path is filled. The button with the inner square blank toggles even-odd mode, where every filled region of the path is next to an unfilled one, like this: Sub-path with different direction Sub-path overlaps with a sub-path of a different direction that ‘decrease the level of overlapping’ so that the region between the two is considered outside the path and remain unfilled, like this: Sub-path with different back faster at the cost of lower resolution. Use Region Of Interest We technically only need to use the section of the image that is in view. Region of interest represents that section. When the image

path is filled. The button with the inner square blank toggles even-odd mode, where every filled region of the path is next to an unfilled one, like this: Sub-path with different direction Sub-path overlaps with a sub-path of a different direction that ‘decrease the level of overlapping’ so that the region between the two is considered outside the path and remain unfilled, like this: Sub-path with different back faster at the cost of lower resolution. Use Region Of Interest We technically only need to use the section of the image that is in view. Region of interest represents that section. When the image

path is filled. The button with the inner square blank toggles even-odd mode, where every filled region of the path is next to an unfilled one, like this: Sub-path with different direction Sub-path overlaps with a sub-path of a different direction that 'decrease the level of overlapping' so that the region between the two is considered outside the path and remain unfilled, like this: Sub-path with different back faster at the cost of lower resolution. Use Region Of Interest We technically only need to use the section of the image that is in view. Region of interest represents that section. When the image