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| RingoChan (Dec 9, 2004)  How do you use layers? | ||||
|   | Knockoff (edited Dec 9, 2004)  If you draw something on layer 1, and go to layer 0, the stuff on layer 1 when drawn over will stay. Simple. You just change it from the bottom layer to a higher layer...... | |||
|   | seaanemone (Dec 9, 2004)  they will save you a lot of time coloring! :D | |||
|   | Kloxboy (Dec 9, 2004)  You need to check out the Wiki, yo! Meth-head has probably coverd that there, just look around, you'll find it. http://cellosoft.com/2draw/wiki/index.php/Main_Page | |||
|   | Axil62 (Dec 9, 2004)  It's like a big round birthday cake that you might find in a Dr. Seuss book. But the one in the book is probably pink. It's doesn't have to be a pink cake to have layers though...but it could be. | |||
|   | seaanemone (Dec 9, 2004)  onions! onions have layers! :D | |||
|   | mazi (Dec 9, 2004)  depends on the program your using. basically... think a clear plastic sheet. you can put stuff on one layer without affecting the others. for instance most people put a sketch on the bottom layer, then lineart over it on the top layer. then erase the sketch and put color in between. i remember someone drawing a layer tutorial somewhere. | |||
|   | Anna (edited Dec 9, 2004)  | |||
|   | mazi (Dec 9, 2004)  depends on the program your using. basically... think a clear plastic sheet. you can put stuff on one layer without affecting the others. for instance most people put a sketch on the bottom layer, then lineart over it on the top layer. then erase the sketch and put color in between. i remember someone drawing a layer tutorial somewhere. | |||
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|   | seaanemone (Dec 9, 2004)  nice! :D | |||
|   | mazi (Dec 9, 2004)  thems the ones. | |||
|   | sincity (Dec 9, 2004)  ....the one doing the laying, that is what a layer is. >;} | |||
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