Hi Mike,
I've noticed the highlighter tool draws it's lines by covering up what is in the background, instead of being transparent like a true highlighter.
I know we can set it's transparency level so it becomes a bit transparent, but doing so we loose half of the colour of the line, and the background becomes a bit less contrasted.
In drawing apps as Photoshop the highlighter effect is made by setting overlapping mode to "multiply", so that every level can maintain full colour and contrast even if they are set to 100% opacity. Do you think it would be possible also in MSP?
I've noticed the highlighter tool draws it's lines by covering up what is in the background, instead of being transparent like a true highlighter.
I know we can set it's transparency level so it becomes a bit transparent, but doing so we loose half of the colour of the line, and the background becomes a bit less contrasted.
In drawing apps as Photoshop the highlighter effect is made by setting overlapping mode to "multiply", so that every level can maintain full colour and contrast even if they are set to 100% opacity. Do you think it would be possible also in MSP?
Marco
Samsung Galaxy S8 Ultra 14.6" - Nord Stage 2 HA88
Samsung Galaxy S8 Ultra 14.6" - Nord Stage 2 HA88