If you select 100%, the whole layer will be filled in regardless of transparency at the start point. If you select 90%, if the transparency of the start point is 100%, parts of the layer up to 10% transparency (almost opaque) will be filled in. For example, if you set the bar to 0%, only parts of the layer with exactly the same transparency will be filled in. The Strength percentage bar sets the level at which the transparency has to differ from the transparency of the fill start point before a boundary is created. We want to use the drawn lines as a boundary in this case, so please tap ③ Opacity. If you wish to set the Fill Layer or a part of a photo as a boundary, set Color at the boundary of your fill range. If you would to use the line drawing layer as a boundary, it is a good idea to set ③ Opacity at the boundary of your fill range.

The fill will take the transparency level and color of the starting point and fill in everything within a certain range of the starting point color and transparency at the same transparency level and color. įirst, tap ②Reset to reset the value to default. Tap ①% on the circle button to open the Bucket Settings window. Tap the Bucket button on the ① Tool Selection window and select the ② Bucket tool. Drag down the ①Thumbnail to rearrange the layers.

The undercoat layer is beneath the line drawing. Next, tap the ② Added layer to make it active. Open the layer window and tap the ① '＋' button to add a new layer for an undercoat. At that time, it's acceptable to use the Brush tool and the Eraser tool, but if there is an area enclosed by a line then you can fill it in completely with the Bucket tool.Īn area like this that is enclosed in solid lines can be filled in using the Bucket tool. It's convenient to color each part separately, so that you will be able to easily change selections and use them as clippings later.

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