You’ll enjoy significantly faster display without losing any capabilities. When you are not editing cached objects, it usually won’t matter that they are displayed at lower resolution. This can make it much easier to work in documents that contain complex vector objects or high-resolution images, which can significantly slow down zooming and scrolling. When an object is cached, Canvas X Draw creates a low-resolution version of the object to display on screen. Pixel Mode also prevents pixel shifting, which sometimes occurs when objects are exported to the Web.Ĭaching in Canvas X Draw is a technique that can dramatically increase display speed. At the same time, all of your images will remain fully editable. When creating Web graphics, the standard resolution is 72 ppi. Pixel Mode: The Pixel Mode setting allows users to view graphics at 72 ppi before they are rendered. With this mode, the screen display tends to speed up. Paint objects are hollow and only their bounding box appears. When Wireframe is selected, vector objects are hollow and have 1-point black pen strokes. Wireframe: Wireframe mode shows vector objects without their assigned ink or stroke attributes. Bright greeen is the default indicator color. Ink Coverage: This mode shows all areas of the image that exceed a specified ink coverage. It replaces out-of-gamut colors with a special indicator color. Gamut Warning: This mode highlights colors that are outside the CMYK color gamut. The normal Canvas X Draw display shows all objects with their inks, strokes, and other attributes as they are in the document. To Open the Display Options Manager:Īny settings you select in the dialog box are saved as the default setup for new documents. When a special display option is active, a checkmark appears next to the option in the menu. The items in the Show, Alert, and Preview groups can be individually toggled on and off by choosing Layout | Display. You can change these same settings in the Display Options manager dialog box. Change display options and set the default display options for new documents. In Display Options, you can configure most of the options for screen display. Use these options to change color settings within Canvas X Draw. The following examples show what happens when inks are scaled or not scaled: When working with objects that contain Hatch, Texture, Symbol, or Pattern inks, it is possible to magnify these objects without magnifying the ink as well. Preserve Corners: Select this option to keep the corners intact i.e., dashes will not be applied to the corners of objects.Ĭontinue with Dash: Select this option to apply dashes to the corners of objects. If you are applying dashed pen stroke to objects, you can define how dashes are handled if an object has corners. The Attributes manager contains options for both dashes and inks. Access the Preferences dialog box by choosing Canvas X Draw | Preferences. In the Preferences dialog box, in the General folder, you can set preferences for a number of general application and document settings.
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