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I want to add to a layer with a color threshold by clipping

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mofuneko

Material ID 1736857 We are using this auto action. I'm trying to add this color threshold folder with clipping, but it doesn't work.

what i did
(1) Coupling
Remove the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold from the Shadow 1 layer folder → Adjust the opacity of the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold to make it gray → Create a new layer and combine it with the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold → Make a new layer on top and clip it and add it → no line at all

(2) Transcription
Remove the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold from the Shadow 1 layer folder → Adjust the opacity of the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold and make it gray → Create a new layer below and transfer from the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold Do → Create a new layer above and clip and add → No lines at all

You can edit without clipping. However, if you draw on a clipped layer, the line will not appear.
(I was able to add opacity protection.)

Could you please enlighten me if there is some way to make the lines and tones appear in the clipping? thank you.

Published date : 1 year ago

Updated date : 1 year ago

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nekopi ◆

1 year ago
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I tried.
> Take out the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold from the Shadow 1 layer folder → Adjust the opacity of the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold and make it gray

Since this Greske part is a gray only black that does not contain white, the upper network layer is not reflected.
I think it would be better to lay an opaque white mat.

Here's how I usually do it in this situation.
1. Change the expression color of the gray layer and duplicate it
2. Make the lower layer of the duplicate white with Edit menu > Tonal correction > Invert gradation (becomes light white gray)
3. Convert to monochrome layer, change alpha threshold to 1 (become opaque white)
4. Combine the two layers
When the layers are combined, it becomes an opaque gray, so you can create a layer above it and clip it to draw.

Note that lowering the opacity of the gray layer will also make the top layer lighter.
To avoid this, use Tonal Correction > Tone Curve (upward curve) instead of layer opacity to lighten the gray.
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mofuneko

1 year ago

I made it safely! I'm really thankful to you!
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nekopi ◆

1 year ago
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If possible, I think it would be easier to understand the situation if you could add a screenshot of the canvas and layer palette.
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mofuneko

1 year ago
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Thank you for your advice. The canvas looks like this.

1st sheet Immediately after completion of auto action
2nd sheet: After removing the tone layer and converting it to Greske, another layer was added on top of it.
3rd picture: State with clipping pressed (I just pressed it as it was, but the shaded area disappeared)

thank you.
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nekopi ◆

1 year ago
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I tried.
> Take out the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold from the Shadow 1 layer folder → Adjust the opacity of the layer to be adjusted with the color threshold and make it gray

Since this Greske part is a gray only black that does not contain white, the upper network layer is not reflected.
I think it would be better to lay an opaque white mat.

Here's how I usually do it in this situation.
1. Change the expression color of the gray layer and duplicate it
2. Make the lower layer of the duplicate white with Edit menu > Tonal correction > Invert gradation (becomes light white gray)
3. Convert to monochrome layer, change alpha threshold to 1 (become opaque white)
4. Combine the two layers
When the layers are combined, it becomes an opaque gray, so you can create a layer above it and clip it to draw.

Note that lowering the opacity of the gray layer will also make the top layer lighter.
To avoid this, use Tonal Correction > Tone Curve (upward curve) instead of layer opacity to lighten the gray.
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nekopi ◆

1 year ago
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Supplement.
Change the expression color of the gray layer in 1 is black only, so it means turning on both black and white.
The last change in gray color was to lighten the color after combining,
Before combining, it is okay to reduce the opacity of the gray layer "By color threshold..." and then combine it with the white layer. (I later found out that it was easier.)
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