Is there an Inverse Mask?

I have this:

If I group red and blue together, and yellow and green together, how do I exclude the two groups? If I do an exclude selection it turns into this:

Not only are the colors unified, but the groups’ elements are also subject to exclusion. Unexpected, but still working as intended

For lines cutting through groups, I figured I could rasterize them. It works in that case although you’ll have to maintain the pre-rasterized group.

But in this case, when I did an exclude selection, the 2nd image(very right box) just disappeared

Is there an easier way to do this? Like an inverse mask? Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance!

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Hi there! I see in the conversation that the subtract selection might help you.

Here is our guide how to use Boolean operation: here

Tutorial video:

Hope this helps, and let’s keep an eye out for any insights or solutions that others in the community might have! Thank you.

Thank you! 😁

The boolean operation worked.

I’m using the desktop app so I had activate the ShapeShifter plugin to find it, but it work.

Hey @Curtis_Geter , glad you find a way to do this, thanks for letting us know 🙌

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