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Transparent pixel vector layer discolored part of line

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クロクロyuyu

Thank you for reading. I'm prompt, but please let me ask a question ...

After inserting the pen in the vector layer, I tried to lock transparent pixels and make a part of the line change from black to brown, but I could not do it.

As a result of examination, it seems that it can be done by the procedure like the bottom picture, but I do not understand this explanation so much ...

I stumble in the second step. Can anyone explain to beginners, ignorant ones easy to understand?> <

I'm sorry for troubling you, thank you.

Published date : 5 years ago

Updated date : 5 years ago

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アップルアップル ◆

5 years ago
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If you do it with Crista, the example is old, but it is the feeling that the support staff is explained here.
If you change color partially, create a separate raster layer on top of the vector layer as written on the bottom,
It is a method of putting the color on the line after setting the [clipping to the lower layer] state.
https://www.clip-studio.com/clip_site/support/request/detail/svc/54/tid/70768
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クロクロyuyu

5 years ago

Thank you for giving me advice every time ... I'm just asking for help.

We solved it ...!
Thank you for much reply.

I could discolor by putting a raster layer on the vector layer. It seems that it was not examined properly and it is embarrassing.

Best answer I was worried a lot ...
I will select it by those who attached a descriptive page.

Everyone Thank you very much…!
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トライアンフ ◆

5 years ago
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I see the explanation of Irsta, but why?
https://www.clip-studio.com/clip_site/support/help/detail/svc/5/tid/16113
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アップルアップル ◆

5 years ago
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If you do it with Crista, the example is old, but it is the feeling that the support staff is explained here.
If you change color partially, create a separate raster layer on top of the vector layer as written on the bottom,
It is a method of putting the color on the line after setting the [clipping to the lower layer] state.
https://www.clip-studio.com/clip_site/support/request/detail/svc/54/tid/70768
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たけのこきのこ ◆

5 years ago
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As Triumph says, the explanation of the image is of Irsta, and Crista does not have a clipping folder.

Place the raster layer on top of the vector layer and clip it to color only the lines of the underlying vector layer.
The clipped layer will have a pink line on the left side on the layer palette.
(Clipping will be done by pressing the button enclosed in the red square on the layer palette.)

You can also clip vector layers and folders from the top, except for raster layers.

TIPS 'operation around layer [2] layer attribute' also has an explanation.
https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/582
As official TIPS explains basic operations in one way, reading the other pages may expand the range of things that can be done.
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