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Cross-fading

Cross-fading transforms a shape from one form to another, with

OpenOffice.org handling all of the intermediate transitions. The result

is a new group of objects including the two end points and the

intermediate steps.

To carry out a cross-fade, select both objects (hold the Shift key while

selecting each object in turn) and then choose Edit > Cross-fading

On the Cross-fading dialog, choose the number of increments

(transition steps). You probably want to have Cross-fade attributes and

Same orientation both checked. The end result is shown in Figure 182.

Figure 181: Choosing cross-fading settings

Figure 182: Cross-fading example

Combining multiple objects

Using Draw, you can combine drawing objects together in two distinct

ways: grouping and combining. These two methods allow you to treat

multiple objects as one unit, or to merge objects to form a new shape.

Grouping is like putting objects in a container. You can move them as a

group and apply global changes to them. A group can always be

undone and the objects that make up the group can always be

manipulated separately.

A combination is a permanent fusion of objects leading to a new object.

The original objects are no longer available as individual entities and

the operation is not reversible.

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