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Tham khảo tài liệu 'hướng dẫn sử dụng coreldraw x5 - part 30', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 274 CorelDRAW X5 The Official Guide Sprayer Mode Object Size Sprayer File List Delete Spray Add to Offset Order Spraylist Dabs Properties a x t ạ .Í. .Í Save Category Reset Rotation Properties Spacing Reset Open Spraylist Dialog B At - ji Ç II2-A . - Scaled Size of Successive Object 0 1 A air. n2 ỳ z ế FIGURE 10-5 The Sprayer mode of the Artistic media tool offers a huge number of design variations. Here s what the Sprayer property bar options give you control over Object Spray Size Scale These two options control the initial object size of the sprayer style the objects that make up a specific spray type based on a scaled percentage of the original spray object selected. When the Size Scale options are locked you can set the scaling of successive objects to be increased or reduced in scale relative to the size of the first object in the sprayer style. Spray Order This option lets you set the ordering of the sprayer objects Randomly Sequentially or By Direction. If the sprayer style features only one object to vary changing this option has no effect. Try the mushrooms preset the Spray preset contains several different objects of different sizes and you can get different looks by choosing Randomly and By Direction. Dabs and Spacing These two values set the number of objects to be placed along a drawn or existing path and the distance between the centers of each object. Dabs are the individual objects in the sprayer style Spacing controls how many objects appear within a given distance. Think of Spacing as population. CHAPTER 10 Drawing and Editing Objects 275 Rotation This option is used to set the angle for the first object of the sprayer style. The Increment option is used to compound rotation values for each subsequent object. Rotation angles and increment values can be based on the degree measure relative to the page or the path to which the objects are applied. For example if you need a circular pattern whose objects are oriented toward the center of the circle
