Gerber OMEGA CP, Справочное руководство

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Combining a library graphic with a design
Before combining library graphics with a design, consider the following hints:
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Library graphics may need to be resized before they can be combined with a design.
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When using Special Effects click Arrange > Justify to superimpose one group directly
on top of the other.
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Incoming graphics are cut-only objects on black vinyl. They do not inherit the current
vinyl or fill colors.
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Once a graphic has been filled, it becomes a print and cut object. If you want to print
an object, select it and click the Cuts Off tool.
To combine a library graphic with a design
1
Select the graphic and design. If using Special Effects, select A first than B.
2
Click Tools > Effects to open the Effects dialog box.
3
Choose an Effect.
Effects Library Examples
Following are some examples of the variety of effects you can create when combining Effects
and the Effects Library. These are just a few examples to help you as you experiment with your
design. The possible combinations are nearly endless.
Bricks example using Special Effects
Use the bricks from the library graphics and Special Effects combined with text to create the
desired graphic.
To create the bricks example
1
Click File > Import > GSP > Library > Effects > Bricks1.
2
Copy and Paste several copies of the bricks1 graphic onto the work surface.
3
Rotate and size them as needed, then combine the copies.
4
Place the text BRICKS in the center of the bricks1 graphic.
5
Select the text first, then the bricks.
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Click Tools > Effects > Special > A and B > Continue.