Graphics Programs Reference
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3
Click on the design layer to make sure it is the active layer, then choose Edit > Cut.
The package design is now on your clipboard.
Before using the Vanishing Point i lter you will want to create a blank layer. By
creating a blank layer, you can have the ef ects of the vanishing point separated from
the rest of your image, allowing you to turn of or on the results of the i lter.
4
Click on the package layer and then Alt+click (Windows) or Option+click (Mac OS) on
the Create a New Layer icon ( ) in the Layers panel. The New Layer dialog box appears.
5
Type package wrap into the Name text i eld and press OK. Make sure that the
package wrap layer is active.
Create a new layer for the Vanishing Point results.
6
Choose Filter > Vanishing Point. The Vanishing Point dialog box appears. In the
i rst part of this exercise, the perspective planes are made for you. You will create one
yourself later.
This i le has a pre-built perspective plane.
7
With the Vanishing Point dialog box open, press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V
(Mac OS) to paste the package design you cut in step 3. When you paste, the tool
changes to the Marquee selection tool.
