The pattern is created by repeating the tile to fill up the object. Depending on the size of the object, the pattern fill may consist of one or more tiles. Vector and bitmap patterns are made up of smaller units called tiles. You can also adjust pattern parameters such as the brightness, luminance, and color contrast of the pattern. You can also create a radial or linear seamless blend between the bitmap pattern tiles, and you can smooth the color transition between tiles by matching their edges. The brightness and the contrast of bitmap patterns can be adjusted. For example, if you enlarge the object, the pattern becomes larger while the number of tiles remains the same. If you want a pattern fill to change according to actions you perform on the filled object, you can set the fill to transform with the object. You can mirror the fill so that alternating tiles are reflections of each other. The center of the tile is moved down (right). The center of the pattern tile is moved to the right (middle). For more information, see Finding and viewing fills and transparencies.įrom left to right: Original vector pattern fill. You can also download additional fill packs. You can browse the available pattern fills, search by keyword, mark fills as favorites, and sort fills. For information about two-color fills, see Applying two-color pattern fills.ĬorelDRAW provides a collection of vector and bitmap patterns that you can access. A bitmap pattern fill is a bitmap image whose complexity is determined by its size, image resolution, and bit depth. A vector fill can have color or transparent background. A vector pattern fill is a more complex vector graphic composed of lines and fills. You can fill objects with vector or bitmap pattern fills, as well as two-color fills. To adjust the color transitions, brightness, and contrast of a bitmap pattern fill To modify a vector or bitmap pattern fill To create a vector or bitmap pattern from an imported image To create a vector or bitmap pattern from the workspace
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