Fixing Transparency Issues in Super Riso Layers
1. Introduction to Transparency Issues 0:00
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Discusses a common issue with transparency in image editing.
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Example: An image with Super Riso applied and an ink overlay.
2. Observing the Problem 0:12
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When brushing on the image, the expected grain effect is visible.
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However, when going outside the image, the effect appears faded and weird.
3. Understanding the Cause 0:22
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The issue arises because the image is on a transparent background.
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Super Riso does not function properly with transparency.
4. Quick Fix for the Issue 0:37
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Create a new layer by hitting Shift + Backspace.
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Select 'white' in the fill options and click OK.
5. Layer Arrangement 0:46
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Move the newly created white layer to the bottom of the super ISO group.
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This allows effects above it to work properly, even with transparency.
6. Demonstrating the Fix 1:04
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Removing the white layer shows the natural fade of the brush.
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Adding the white layer back restores the super ISO grain effect.
7. Importance of the White Background Layer 1:18
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When setting up artwork, ensure to keep the white background layer.
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The layer is crucial for proper application of styles.
8. Conclusion 1:36
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Removing the white background layer leads to undesirable faded effects.
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Always follow the guideline to keep the white background layer for optimal results.
