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How to Overlap One animation character from the other

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Sarah simmer

What should I do to make my female character below overlap the male character? Is there a function in Clipstudio paint to "Move to Front" the female character?

Please note that the female character and male character are drawn and animated on a separate animation folder.

Published date : 11 days ago

Updated date : 10 days ago

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animator

11 days ago
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Usapyon is right.

You can also get the same result by selecting the animation folder in which the female character is nested and selecting "Bring to Front" from the "Arrange" menu in the Layer menu.

For the sample, convert the line art in each animation folder to vector lines and place a raster layer for coloring underneath, which should make coloring easier.
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Sarah simmer

10 days ago

I get it now, thank you for the clear explanation with a sample diagram on how to do it :)
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うさぴょん ◆

11 days ago
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Simply open the layer palette and drag and drop the female line drawing layer onto the male line drawing.

Create a new raster layer under the female line drawing and fill the character shape with a solid color of your choice, which will hide the male character underneath.
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うさぴょん ◆

11 days ago
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Sorry, you're talking about animation. I mistook it for illustration. Please wait until someone who is knowledgeable about animation functions writes about it.
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animator

11 days ago
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Usapyon is right.

You can also get the same result by selecting the animation folder in which the female character is nested and selecting "Bring to Front" from the "Arrange" menu in the Layer menu.

For the sample, convert the line art in each animation folder to vector lines and place a raster layer for coloring underneath, which should make coloring easier.
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ミナト(トキハルト) ◆

10 days ago
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If the folder's blending mode is set to "pass",
there is a possibility that the lines will show through to the image underneath,
so we recommend that you also set the blending mode of the folder containing the base to "normal" to prevent the characters from showing through to each other.
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