then it is ok.

  Is

  I look forward to suggestions from anyone.

  Ideally I might just start using the psd format, but I have to manage a lot of images that are already in tiff RGB and it's tedious to have to open and re-save all these.

  Adobe Photoshop CS5 RGB TIFF still work correctly.

  Thank you.

  Colourjam.

  (Production operator pre-press Digital Image)

  Tried your image. Same results. Halo in CS5, CS5.5 or CS6 none.

• Mask with a transparent visor

  It is a very simple thing that I should know how to do...!
  
  But can someone please explain how I can paste a mask on an object and to remove anything below on the layer below to get out of the box transparant.
  
  Kel if I have a square 100 x 100 and want a 'hole' in the middle of it which allows any lower layers to show through, how can I paste a circle on the square to get there.
  
  Thank you!

  Hi Jippy,

  > Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately this isn't quite
  > reach
  > what I want - the way you described leaves me with a filled circle
  > the
  > color of the box. I want to stay with is a square with a circle
  > ' cut
  > out' in the middle of that layer behind it is reflected through the
  > hole.
  > Any ideas how?

  OK, you use the same technique: put the circle on top of the layer you want to
  to view, fill it white, select both, modify > mask > Group as mask. You
  should now see the layer as a circle. Now, perform your square and put the
  circle above it.

  Alternatively, you could make your place, make a circle above it, select
  both, then modify > combine paths > Punch, that will give you the square with a
  hole in it - put this on top of the layer you want to see.

  Aloha,

  Jerry

• How to create a mask with feathers

  I was wondering how I could create a mask of streaks.  I know there's a tutorial AS3 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5RtkhmkilM

  But I am using AS2.  And really, I don't understand why I need to use LIKE at all, so that's why I don't have this post in the AS2 forum.  I tried to soften the edges of the form that serves as a mask, but when I play the animation, the edge looks always sharp.  Any tips?

  Yes.

  Make sure both mask and maskee are movieclips, click on each to select in the properties panel, click on > view > make > cache as bitmap.

• Creating a mask with a visible effect 'discover and stay '.

  Hello

  I searched for a solution to a problem that may seem easy enough for you. I want to create a "magnifying glass" (unconvering an image with a mask after the cursor) - the problem is, I want to let the parties already discovered of the visible image.

  It's like the erasing of the upper layer and discovering the lower layer. I would be grateful if you could give me a helping hand. I've got Flash CS3 Professional

  Image: http://www.fotodruk.com.pl/Miller/

  see you soon

  Use the draw method of the bitmapdata class to add several times your circle to your mask.

• Create vector masks (with the pen tool)

  I used Photoshop to make masks to cover things which I then import in first to use during the video.

  To do this I have been using a still of the video, then using the pen to select the part of the image I want to use as a camouflage. Once I described in section, usually I right-click to make a vector mask.

  Today, instead of make a mask out of the content inside the tool path pen, he made a mask of the content in reverse. In other words, what I don't want. I don't know what I did to the Photoshop of anger, I haven't changed any settings (as I know). How can I fix it?

  Hello

  What version of photoshop are you using?

  I would check operations of path and you want to probably she set to add or combine.

  Photoshop cs6

  

  Photoshop cs5 and more

  

• How to create a Vectormask with JS?

  Hello

  I am trying to create a vectormask with JavaScript but the ExtendScript Toolkit get up an error every time.

  This is my Code:

  var PfadPunkte = new Array();
  addPointToArray(PfadPunkte,10,10);
  addPointToArray(PfadPunkte,110,10);
  addPointToArray(PfadPunkte,110,35);
  addPointToArray(PfadPunkte,10,35);
  var neuerPfad = new SubPathInfo();
  neuerPfad.operation=ShapeOperation.SHAPEXOR;
  neuerPfad.closed=true;
  neuerPfad.entireSubPath=PfadPunkte;
  var link = activeDocument.pathItems.add("link", Array(neuerPfad));
  link.kind=PathKind.VECTORMASK;
  

  A person an idea of what I'm doing wrong?

