I just did a simple test with KnockOut on a bitmap with Alpha and it seems to work.
Anyone have KnockOut and tried to use it with Xtreme?
I just did a simple test with KnockOut on a bitmap with Alpha and it seems to work.
Anyone have KnockOut and tried to use it with Xtreme?
I copied a knockout.8bf file into the Xtreme folder for easy finding. I worked for me. I didn't try a perfect extraction, but I did get an alpha channel graphic. the graphic had a lot of additional transparent space. Rich
I now have an Eraser Tool for a Bitmap in Xara, iust use the one in KnockOut without having to go to PhotoShop or Photo Paint :)
Something I have long awaited as a "feature" in Xara.
Great for those that own KnockOut already.
I wondered if there is another smaller (less overhead), less expensive plugin which has feathering options for the nib and doesn't "lock" the Xara object it is applied to
Last edited by jclements; 22 October 2005 at 05:09 PM.
Hi,
Do you need photoshop to get the eraser tool and knockout?
If not - where can I get them?
Thanks.
Regards,
Bal
I believe they are refering to Corel Knockout. Don't know which version though. You can find out more here: http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satelli...=1047022702205Originally Posted by bal
Thanks Steven.
You know seems like this would be a natural for Xara XTreme.
With all the power it has (it's currently my graphics program
of choice), this seems like a glaring omission.
Ahh well, I guess the search for the *perfect* tool
continues.
Kind Regards,
Bal
Had a quick look at the KnockOut plugin. It appears to automatically cutout/etch/mask an image from its background. This feature is something I have also looked for in the past. eg. extract an object from a photo.
Does anyone know of another (lower cost) plugin that achieves this functionality?
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I've just bought it so this is only my second try - didn't take long; I'm sure more practice will make more perfect. You can see a bleed effect in the closeup.
It will certainly save me a lot of time when I am mocking up web site designs and need to include a photo or two in each - all but one design will be thrown away and the photos on the final design will change so Knockout will save me a lot of frustration.
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