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Issue
After applying a feather effect nothing happens.
Reason
You must press the delete key to remove the excess selection after feathering in order to see the desired effect.
Solution
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Enter image edit mode. Objects must be converted to images to perform the following steps. If your object is not an image, choose Modify > Image Object (Fireworks 1) or Modify > Merge Images to convert a vector object to an image. |
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With a selection tool such as the marquee, lasso, or magic wand, select pixels within the image that will have a feathered edge. |
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ChooseSelect > Feather (Fireworks 1) Edit > Feather (Fireworks 2 and 3) and type a value to set the feather radius. |
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Click OK. |
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Now delete the excess portion of the pixels in the selection for a feather effect. Note:Choose Select> Inverse (Fireworks 1) or Edit > Select Inverse (Fireworks 2 and 3) before deleting the excess portion, to achieve a different feather effect. |
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See examples below. |
To create an opaque feathered selection:
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Enter image edit mode. (Objects must be converted to images first) |
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Double-click the Marquee or Lasso tools to view the Tool Options panel. |
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Select Feather from the Tool Options pop-up and type a value to set the feather radius. |
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With a selection tool such as the marquee, lasso, or magic wand, select pixels within the image. |
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Choose the paint bucket tool and add color within the selection. |
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See examples below. |
