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I want to change the line color of multiple layers at once.

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juncomics

I would like to know how to modify the line color of various layers all at once.
So, if you know anything about this, please advise.

Published date : 10 months ago

Updated date : 10 months ago

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10 months ago
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As a basic operation, there is no function to change the line color of multiple selected vector layers all at once.
I can't say anything because I can't see the entire layer palette in the presented image, so I don't know the upper configuration.

As an alternative,
Create a range of lines by enclosing all vector layers in one folder (From the layer menu, select "Selection from layer" and "Create selection"),
How about creating a raster layer above the corresponding folder and coloring it with any color with "Fill" to "make it look like the color has changed"?

Currently, there is basically no function to extract line elements from vector layers, so it is possible to extract vector lines using some kind of auto action,
Since the explanation of the method is time consuming, we omit it.
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juncomics

10 months ago

Thank you for kindly leaving an answer to a question that lacks an explanation.
I'll try it myself as you commented next time.
Thanks, it was a big help ^^
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Chimpantaco^

10 months ago
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You can multi select the layers you'd like to change and go under the edit tab, and click [ convert to drawing color ] .

If your attempting to change the line color to match an underlying/base color, you can save the image, then enlarge and clip it to your lines. I like to set the layer to blending mode [ screen ] or [ add glow ] and adjust it to fit.
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juncomics

10 months ago
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First of all, thank you for your kind reply.
However, as you said, even if you select multiple layers and use the [Convert to Drawing Color] function, the line colors of all layers do not change.
If you don't mind, could you elaborate a bit more on the process of correcting the line color?
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10 months ago
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The questioner's explanation is insufficient.

Are the colors of multiple "lines" the same?
Please indicate the specific image configuration.
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juncomics

10 months ago
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First of all, sorry for checking the reply late.
As you said, the colors of the lines that currently exist in multiples are all the same.
Also, even if you use the conversion function after selecting multiple layers, there is no change except for the layers shown in the photo below.
If you can help me, please give me advice like last time.
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10 months ago
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As a basic operation, there is no function to change the line color of multiple selected vector layers all at once.
I can't say anything because I can't see the entire layer palette in the presented image, so I don't know the upper configuration.

As an alternative,
Create a range of lines by enclosing all vector layers in one folder (From the layer menu, select "Selection from layer" and "Create selection"),
How about creating a raster layer above the corresponding folder and coloring it with any color with "Fill" to "make it look like the color has changed"?

Currently, there is basically no function to extract line elements from vector layers, so it is possible to extract vector lines using some kind of auto action,
Since the explanation of the method is time consuming, we omit it.
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juncomics

10 months ago
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Thank you for kindly leaving an answer to a question that lacks an explanation.
I'll try it myself as you commented next time.
Thanks, it was a big help ^^
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