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Image material
Allows you to configure the size of an image material when the [Image material] layer is selected with the [Object] sub tool.
(1) Scale ratio (Horizontal)
Specifies the horizontal width of an imported image as a percentage of the original image (%).
(2) Scale ratio (Vertical)
Specifies the vertical width of an imported image as a percentage of the original image (%).
(3) Keep aspect ratio
When this is on, the image will keep its original aspect ratio (proportions) when scaled up or down.
(4) Rotation angle
Specifies the image rotation angle with respect to the horizontal position.
(5) Adjust position
Allows you to adjust the size of an image material being edited automatically. The size is specified by the size of the [Guide line] of the image material.
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Canvas |
The size of [Guide line] of an image material is adjusted so that it is included in [Canvas]. |
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Bleed border |
The size of [Guide line] of an image material is adjusted so that it is included in [Bleed border]. |
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Cropped border |
The size of [Guide line] of an image material is adjusted so that it is included in [Cropped border]. |
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Default border |
The size of [Guide line] of an image material is adjusted so that it is included in [Default border]. |
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Free position |
The size of [Guide line] of an image material is not adjusted. |
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When [Bleed border], [Cropped border], or [Default border] is selected on a canvas on which [Bleed border], [Cropped border], and [Default border] are not configured, the size of [Guide] is adjusted so that it is included in [Canvas]. |
(6) Interpolation method
You can select the method for interpolating the colors of pixels when transforming images.
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Smooth edges (bilinear) |
This method blends the colors of neighboring pixels to create smooth outlines (boundaries between colors). However, outlines may become blurred depending on the image. |
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Hard edges (nearest neighbor) |
When interpolating the image, the pixels in the image are duplicated. Since the colors are not affected by neighboring pixels, outlines (boundaries between colors) remain sharp. However, outlines may become jagged depending on the image. |
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Clear edges (bicubic) |
This method blends the colors of neighboring pixels to create smooth outlines (boundaries between colors). This method results in stronger outlines compared to the [Smooth outline (bilinear method)] setting. However, white noise may appear around outlines depending on the image. |
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High accuracy (average colors) |
The average colors of the original pixels are strictly calculated and contained for each pixel after the transformation. Scaling up makes the line sharper and scaling down makes the line smoother. Even detailed lines can be transformed smoothly when scaling the image down. However, this method can result in blurred outlines and can take a long time to process depending on the image. |