Richard Querin a écrit :
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> Hi,
> I am able to make some nice drawing.Great!
> I have 2 grouped objects I want to superpose, but without the
> transparence.
> I want to overlap it (like a normal ms paint program would) .
> However I
> tried using paths ... with these grouped objects and do not manage
> to do it.
> What is the way to accomplish this ?
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> I'm not entirely clear on exactly what you want to do. If you have two
> objects with their opacity set to zero, you should be able to overlap
> them just as in any paint program.
newspaper I have drawn both objects using paths,colors , etc and to make
2 single objects I grouped together all paths...
If I set opacity to 0 my objects become invisible.
> (Also check the Fill&Stroke dialog box (Ctrl-Shift-F) for each object
> and make sure their alpha channel (the A slider) is set to 100 as
> well). You can control the transparency of the object both by it's
> alpha channel and by it's overall opacity.
same things is happening : object become invisible
>
> If you are trying to join the two objects (and make them one single
> object) you can also overlap them, then select them both and choose
> Path->Union if they are both path objects.
>
Yes, but it tells me object is not a path (this is a group)
> Hope this helps. If you could clarify your question a little bit more
> that would be great. There are several ways you can use objects
> together (union, group, combine) depending on exactly what you're
> trying to achieve.
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> RQ
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