Creates an invisibility
mask from curves.
Ensure that you are working
on a paint layer. Invisibility mask shapes cannot be created on
shape layers.
- Choose Paint > Shape > Make Invisibility Mask Shape from the palette.
The Shape
Editor opens, and you are prompted to
- Click each curve to include in the shape.
(Make sure that you click the part of the curve that you want to
include in the shape boundary.)
NoteDo not drag a pick box around complex curve
structures, or the shape may not appear as you expect.
The curves are highlighted.
You are prompted to
Select another curve. If done, press ACCEPT button.
- Click the Accept button.
The curve becomes an
invisibility mask. By default, the outline is turned off, and the fill
area, which acts as the invisibility mask, is outside the
curves.
- If you want the fill area (invisibility
mask) to be inside the curves., set Fill to Inside in
the Shape Editor.
The Shape
Editor lets you modify several parameters of the Shape
such as color, opacity, and so on.
For a description of each option, see Windows > Editors > Shape Editor.
NoteTo
create certain shapes, you may need to select the curves that define
the shape in more than one location. Simply select each curve segment
that forms a boundary of the shape region, even if you must select
the same curve more than once. See
Create a shape for
more details.