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Topic Closedtext mask (wipeout) for 2002lt

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: text mask (wipeout) for 2002lt
    Posted: 27.Jul.2007 at 01:37
hey just wondering if anyone knows a script or a lisp to mask text in 2002lt, cheers.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Jul.2007 at 07:41
I am afraid there is no tool or script to make this automated enough.
 
You can try to make the wipeout mask manually - draw a 2D solid, color it to the color "255" and in the plot style table set this color to Screening=0% (Dither=off, Grayscale=off). Now make sure that this mask is placed under the text you want to clean up - either use Draworder or place the text to the end of the drawing database - e.g. with the macro:
 
^C^C_select;_auto;\_copy;_p;;0,0;@;_erase;_p;;
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