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how to delete all lines in one color on a layer

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I made a huge mistake in my drawing, using a white brush to cover mistakes instead of just erasing them... I don't know what I was thinking. Now it has all been merged together and I can't fill the lineart to color it, because the white blobs on the same layer as the lineart cover the base color. I can manually erase them, but it makes my lineart really ugly. So I'm wondering if there was a way to delete all lines of the same color (in this case, white) on a layer with other colors? Or to separate them from the other colors, like the drawing on the right in the image attached. Sorry this is really specific. Thanks.

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Published date : 3 years ago

Updated date : 3 years ago

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茶屋 ◆

3 years ago
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I'm not sure about the situation ...
I'm not sure if this method will work, so try duplicating the layer first and then try it.

Edit menu → [Convert brightness to transparency]
If red is mixed, try [Convert Brightness to Transparency], then change [Foreground Color] → Edit Menu → [Convert Line Color to Foreground Color].
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3 years ago

Your method worked! Thank you so much <3
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3 years ago
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There is a red paint on the line art you say (dark gray instead of black).
If it is on the same layer, it is already mixed, so it is difficult to completely remove only the red elements from dark gray.

How about trying to work separately on the line art layer and the fill layer from the beginning as the basis of the operation?
If possible, if the line art is a vector layer, the worry of color mixing can be reduced.

Please excuse me if the question has a different meaning.
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茶屋 ◆

3 years ago
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I'm not sure about the situation ...
I'm not sure if this method will work, so try duplicating the layer first and then try it.

Edit menu → [Convert brightness to transparency]
If red is mixed, try [Convert Brightness to Transparency], then change [Foreground Color] → Edit Menu → [Convert Line Color to Foreground Color].
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nino88 ◆

3 years ago
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Clip Studio Paint can't extract a color-integrated line art.
If it is black and white image, you can do so by choosing Edit > Brightness to Transparency in the top menu. (Image①)
The easiest way is to install an app called "ibis paint" and…

1　Fill the whole surface with layer mode "divide"
2　The layer from which you want to extract the line art
3　Fill the whole surface with layer mode "normal"

Merging the images in this way should result in a single black and white picture. (Image②③)
Then you can extract the line art by choosing Edit > Brightness to Transparency, which I wrote in the first paragraph by Clip Paint.
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