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[Dan Goodman]

There’s currently a bug where the subscription info isn’t showing up in your profile, where you can manage it. Email support@cocktail.software and we’ll get you sorted. Include your order #.

[Dan Goodman]

Sorry for the late reply. Glad you are liking the tool. Unfortunately, modes like subtract, multiply, etc… are not possible in the current version. You can only blend by opacity through the brush properties, like opacity mask and fill (depending on layer type). We are planning to add pixel-shader-based effects, which could give you the desired functionality in the future, though.

[Dan Goodman]

Not so much. There have been some YouTube videos, twitch streams, etc… that go over a lot of the steps to get started, but there isn’t a single place yet to find all the steps in order from start to finish.

[Dan Goodman]

Keith,
Thanks for answering this. I’m sure others will run into the same question.
Dan.

[Dan Goodman]

I tested this out with the most recent version of the tool, and it seems to be working. As long as you have the width set to any numeric value or set to Auto with horizontal alignment set to Stretch, it should work. You will also want the height set to auto or a large enough value to hold the text overflow. If you have auto set and horizontal alignment set to Left, Right or Center, the width will grow with the text. In that case, you won’t get Word Wrap. Otherwise, it should be fine. I would make sure you have the latest, and if that doesn’t fix it, I would remove and re-add the text layer, setting the appropriate values.

[Dan Goodman]

That functionality is not there right now. This is definitely a feature we could support in the future. Alternatively, you could find a font that has an outline already.

[Dan Goodman]

You have 2 options here.

1) Link the foreground of the text layer to the data using mapped link.
2) Set the color of the text inline using the span tag.

If all of the text color per card is the same, I’d go with #1. #2 is useful if you want different colors within the same block of text.

For number 1, you just need some column in the spreadsheet that will affect the text color. In the foreground property of the text layer, select the Mapped link type. Select the column to map to, and then add 2 entries, one for the red mapping and one for the black mapping.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Dan Goodman.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Dan Goodman.

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