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Article #398Re: Rasterizing should ignore layer appearance targets!!!
From: Rydog23
Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2008 22:22
Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2008 22:22
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The layer appearance target controls the APPEARANCE OF OBJECTS OF THAT LAYER! If I drag an object to another layer, it should not be affected by the previous layer's "coating". Draw a cyan square but don't rasterize it and it goes back to 100% when dragged to another layer. Just because I rasterized it(converted from vector object to pixel-based object) should have no different affect than the cyan square that wasn't rasterized. If I wanted that rasterized box to retain a 50% tint then I'd give it a 50% tint at the object level. Why are these basic concepts so hard to understand. No wonder Illustrator is a dinosaur, 90% of it's user base is content with the status quo!
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