Sorry, but this is not making any sense. In your explanation above, you only mentioned one char (so one font) that you needed its "inside" to disappear to leave only the border. Using images, or at least something with enough opaque pixels to cover all the area where the char border might be is needed for the container masking to work. Containing a char into another char like you tried just doesn't provide enough pixels to do what you <said> you want. Just look at your Picture2 above and see how big is the area where you want blue shades, that part would need to be filled completely by the image, with the char container "intersecting" with the said area to leave only the opaque border but filled with blue shades.Unfortunately I have to disappoint you, I didn't manage to get it right. As I said, the examples in the manuall all use images that are placed on the font. Not in my case! Here I only want to work with two fonts.![:lol:]( "LOL")
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 10:19 pm