If the two surfaces are independent displayable graphics objects (that is, they come from two different input sources), you can use the Transform filter on one of the surfaces to move it away from the other surface.

If the two surfaces came from the same input source, maybe you can "separate" one of them into an independent displayable graphics object using one of the Extract filters, and then proceed as above.

Sam

On 8/11/2012 10:42 AM, Hila Hiler wrote:
Hi All,

I have two surfaces, one on the other, with different scalars and sizes (one is bigger than the other),
and I'd like to present one surface above the other, it means that both of them will be visible,
but the bigger won't be visible in the places where the smaller is presented.

How am I doing that?

Thanks in advance!


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