This will let you color the "Running kid" layer by using its outlines. Select the "Colors" layers, and choose "Above" as the source. (in this case, the white pixels are transparent following a clean up of the animated footage) It is therefore possible to color our running kid on a layer independent of its contours. * on all layers in front of the current layer * a different color from the original pixel colorĭepending on your choice in the Source popup menu, the pixels considered to be barrier pixels are located: pixels which will not be modified after choosing this option).ĭepending on your choice made in the Fill popup menu, the pixels considered to be "barrier" pixels will be those with: The options indicated above allow you to choose the type of pixels to be used as a "barrier" for the Floodfill function (i.e. Opposite, the "border" pixels in black and the color dispersion from the origin pixel in blue. The Fill option changes the color of neighboring pixels until it is prevented from progressing by the «border» pixels. We refer to this pixel as the origin pixel. When using the traditional Fill option you choose a pixel in the current project window and then click on it. We will therefore only take a closer look at the second section of the Paint bucket panel. The Smooth, Opacity, Gradient and Opacity mapping options were discussed in lesson 2.
The color modes were discussed in lesson 2 and 10, Once the Floodfill tool has been selected, various options are proposed in the Paint bucket panel shown opposite: We will now fill in the background with the Floodfill tool (also called Paint Bucket, shortcut ). Our Running Kid project features a character drawn on an animation layer.
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