Hi everyone! How's it going?
I've been consulted by someone who hasn't worked with the bucket tool before,
so in this video, I'd like to teach you how to fix the bucket tool.
When painting the color by the Bucket tool, be sure to bring the line art layer on top.
Then tap one of the "Settings" buttons in this image to open the fill settings window.
First, tap "Reset" to return to the default value.
If you want the line art layer to be the border, select "Opacity" for the border.
Also, if you want the fill layer or part of the photo to be the border,
select "Color" for the border. In this illustration,
I want to use line art as the boundary, so I tap "Opacity".
The% of "Strength" is the setting of how much error occurs from the transparency
of the starting point as the boundary. When set to 0%, the transparency that is exactly
the same as the starting point is filled. I think about 20% is just right.
Next is the "Reference Layer". If you select "Current Layer",
the working layer will be read and be filled.
If you select "Specific Layer", the layer selected in the layer row below it is read
and the current layer is filled. If you select "Canvas",
the picture that combines all layers is read and the working layer is filled.
This time, I want to paint the working layer by referring to the line art,
so I select "Specific Layer", tap the layer line, and select the line art layer.
Now let's paint the color with a bucket and see the difference.
For example, try painting with different strengths of 0% and 20%.
You can see that the greater the strength, the more the line art is painted.
If there is a gap with the line art,
increase the "Strength" as much as possible. Or you can reduce the gap by increasing "Expansion".
I don't understand what you are saying. difficult!
If you feel that, there is no problem if you use the bucket in the first "Reset".
Most problems are covered by the first easy setup, so you can use it with confidence.
Now let's have a fast-forward look at the overall bucket fill.
When I paint, the line art layer is hidden to check if there are any unpainted areas,
so please use it as a reference for how to paint.
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