This command will process the layers by preserving the border and removing the color inside.
After using this command will create the front layer and the non-intersecting part of the bottom layer image. The Crop command will keep the visible part of the front layer and the part that does not intersect the front and back layers. If two layers have the same color, this command will automatically merge both layers of the same color. The way it works is the same as the Trim command and separates the same layers. The visible image area after using this command will be split into separate layers. The Trim command will keep visible parts of the image and delete the invisible image area. The Divide command is used to subdivide objects and create new layers. The effect is the same as the Minus Front command but take the color of the bottom layer. This command will keep the intersections and delete the intersections. This command will delete the top layer and create the pattern shown in the example below. This is the action of merging two images into one, the upper layer will wrap the bottom layer. Shapes Mode has the effect of cutting, merging, selecting intersecting areas and creating a new shape with one color. Meaning of commands in the Pathfinder tool 3.1. You can then combine the shapes with the Pathfinder tool (3). Step 3: Take the Selection Tool (1) and select 2 drawings (2). Step 2: To test this tool, create two shapes (Shapes) by clicking on the Shape tool (1) => select pattern (2) and draw 2 patterns (3).
Then, the Pathfinder tool panel will appear as shown below. Step 1: Click on the Windows menu (1) => Pathfinder (2) or use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Ctrl + F9 to turn on this tool. Pathfinder group will include 6 small commands: Divide, Trim, Merge, Crop, Outline, Minus Back. Shape Modes includes 4 small commands: Unite, Minus Front, Intersect and Exclude. In the Pathfinder tool there are 2 groups of commands: Shape Modes and Pathfinder. Thanks to this feature, you can create unique patterns or draw difficult patterns in the design. Simply put, Pathfinder is an intelligent shaping tool, allowing you to nest 2 objects, shapes, and paths to form patterns. So what is Pathfinder? How to use Pathfinder? Please read along to learn about Pathfinder in the article below.
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