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I can’t convert my grayscale multi-layered image to color without being forced to merge or flatten layers.
It seems to me that my quest to include color information on one layer (i would even accept being forced into making color information for all layers) without being forced to merge or flatten all the layers in my image…… should be possible as the link between layers need only to be pixel address.
The complexity of each pixel on each layer should be totally independent of any other layer. all
that is really required is that the program understands which pixel aligns with which pixel on each layer.
anyway…..i can’t seem to figure a way to change my grayscale lines in one layer to colored lines in that same layer without being forced to merge or flatten layers.
Thank you for any insight you can offer.
Bil
It seems to me that my quest to include color information on one layer (i would even accept being forced into making color information for all layers) without being forced to merge or flatten all the layers in my image…… should be possible as the link between layers need only to be pixel address.
The complexity of each pixel on each layer should be totally independent of any other layer. all
that is really required is that the program understands which pixel aligns with which pixel on each layer.
anyway…..i can’t seem to figure a way to change my grayscale lines in one layer to colored lines in that same layer without being forced to merge or flatten layers.
Thank you for any insight you can offer.
Bil
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