I don't know why Vector Magic does that.

But I would advice you to save them in white all the time so you could change them to any colour in BT.

komies, 6 years ago

BluffTitler ignores all colour info in the EPS file.

It only imports the vector outlines.

The EPS layer has the same interface and features as the text layer. The EPS file is treated as a font with only a single glyph.

outerspace-software.com...

michiel, 6 years ago

@Komies, but if the .eps has multiple parts how can i change color of individual parts to different colours



@Michiel, but some .eps files has the original colors, other dont, even though i follow the same process creating them

FuZZy BluFF, 6 years ago

1. Use texture. (Like ColourmapReflectionmap effect)
2. Put all different colour parts in container so they move as one.
3. Don't use Vector Magic but use the traced picture layer.

komies, 6 years ago

FuZZy BluFF, that would be a miracle!

When you send us your EPS files, we will take a look at them:

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michiel, 6 years ago

I done it a second time and it was colorless......

Thanks for advice i will keep chipping away trying to learn BT

FuZZy BluFF, 6 years ago

Glad to hear that ?

Easy ways to colour your logo:
-use the COLOUR property
-add a texture (choose MEDIA > CHANGE TEXTURE...)

And here's a fancy way:
-apply the ProceduralTextures\RGB effect (choose MEDIA > Change effect...) and play around with the properties that start with "FX"

michiel, 6 years ago

So i am learning very slowly but still struggling to color my eps logo

I have an image with like 10 different colors but can't figure out how to color individual parts of the logo.
I can only manage to color entire logo with one color.

FuZZy BluFF, 6 years ago

Have you already tried the traced picture layer:

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michiel, 6 years ago

Thank you Michiel, that worked a treat

FuZZy BluFF, 6 years ago

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