  Best regards, Andreas

  Sorry, I jumped beyond the vectormask part and only looked at the code. You cannot create a mask with Script DOM. You will need to use scriptlistner. Something like that will make a vector mask to the active layer using the path selected (active).

      var desc = new ActionDescriptor();
          var ref = new ActionReference();
          ref.putClass( charIDToTypeID( "Path" ) );
      desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "null" ), ref );
          var maskRef = new ActionReference();
          maskRef.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID( "Path" ), charIDToTypeID( "Path" ), stringIDToTypeID( "vectorMask" ) );
      desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "At  " ), maskRef );
          var pathRef = new ActionReference();
          pathRef.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID( "Path" ), charIDToTypeID( "Ordn" ), charIDToTypeID( "Trgt" ) );
      desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "Usng" ), pathRef );
  executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "Mk  " ), desc, DialogModes.NO );
  

• Create a clipping with a background color mask?

  I recently made the switch using CorelDRAW for my vector art to mainly using Adobe Illustrator. I know of course that there will be some features that are exclusive to Illustrator and CorelDRAW exclusivity, but I've done the research on trying to find the "equivalents" in Illustrator for some tasks I could do in CorelDRAW.

  I know that the tool in Illustrator clipping mask is very similar to cutting power in CorelDRAW. What I'm trying to determine is if it's possible in Illustrator to create a clipping with a background color mask. In CorelDRAW, I could create a shape with a color fill Uni, and then insert an image with a background transparent, as shown below.

  

  Now, in Illustrator, when I create a shape with a color, then he and a pattern that is transparent to create a clipping mask, the color disappears:

  

  Is there a simple way to create a clipping with a solid background color mask? The only work around, I've found so far is a form of solid color, the same size as what I want to be the size of cutting with my transparent motive, then staple in another form of the group. As I said though, just curious to know if there is a simpler way to do this, or if this is the method I'm stuck with.

  Thanks for any help!

  A clipping mask can have its own fill.

  There are two methods:

  -After creating the clipping mask, select the path of masking with direct selection and apply a fill

  -Use the option 'Draw inside' to create the mask. Next draw is at the bottom of the tools Panel. With draw inside the maks object will not lose its filling.

  Illustrator help | Using drawing modes

• I need help creating a vector mask with an adjustable edge or fade, can anyone help?

  I need help creating a vector with an adjustable edge mask or disappear so that I can surround a hand drawn - isolate the background so that I can black out around the hand, the hand a hair above, so I can not just pen tool, can anyone help?

  

  

  I recommend starting with a layer mask based on the green channel, edition that with the curves to get a decent contrast and then paint in the areas needed.

  

• When I click on the compose window with my accidentally selection tool, it creates a mask or a form, that I can't get rid of.

  When I click on the compose window with my accidentally selection tool, it creates a mask or a form, that I can't get rid of.  Undo does not work.  Newbie here.  What I am doing wrong?  How can I avoid this?  Thanking you in advance

  Then you have a region of interest to market. It is one of the icons in the Middle at the bottom of the composition Panel.

• Definition of MUSE created HTML with a transparent background for DPS

  I am currently using MUSE to create content that is then inserted in the DPS. However, try as I might I can't get the MUSE project to display in DPS with a transparent background. Any ideas?

  Hello

  You must modify the CSS (bearing the same name of file to Muse) and remove the tag, for example.

  HTML {}

  background-color: #ccc;

  }

  Works well

  __Felipe

• Creating a glow inside with a transparent Center

  Howdy...  I'm working on the techniques of different symbols for a card that I am trying.

  Usually, when I display land ownership, I use different colors for each type and reduce their opacity as to see the underlying landscape.

  I want to do is symbolize such that the color is thick on the edge of a polygon and then fades toward the Center.  In the image below, I can explain what I'm trying to do.  The polygon at the top left has an interior glow applied.  If she could fade transparent rather than white in the Center, it would be perfect.  The average polygon has simply a radial gradient that is circular too for my taste.

  Can anyone suggest how to get the look of the inner glow but use no color like the color of the Center?

  

  I've been messing around with it a bit myself, and I am convinced that you will get the best result with my initial suggestion: an opacity mask.

