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Not a Corel user (Illy), but I would convert the camo to spot colors first (they may not be?) then I would think they would print out just fine.Steve
Quote from: Sbrem on October 16, 2015, 02:50:29 PMNot a Corel user (Illy), but I would convert the camo to spot colors first (they may not be?) then I would think they would print out just fine.Steve"I found a vector desert camo design.I opened it up in coreldraw...ungrouped it and converted all of the colors in the camo to its closest matching Pantone solid color".Sounds like, according to Larry, spot color pattern fills and power clips sep fine but do not display properly
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Just got home....seps didn't work. I'm still getting CYMK....but what is weird is I'm also getting one part of the design sep'ing with the pantone colors....but that part of the design is ALSO showing CYMK.The mascot in the company logo showing as pantone seps and CYMK.....the text in the design showing up as only cymk.The mascot is not touching the text.
Quote from: Mark @ Hurricane Printing on October 16, 2015, 06:59:06 PMJust got home....seps didn't work. I'm still getting CYMK....but what is weird is I'm also getting one part of the design sep'ing with the pantone colors....but that part of the design is ALSO showing CYMK.The mascot in the company logo showing as pantone seps and CYMK.....the text in the design showing up as only cymk.The mascot is not touching the text.If you have you camo pattern in a vector form where you were able to change the colors of each section then just group that full camo pattern and duplicate it to make it as large as the area you need. then just power clip the camo pattern into your object you want to have the camo pattern. no need to make it a pattern fill which is what i think you have done.this will allow it to print out however you want. you can add fades and any other effect as well. the eye dropper will not read the correct colors. the pic show what I am referring to.
Once again, a TSB member going above and beyond! Good job Daniel!