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1 voteOne can apply a new opacity mask to an object that already has it, if you group this object first — then apply a mask to this container. However, if your object is a single group already, Illustrator won’t allow you to create another group (for obvious reason, to prevent an accidental 'group wrapping'). You can workaround it if you group it with a dummy object and delete it after, or use a free Group Anyway script: https://onthehead.com/ais/group003/
An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Egor, thanks I managed to get the result now. I select everything and 'Make Mask' in the transparency window. I can get the desired result in '4' by grouping everything under the masking path - if I don't group I get the top result in '4'.
Cheers!An error occurred while saving the comment The desired result i'm trying to achieve. This is a basic explanation of the process.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am also experiencing this on gradient strokes (no fill) where facets appear within the path.
Sometimes the facets can be removed by making the shape a compound path - but it doesn't always work.
An error occurred while saving the comment I'm experiencing this too (v25.2.2)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator 25.2.2
Big Sur v.11.2.3
MBP (15" 2016) 2.6GHz Quad-Core i7, 16GB memory, Radeon Pro 460 4GB -
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Where do I download the Ai Beta? Is it for Silicon Mac only?