  Let your form fill Uni color, then duplicate in place (Ctrl + C, Ctrl-F). Complete double with black and then apply the inner glow using white effect. Now select the two copies of the form and choose make opacity mask from the transparency Panel menu. If the result is back, select Invert mask in the transparency Panel (or back to the inner glow effect and reverse your choice of edge/Center). The mask and its inner glow effect remain alive and adjustable, and you can also change the fill color of the hidden object. If you have not yet tried it, give it a quick go.

• How to create a mask of cutting?

  I'm trying to create something that seems like it should be relatively simple, but no. (I'm on Macbook pro (mid-2014), Yosemite 10.10.5, Creative Cloud Photoshop and Illustrator).

  I have a photo that needs to have a hole punched in it can then be printed on the top of a reflective surface (i.e., mirror) and the mirror will show through the hole. In ADDITION, the manufacturer wants a cut created the photo with the hole, so they can print a blank field under the photo but not print white where there's the hole, so the mirror will show through. I created a mask to the PS and failed to achieve the 'hole', but I can't understand how to fill its inverse with white (or any other color besides). Super frustrating.

  

  I think that's what call for specs.

  The top row:

  1 mirror. Probably very reflective Mylar flexible (Fig 1)

  2. the 4 c process inks / being transparent, must be first an opaque white or silkscreen on the Mylar. It's Fig 2. The result appears below see Figure 2. This Photoshop layer is white on a transparent layer (in preparation, the lithographer may ask you to make a spot color (fifth). Do not be afraid. It will be printed in white. Check with him)

  3 fig. 3 represents 4 c/processes within the area using the same transparent area removed from the image as white channel. When the image overprinted white looks like below figure Fig. 3.

  4. the last item in the top row is the rule die it will cut steel on the image 4/c.

  It's the finished piece:

  

  In preparation, start with a transparent background, the size of the Mylar, followed by the 4/c with knockout mask, followed by the white layer using the same mask of knockout, followed by the layer of cutting.  (Die cut instructions are usually in red). Forward to the lithographer as a psd file.

• I need help to create a mask for a paint to put on a t-shirt.

  

  Right now I use my paintings on t-shirts, but they are square or rectangular images (like the one pictured to the left). When printing on t-shirts, it seems unprofessional.

  I would like to use a mask in Photoshop Elements to have the edges of the erasure of the paint in the color of the t-shirt but not smooth (as pictured to the right). It will disappear in a transparent background with a PNG file for the t-shirt to work in various colors.

  I would use a mask that looks like a little grunge on the edges, sort of a fuzzy look uneven or similar projections as it fades to transparent edges.

  Is there anyone who knows how can I use a mask in Photoshop Elements to achieve this. I tried several tutorials, but I think that they are based on the full version of Photoshop than Photoshop Elements, because some menu choices for masks do not appear in the items when I try to follow the directions.

  I can create my own grunge template, but I have no idea how to make a mask and then apply the mask to the image before using it as a t-shirt. I do not feel myself, all I need is the PNG file with transparency on the edges to blend into the color of the t-shirt.

  I have attached a model of what I'm trying to do.

  I use Photoshop elements 11.

  Help, please! Thank you.

  hobbiecat wrote:

  I would like to know how to save the border as a model for other photos if you have the time to explain.

  The model will be a fixed size, so it can only be used on photos of the same size.

  For some reason any grunge tutorial framework link now goes to www.2020media.com, and I do not remember what was the last option.  In any case, I suppose you have something like that.  I created the image on a black canvas by as stated in my previous post.

  1. Ctrl-click on the mask to select the black part (or the portion of the picture if you created the image directly on the image).

  2. invert the selection so that the transparent border is now selected:

  

  3 copy the selection to the Clipboard (edition > copy).

  4. file > new from the Clipboard.  This creates the black border on transparent background.

  5. save the file as a psd or png. This is the model.

  To add the template to a photo:

  1. open the template file.

  2. Select > all (or Ctrl-A).  Copy the selection to the Clipboard (edition > copy).

  3. open the photo file and rename it to background layer.

  4. Paste from the Clipboard (Edition > paste). You now have this:

  

  5 Ctrl-click on the border layer to select the border.

  6 activate the image layer and delete the selection:

  

  8 remove the border layer.

  9. save the image as a png image.