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Chapter 34:
Using Clipping Paths
Multiple objects and clipping paths
Multiple objects can be used as a clipping path container. When container objects overlap, only
the common area between them defines the clipping path. You can create different paths, by
changing the stacking order of the clipping path objects as shown in the following examples.
Overlapping objects are path
Position objects on top of the image
Results of Clipping Path when left oval
Results of Clipping Path when right
is on top of stacking order
oval is on top of stacking order
Using groups of objects used as clipping path container
You can use groups of objects to create a Clipping Path container. The top-most object in the
selection serves as the container. If the top-most object is grouped, the group serves as the
clipping path container.
1. Group the objects
2. Position grouped objects on top of image
3. Create Clipping Path
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