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Krita manual: layers, color labels, compositing, inherit alpha and non-destructive masks
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A reading of one page of the Krita manual for painters who want to organise a layer stack, clip with inherit alpha and use filter or transformation masks. It ends with a short organising checklist labelled as the curator's own reading. Based on the documentation only; nothing was run in Krita.
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Krita manual: layers, color labels, compositing, inherit alpha and non-destructive masks
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A reading of one page of the Krita manual for painters who want to organise a layer stack, clip with inherit alpha and use filter or transformation masks. It ends with a short organising checklist labelled as the curator's own reading. Based on the documentation only; nothing was run in Krita.
Useful starting points
- Group layers composite separately from the rest of the stack unless pass through mode is on, so check that toggle when a group behaves unexpectedly.
- Inherit alpha confines painting to the pixels of the layers below, so on a fully filled white base layer your strokes will seem to do nothing.
- Use filter masks and transformation masks for changes you may want to undo, since the original layer stays intact.
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