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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Now that we can change line color (yay! thank you!), we need to be able to color completely over them so pictures with pupils can have other-than-black lines but still have black pupils. Otherwise things have crazy eyes.
Thanks!
Kelli
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Thanks for the great suggestion, and to everyone who voted! The team had a chance to review and we are considering this idea. Stay tuned…
An error occurred while saving the comment The new(ish) ability is awesome, but I REALLY like the idea of being able to remove the lines and/or color over the lines so they don’t show through.
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Thanks for the great suggestion, and to everyone who voted! The team had a chance to review and we are considering this idea. Stay tuned…
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An error occurred while saving the comment Please, please, PLEASE do this!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes!! Having the blend pull in colors from outside the selected section(s) is AWFUL!!
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An error occurred while saving the comment I have no idea what Dutch Pour is, but this is gorgeous, and now I want it, too!
I frequently want to combine two or more sections of a picture for a smoother or blended effect, so I color over the lines. But the lines still show through and really mess up the effect I’m trying to achieve.
Having “transparent” as an additional line color setting where the black and white line color settings are would be one way to address this. But even BETTER would be an opacity setting (really, logically, 100 percent opacity should do this…) that completely covers the lines. That way we could have lines where we want them and NOT have lines where we don’t want them. Thanks for considering!!