We've seen previously how to clip an image inside a single shape.
Have used a rectangle, some kind of a starting of some fancy star.
Now we are going to see how we are going to clip an image inside multiple ships, OK?
You can see the foot.
You can see this one over here and some exact and stories like this.
So let's start.
Let's take the shape over here.
You notice that this shape, first of all, it's in the ozone layer.
That's layer three.
But I have several shapes here.
One, two, three, four.
I don't know what.
Let's put an image here so we go to file place.
And there's got to texture.
OK, and we do the texture just like this.
And, of course, properties arranged, sent back.
Let's go back to layers, and we are in the same layer pretty good.
Now, if I select everything from properties I go to make lipin mask, it will do is strange.
And we have masks, sometimes nothing.
So I'm going to do this.
What do you have to do is to create a compound bath, meaning making all these shapes as a single bath.
I'm going to select all the ships, remove the image and select the image by pressing shift and clicking
on it and go to object, and you have compound both here in the next picture, we see a lot of the compound
path and I'm going to make the compound path to come back to layers here.
And I look at my layer, I would see compound path pretty good and have the image I'm going to select
both of them, come to properties and make Clippy mask.
And here you are.
This is how you combine shapes together using the CommBank path and you put an image and you create
a Clippy mask set for this guy.
So I'm going to select them all.
Just to give you another example object.
Kompong Path and make, so I had a compound path I can check, did I get a compound path?
Yes.
Let's bring an image file, please.
Let's bring the mountains.
I think it's good and we do the mountain just over here.
Let's go like this, not to be fine.
Properties and arrange and sent to back.
I can see my shape when I select my shape, not just now, my shape is one or the shapes are one shape
and then select the image and make be masking a beautiful.
I did something small for you here.
You can do exactly the same.
You can select them all, go to object and path and bring an image, for example, edit or find a place
and take the color one now.
And we want to place it just over here, just like this, OK?
And arrange and to back.
I can see them all select all of them.
Hopefully I'm in the same layer.
Actually, I am and then object.
Sleeping mask make or you could have come to properties, it seems, at Animistic, the clip, Imus
did not work, so I'm going to direct them all and not I do not have a compound path here.
So I'm going to go to object, compound, bath and make again.
And now I can see the compound bath.
That's very good.
Select the image and the compound path object and clearly mask make and this is very nice.
OK, I work a lot of things like this.
By the way, I forgot to mention that the editing is exactly the same.
You can use your white arrow, come over, click on the mask or somewhere it's visible.
Your image has been selected.
You can see it go back with the Black Arrow and you can edit the image the way you would like, move
it around or make it smaller or whatever.
When you finish, just click out.
Also, you can use the other option, object clippy mask and edit content and now you can edit your
image.
So it's exactly the same like using a single chip if you select and come to object and go Clippy mask
and release.
So now you have released the image from the mask.
That's what you have done this click out because they are both selected now and move the image.
So you notice you have lost the feel and the stroke for these ships.
So it's good to give them a certain stroke to see them again, pull over and do that and that and that.
And it was a lovely clipping over here.
OK, guys, I see you in the next video with some text clipping just like this.