Adobe Illustrator CS4, Mac, Box, ITA 65010800 사용자 설명서

Adobe Illustrator CS4—What’s New 3

Create a gradient of many colors and define the opacity of any or all individual colors 

assigned to your color stops. Transparency within a gradient simplifies creating interaction 

between layers and enables easy mixing and knockouts. Use transparency to create cover-up 

fades or to reveal underlying objects or images. For example, make a rainbow gradient on 

one object, and then simply set the blue gradient slider or color stop to 0% opacity level to 

show what’s underneath.

You can even apply multiple fills to a single object, such as a pattern fill overlaid 

with transparent gradients, to create highlights and shadows that simulate the 

fabric of a draped garment. In the Appearances panel, simply apply additional 

fills and then use the Gradient tool to define opacities. And change the shape of 

that object as much as you want—all of your fills will follow along.

Transparency in gradients also enhances work between Illustrator and other 

Creative Suite 4 components in which transparency and gradients behave in        

a similar fashion, such as Adobe Photoshop® CS4 Extended, Adobe Flash® CS4 

Professional, and Adobe Fireworks® CS4 software.

On-object interaction plus new elliptical gradients exposes the power of 

gradients in Illustrator CS4. The new controls enable fast adjustment with 

minimum interruption of your train of thought—no need to shift your attention 

to the Gradient panel.

Work with gradients right on your object with immediate visual feedback. Color 

sliders and swatches appear on your selected object, with gradient stops that you 

can drag along the gradient bar. You can add and delete gradient stops and set 

the angle and position of the gradient by clicking directly on the controls.

Radial gradients are enhanced with the new ability to set dimensions 

independently, to create an elliptical gradient of any proportion.

The Gradient panel
now has an opacity 
slider you can use 
with any of the 
gradient stops. You 
can also set the angle 
of your gradient with 
a slider and define 
the dimension of a 
radial gradient to get 
an ellipse.

Gradient controls on your object provide instant
visual feedback like never before. The precision of
classic Illustrator gradient controls is preserved, while 
new controls provide more fluid, visual interaction.