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This mode can produce glass-like effects quite easily. Like the normal Add mode, this limits excursions to 255, and to zero for values that are below 127 in the control layer.
See Also: Glass Text Tutorial using Layers
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There are two general ways to apply geometric effects to a warp layer. The first is to use the controls inside the layers dialog: Zero, Rotate and Scale. These controls allow you to easily affect the entire layer.
The second way is to use the operators in the toolbar that are marked with a small green indicator. Most of the operators in the Geom group are so marked, and there are a few others such as Negative and Plug-in. All of these operators can affect a warp layer similarly to how they affect a normal image.
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Most geometric effects can be combined with one another in the same warp layer, with the exception of scaling. When scaling, multiple applications must be placed in separate warp layers.
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WinImages F/x Manual Version 7, Revision 0 |