Quoted from PhilGreg:The gray squares don't stay transparent - for the Atlantis translite I cut them out with an xacto knife. I had the printer quote me for them to cut them out
I think the transparent section can be done without cutting (I'm assuming we print onto a clear plastic. )
I made a color based selection of the four gray squares and then deleted them so no image would exist in their space, clear down to the checkered background layer.
My assumption is that a printed image will keep this area transparent and no cutting would be necessary.
The only remaining question is the opacity percentage. If it's printed fully opaque, it won't illuminate from behind. Do you create an alpha channel to fully block certain sections and allow light through certain parts, or is it all printed semi transparent with even illumination?
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