![]() One solution to this, is to 'copy merged' the drawing, and 'paste' it over it. In Anime Studio, I have a character who has peach skin, and you can literally see the wall behind his face. It's nearly impossible to tell in Sketchbook, but in Windows Photo Viewer or a program like Anime Studio Debut 8 (which I'm currently using my drawings in), you can see it. Or, more specifically, whenever you flood fill something with a light colour (may depend on colour and shade, but white is one of them), you can literally see through it. It's ugly and annoying, but I don't think it's caused as many problems as the next issue.Ģ. I've contacted Autodesk about this erasing issue before, but no one's really done anything. In the attached file (sorry it looks so bad, it's just a quick example using the mouse), you can see two solid eyes, and a nearly transparent eye on the right of each one. ![]() No, I can't do anything about it, but it seems to me that whenever you draw something, two lines appear: one solid line, and one nearly transparent line. ![]() Just a moment ago, I think I figured out the problem. Even Sketchbook knows it's there, as when you use the flood fill tool, and bring the tolerance down to 1, it will fill the area around the lines. You may not be able to see it at first, but if you look from the bottom up at your screen, you can see the drawing is still there. Whenever I need to erase a drawing, it almost always (if not ALWAYS) leaves behind a very light mark. I've been experiencing a couple of problems in Sketchbook.ġ.
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