Hi, Michael... Thank you for your response. We completely understand the limitation.

Unfortunately, for what we need (particularly in terms of speed and workflow efficiency) saving the viewport to a file first and then importing it into CorelDRAW is no longer practical. Our team is often working under extremely tight deadlines, and with the current workload, they frequently end up having to work overtime. Adding another step to the workflow would make things even more difficult for them.

That said, I’ve heard from our engineering designers, who generally have more flexible deadlines, that they do indeed request PDF or SVG formats, just as you mentioned, when they need a more specific or editable output. So, your response has essentially confirmed the direction of their workflow, and we sincerely appreciate your response.

Sincerely,
- Elang

Hi Elang,
Dont worry about offending. I am the one who doesn't know/understand here. Maybe I can learn something.

I mistakenly only heard "Corel" as the app and didnt differentiate that i used a different app.

Here I have a different script that uses a "Black background" to be removed by masking. I do this one in Draw



I add a second object and show myself a transparent background result using "Order of Objects"

But you had mentioned using "Multiply" which for me was a color blending mode in Bitmap software (Thats why I went into paint also)

I am not familiar with what Multiply in Draw is so definitely may be missing something.

Also using simple files as I am could be missing the mark too. Was just hoping we had a solution to offer.

Show this one to your guys. If it looks promising, I'll attach the "BlackBackgroundShot" script here

Anyway. good luck!