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【29】Through

This is a compositing mode only found in layer folders.

 

If the layer folder is normal, the compositing mode of the layers inside the folder will not be applied to the layers under the folder, but it will be applied by making it transparent.

 

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Above ... Folder is "Normal"-> Medium composition mode is not reflected

Below ... The folder is "transparent" → the composition mode inside is reflected

About the composition mode of drawing tools

Compositing modes are available not only for layers but also for drawing tools such as brushes, shapes, and gradations, and there are also compositing modes that are unique here.

 

The compositing mode of drawing tools is how to overlay the previously drawn color in the same layer, and see how the compositing mode works in the stroke preview displayed in the tool properties. You can.

 

The white area on the left half shows the part where the color of the same layer is on, and the black area on the right half shows the part where the color of the same layer is not on.

 

If you use the composite mode where the black area on the right is not displayed, you will not be able to draw in the part without color.

[30] Burning (black)

Burning (black) has the same effect as when gray with RGB value 191 is superimposed by burning (linear) regardless of the color used.

 

The difference is that the burning (linear) color is applied even from above the transparent color, but the burning (black) is not applied to the transparent color.

 

It may be useful when you want to partially darken the same layer without clipping.

 

[31] Dodge (white)

Dodge (white) has the same effect as when gray with RGB value 64 is layered by addition regardless of the color used.

 

This also does not apply to transparent parts like burning (black).

 

[32] Erase

As the name suggests, it is an effect that erases the color drawn earlier. The eraser composition mode that is included by default is also erased.

 

This is a composite mode that can be used when you do not want to use transparent colors, but want to use this pen setting as an eraser.

 

【33】Background

(↑ The playback position is set as the background)

 

If you put a color normally, it will overlap more and more on the top, but if you use it as a background, it will overlap more and more on the bottom.

 

This is a compositing mode that you can use when you want to draw something under what you have already drawn.

 

【34】Transparency replacement

(↑ The playback position is replaced with transparency)

 

Normally, overlaying a translucent color makes it more and more opaque, and overlaying an originally opaque color results in a lighter color, but in the case of transparency replacement, drawing from above with a translucent color causes that opacity. Will be applied as is.

 

This is a compositing mode that you can use when you do not want to reduce the opacity of a layer, but you want to place colors without overlapping with a semi-transparent brush, or you want to overlap translucent colors with the same feeling as opaque colors.

 

【35】Comparison (concentration)

The lower the opacity and the higher the opacity, the higher the composition mode.

It can be used when you want to draw separately without overlapping or replacing colors with different opacity due to gradation shadow painting.

 

[36] Erase (comparison)

(↑ The playback position is erased (compared) in the usage example)

 

Only if the opacity of the color you drew later minus 100 is less than the opacity of the color you drew earlier will erase the color you drew earlier.

 

Set the opacity of the brush to the opposite of the opacity you want to display (the number you want to drop), and erase it from the top.

 

At this time, if you erase in the normal composite mode, the overlapping part will disappear further, but if you erase in this composite mode, you will be able to erase with the same opacity.

 

It feels like a comparative (concentration) eraser plate.

 

at the end

With that feeling, I think I could probably explain almost all of the composite modes in CLIP STUDIO PAINT.

 

I think that there are various things such as I used it normally but I used it without knowing the detailed effect, I could not use it because I did not know what kind of effect it was, or I did not know the existence itself in the first place, but everyone's composition in this video I would be happy if you could help me choose the mode.

 

There are quite a lot of parts that have a burning blade, so that's not the case! I'm sorry if there is something like that.

 

Thank you for reading! I hope to see you somewhere again.