Doc:Basic Masking - Revision history

D.j.a.y: /* Revealing mask method 3. */ To be describe (using the linked project)

2016-01-20T16:27:18Z

‎Revealing mask method 3.: To be describe (using the linked project)

2016-01-20T16:26:25Z

‎Revealing mask method 2.: intra link

2016-01-20T16:25:42Z

‎Revealing mask method 1.: intra link

2016-01-20T16:24:54Z

‎Hiding: intra link alpha over

2016-01-20T16:23:29Z

‎About masking: fix intra link

2016-01-20T16:22:44Z

‎About masking: intra link to Blend Method Parameter

2016-01-20T16:19:16Z

‎Revealing mask method 1.: warning : actually broken

2013-05-20T08:02:23Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-04-28T08:50:45Z

Update of archive tutorial files (zip)

2013-04-28T08:43:21Z

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 == Revealing mask method 3. ==
-Using one 'mask' and one 'full mask'. To be describe.
+Using one 'mask' and one 'full mask'. To be describe (using the linked project)
 == Tutorial files ==
 Download [[Media:Basic_masking_tutorial_files.zip|tutorial files]].

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 * Create a mask shape above the objects you want to mask.
 * Tick the "Invert" option of the mask.
-* Set blend method of mask to "Alpha Over". Everything below the mask shape will be visible and the rest is masked off.
+* Set blend method of mask to {{l|Blend_Method_Parameter#Alpha_over|"Alpha Over"}}. Everything below the mask shape will be visible and the rest is masked off.
 * You can group the mask and the objects that should be masked. Anything outside of this group layer is not masked so leave the background outside in this example.
 [[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 07 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]

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 * Create a masking shape and place it below the elements you want to mask.
 [[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 04 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
-* Set the blend method of the elements you want to mask (robot layer in this case) to "Straight Onto". You can only use this method on one layer at a time  so if you have several objects you need to group those into one group layer.
+* Set the blend method of the elements you want to mask (robot layer in this case) to {{l|Blend_Method_Parameter#Straight_Onto|"Straight Onto"}}. You can only use this method on one layer at a time  so if you have several objects you need to group those into one group layer.
 * Everything above the mask will be visible, everything outside will be hidden.
 [[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 05 0.63.06.png|frame|center]]

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-* Set the blend method of the mask to "Alpha Over".
+* Set the blend method of the mask to {{l|Blend_Method_Parameter#Alpha_over|"Alpha Over"}}.
 * Everything below the mask shape will now be hidden.
 [[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 03 0.63.06.png|frame|center]]
 == Revealing ==

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 If you create your background in Synfig you can probably just place the character behind the object in your layer stack but if your background is an image you need to do this by masking.
-This tutorial will show you two basic ways of masking; hiding and revealing using differents {{l|Blend Method Parameter}}
+This tutorial will show you two basic ways of masking; hiding and revealing using differents {{l|Blend Method Parameter|blend methods}}
 == Hiding ==

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	== Tutorial files ==		== Tutorial files ==
−	Download [[Media:~~Synfig_masking_tutorial_files~~.zip\|tutorial files]].	+	Download [[Media:Basic_masking_tutorial_files.zip\|tutorial files]].

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 == Revealing mask method 2. ==
 This mask method is similar to the hiding mask and a bit more flexible than revealing method 1 in that you don't have to group everything that should be masked. This mask reveals everything below it, no matter how many layers.
-{{l|Image:Masking_tut_img_07.png}}
+[[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 06 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 * Create a mask shape above the objects you want to mask.
 * Tick the "Invert" option of the mask.
 * Set blend method of mask to "Alpha Over". Everything below the mask shape will be visible and the rest is masked off.
 * You can group the mask and the objects that should be masked. Anything outside of this group layer is not masked so leave the background outside in this example.
-{{l|Image:Revealing_mask_2.png}}
+[[File:Basic Masking-tutorial 07 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 Download [[Media:Synfig_masking_tutorial_files.zip|tutorial files]].