Is it possible to have multiple active layers so e.g. I start drawing on Layer 1 and Layer 2 will get painted on as well?
I'd like to create a seamless texture. I could create a virtual copy of the first layer, but I don't want to have 2 identical images.
Working on multiple layers at the same time
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- Mitglied
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Working on multiple layers at the same time
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- Entwickler
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Re: Working on multiple layers at the same time
You can't do that.
But if you want to create a seamless pattern, you can use vector patterns to do something similar.
I am assuming, that you want to create a pattern having the size (256;256):
But if you want to create a seamless pattern, you can use vector patterns to do something similar.
I am assuming, that you want to create a pattern having the size (256;256):
- Create an empty new document ("File > New > New Document") with the size (256;256), RGB
- Create a new transparent RGB image layer with the size (768;768), position (-256;-256). Now you have an image that extends beyond the document on all 4 sides.
- Group this image layer.
- Turn on "View > Pattern Mode".
- Now when you leave the document while painting, the content inside the document will appear on the opposite page.
- Right-click any color field and select "Vector Pattern from Document" from the context menu. A Color Editor will appear, just hit OK.
- Create an empty new document ("File > New > New Document") with the size (256;256), RGB
- Create a vector layer filling the document ("Layout > Vector > Fit in Vector Layer").
- Right-click the fill color of the vector layer and select "Paste".
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