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In Clip Studio, I want to paste a tone like a multitone of Power Tone 3.

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takenokoro

Is it possible to put different tones on one layer in Clip Studio?

I was pasting tones with Power Tone 3, and I thought I could do it in Clip Studio as well.
In Clip Studio, it seems that there is one tone per layer,
I'm wondering if I can reduce the number of layers.

If you know how you can do it, or if you know you can't, please let us know.
Thank you very much.

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Published date : 2 years ago

Updated date : 2 years ago

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茶屋 ◆

2 years ago
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Tones with the same number of lines and the same pattern (dots, 10,000 lines, etc., [type of net]) can be created in one layer.
If the number of lines and the pattern are the same, the gradation tone can be drawn on the same layer.

for example,
If you want to paste 10% halftone dots and 40% halftone dots on one layer
In the layer properties, set the expression color of the layer to gray → turn on [Tone] of [Effect] → draw with 10% density gray and 40% gray
If you want to change the tone pattern, you can change it in [Net Settings] of the layer property.

Tones that cannot be set in the layer properties, such as floral patterns and pattern tones such as checks, cannot be pasted on the same layer, but if the number of lines is the same,
You can combine them into one by turning off both tone buttons, returning to the gray layer, and then [Combine Layers]. (If you really want to put it together)

If this is not the case and you have any other questions, please add them.
There may be some way.
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takenokoro

2 years ago

It was very helpful to know that if you use a gray layer, you can create tones and gradations with different shades.
Thank you!
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茶屋 ◆

2 years ago
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Tones with the same number of lines and the same pattern (dots, 10,000 lines, etc., [type of net]) can be created in one layer.
If the number of lines and the pattern are the same, the gradation tone can be drawn on the same layer.

for example,
If you want to paste 10% halftone dots and 40% halftone dots on one layer
In the layer properties, set the expression color of the layer to gray → turn on [Tone] of [Effect] → draw with 10% density gray and 40% gray
If you want to change the tone pattern, you can change it in [Net Settings] of the layer property.

Tones that cannot be set in the layer properties, such as floral patterns and pattern tones such as checks, cannot be pasted on the same layer, but if the number of lines is the same,
You can combine them into one by turning off both tone buttons, returning to the gray layer, and then [Combine Layers]. (If you really want to put it together)

If this is not the case and you have any other questions, please add them.
There may be some way.
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BigField ◆

2 years ago
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Use the following to make a selection and paste tones from the material palette.
・ Bottom of material palette → ～ Paste
・ Bottom of material pallet → ～ Re-paste

If you want to use the "new tone" of the selection launcher when there is a selection, turn on the following inside.
・ If there are tones with the same settings, combine them into one.
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takenokoro

2 years ago
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Teahouse

Thank you very much.
If you use a gray layer, it's very refreshing to be able to combine even gradations in one layer!
It is unavoidable that things with different numbers of lines and pattern tones must be on a separate layer.
I will remember the specifications so that I can get used to the production in Clip Studio.

BigField

Thank you very much.
As the number of tone layers increases, it is very convenient to have a function that combines tones with the same settings into one!
I've never used the paste and re-paste buttons, so I'd appreciate it if you could tell me.

Thank you very much, two people!
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