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    Question Subtractive color overlap?

    Is there some function in Xtreme / Designer, so that when I place two objects on top of each other, then their colors are mixed according to the subtractive color model?

    Example: blue circle on top of yellow circle = green circle

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    Default Re: Subtractive color overlap?

    Applying a stained glass transparency will do it.
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    Default Re: Subtractive color overlap?

    Stained Glass Transparency is good for subtractive colors and Bleach Transparency is good for additive colors.
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    Default Re: Subtractive color overlap?

    Thanks - works! I already found out about bleach for additive colors.

    And I have to correct myself: cyan + yellow = green, blue + yellow = (cyan + magenta) + yellow = black

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    Default Re: Subtractive color overlap?

    I also thanks this is very interesting topic :-)

    Bill, basically how did you do these circles in steps? Because somehow for me came out differently The stained glass transparency should be set on 50%?

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    Default Re: Subtractive color overlap?

    Quote Originally Posted by csehz View Post
    The stained glass transparency should be set on 50%?
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