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Watermark Overlays Question

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    Dave R
    last edited by 12 Feb 2008, 16:20

    I've been playing with styles again and wondering if anyone has thoughts on how to improve the contrast in the view. I realize that my overlay is causing the problem but if I set the transparency slider more toward the Model side, the overlay disappears. I can adjust the contrast in my image editor but I'd like to be able to do it up front. Do I need to make a PNG with in this case the grain on a transparent background? Here are a couple of examples. The contrastier one was adjusted in my image editor.
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    NF_Benchgray2.jpg

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      Jpac
      last edited by 26 Feb 2010, 04:13

      Yes, I would use .png files with transparency. You can use other people's styles with textures as a study guide by going to Style > Edit >Watermark then clicking on the specific watermark and save as to your computer.

      http://sketchup4sitedesign.wordpress.com/

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