Drop Shadow Transparency issue

Started by Tracy, February 05, 2025, 02:21:03 PM

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DCurry

Flattening is usually the enemy. It's probably where the boxes are coming from. 

I'll take a look at the file when I get a chance. 
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Tracy

It's printing fine now with flattening
Her first file had pieces and parts of image links for her drop shadow
I fixed that and now this is where I am 

andyfest

If I remember correctly we used to select all, and under the Object menu, expand objects.
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DigiCorn

I believe the expand objects tools only works for combining multiple objects or turning lines into shapes. I am not sure what it would do to a graduated screen creating a shadow effect.
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andyfest

Quote from: DigiCorn on February 10, 2025, 11:31:52 AMI believe the expand objects tools only works for combining multiple objects or turning lines into shapes. I am not sure what it would do to a graduated screen creating a shadow effect.
We had issues with transparent dropshadows not just ripping but when rotating, until we used expand object. It seemed to fix the issues. It has been a few years since my prepress packaging days though. Hard to believe it's been almost 7 years.
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