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This is an example in our mockup of how artboards will work, with an Artboard node feeding into a layer, and the layer's vertical output being given to the graph's output:
- [x] #1205 - Add an Artboard node which takes `GraphicElement` input and produces `Artboard` or `ArtboardGroup` output data.
- [x] #1224 - These node-based artboards will need to live in a new node graph attached directly to the document itself, rather than being part of any one layer. This special node graph will become the singular node graph representing a whole document once the transition away from legacy layers is complete.
- [x] #1221 - The output from that special node graph is of type `ArtboardGroup` and it should enter the SVG output renderer and become an appropriately colored background rectangle as well as a definition for a [clipping mask](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Tutorial/Clipping_and_masking). (A checkered transparency background (defined in CSS) should also be included in the viewport, but in a way that causes it to be excluded from things that rasterize the artboard.)
- [x] #1222 - The Artboard tool will also need to be updated to work with node-based artboards, plus any editor features like the New Document dialog and *Document* > *Clear Artboards*.
- [x] #1223 - Legacy artboard code can be removed.
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This is an example in our mockup of how artboards will work, with an Artboard node feeding into a layer, and the layer's vertical output being given to the graph's output:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: