Primitive Layer
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| − | + | In {{literal|Synfig}} there are two types of {{l|Layers|layers}} : {{literal|Primitive}} and {{l|Filter Layer|Filters}}. | |
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| + | Primitives, such as {{l|Layers#Geometry|shapes}} and {{l|Layers#Gradients|gradients}}, produce content based on their own parameters. | ||
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| + | The context of a layer is the rendered result of the layers that are stacked behind it. | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 29 December 2015
In "Synfig" there are two types of layers : "Primitive" and Filters.
Primitives, such as shapes and gradients, produce content based on their own parameters.
The context of a layer is the rendered result of the layers that are stacked behind it.
