Hi, I have a document with a checkerboard filled with pictures and I want to put somehting over it so that the pictures fade from the the top to the bottom so they get lighter and lighter. Which tool would I use to do that in Illustrator. Any help would be appreciates
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...have you looked into opacity masks?
...these work with gradient filled objects with shades of black to white, 100% black hides and 100% white shows through, much like photoshop masking...
...place a gradient filled object on top of the target object, select both and then choose make opacity mask from the flyout menu of the transparency palette...
...adjust the mask whilst the right hand preview is selected in the transparency palette, the mask will appear in the layers palette. Select the right hand preview and the object will appear in the layers palette...
...you can use a raster image as a mask too...
Andrew
...these work with gradient filled objects with shades of black to white, 100% black hides and 100% white shows through, much like photoshop masking...
...place a gradient filled object on top of the target object, select both and then choose make opacity mask from the flyout menu of the transparency palette...
...adjust the mask whilst the right hand preview is selected in the transparency palette, the mask will appear in the layers palette. Select the right hand preview and the object will appear in the layers palette...
...you can use a raster image as a mask too...
Andrew
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