What does the 'masking' feature do in Cvent Diagramming?

The 'masking' feature in Cvent Diagramming is primarily used to enhance the visual clarity of a diagram by hiding certain areas. This functionality is particularly useful when you want to focus on specific elements of a layout while obscuring others that may be unnecessary or distracting. By masking these areas, users can create a cleaner and more effective visual representation of the information they wish to convey, making it easier for viewers to understand the diagram's critical aspects.

This capability is distinct from merely changing colors, creating templates, or ensuring high-resolution printing. While editing colors can improve aesthetics, it does not address the issue of visual clutter. Similarly, creating templates is about efficiency and standardization in diagram creation, not about enhancing visibility for specific sections. High-resolution printing pertains to the physical quality of the output rather than the clarity of the diagram's visual elements in its digital form. Therefore, understanding the purpose of masking emphasizes its role in creating clear and focused visual communications within diagrams.