Hello,
I can't for the life of me, figure out how to make the background part of this Two-Color pattern fill to be transparent. And it's not under the Transparency tab. That doesn't work. That causes all kinds of weirdness. This used to be super easy back in the day. Now I have no clue how to do it.
Just to be clear... I want the white and light blue mass, to be just light blue stripes with transparency everywhere the white is.
First the area of the drawing behind the area that you want transparent needs to be cut out to the transparent background, unless you want the background behind the blue stripes.
The pattern fill needs to be added and the white made transparent.
I would handle the process using raster effect in Photo-PAINT.
Are you absolutely sure you could do it with a Two-color pattern fill?Don't remember and cannot check further back than 2018 but I have not found any transparency option in Two-color pattern fills.Why not try a vector pattern fill instead (Two-color pattern fills are bitmaps and rather limited)?Maybe you can choose PostScript Fill and modify the Hatch fill pattern, or create your own Vector pattern fill.
There is no transparency tab in the pattern fill dialog. However, it is a bitmap and can be made transparent, if I know what the end user is looking for, this post is so vague it leaves you guessing.
I messed around a bit and found that if you go to Object Properties/Transparency there's a Transparency section. Mess around in there and you'll get it.
Hmmm. X7 though.
The original poster said transparency caused weirdness so unless they can describe what they expect to see through the transparency I'm saving my time.