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Objects that are transparent but block the things underneath them?

New Here ,
Jun 28, 2020 Jun 28, 2020

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Hellow - I'm working with these vectors:


I want to end up with a PNG that has the "screen" transparent, aside from whatever text or logo is intentionally in it, but also block the thing. But I want each of these things to block the objects that are underneath them in the order. I pulled these from a grey-and-white vector file and made them into compound paths, but I can start again if that's the wrong format to achieve my desired effect. 

councilu23234117_1-1593361611879.png


Does anyone know how I can achieve this effect?

Thanks so much in advance!

 

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Community Expert , Jun 28, 2020 Jun 28, 2020

Draw rectangles where you want things to be transparent.

Assign  a fill to them, but apply 0% opacity

Select all and group all the items.

In the transparency panel select "Show options" from the panel menu and then put a checkmark to "Knockout group"

Turn on View > Preview on CPU if it doesn't show correctly.

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Draw rectangles where you want things to be transparent.

Assign  a fill to them, but apply 0% opacity

Select all and group all the items.

In the transparency panel select "Show options" from the panel menu and then put a checkmark to "Knockout group"

Turn on View > Preview on CPU if it doesn't show correctly.

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