Paint bucket leaves white by the outline
Whenever i need to fill an outline it leaves a little bit of white by the outline.
Whenever i need to fill an outline it leaves a little bit of white by the outline.
Whenever you use the paint bucket tool, it glitches out to the point where you are left with little white dots around the lines. It's super annoying. Another, more recent bug, is when you play the animation to test it,it often glitches and shows a frame that came a while before the one being currently shown. It's impossible to test your animations with this.
Maybe when using the paintbucket, it can fill the whole fill space you tapped instead of leaving small empty spaces around the edges. It's really annoying to fill in these spaces.
(I'm Japanese, so maybe hard to understand my sentences.)
I want the tool to be more precise.
For example, I want you to eliminate the blank that occurs when use bucket tool.
I want you to be able to refer to another layer and use bucket tool.
I want you not to make corrections when you zoom in.
We hope this app will be easier to use.
Its not that the bucket tool is bad but everytime I use the bucket tool white dots are everywhere on the edges of my lineart.
Whenever I do the fill bucket, everything goes completely nuts! Here are some photos of what I mean:
The antialiasing is completely broken, and coloring it in on a separate layer is too much. Now here is a comparison photo:
Hope someone knows how to fix! Also be specific with comments. I am on an iPad 6 generation with Apple pen gen 1, running the latest version of FlipaClip and iOS 13.1.2
Outline bug still hasn't been fixed. The outline is partially transparent so it leaves holes in the object. Leaving parts to be seen under the layer
Hey everyone! Great news!
In the newest iOS update (coming to Android soon) we have introduced a "threshold" (see attached screenshot). The amount of fill and how aggressively the paint bucket will fill the lines depends on what Fill Threshold you have specified - the fill threshold determines how far the fill will spread.
To change the threshold just press and hold on the "percentage icon" below the color picker and then move it up or down to increase/decrease
Hello! Apologies for any delay in getting back to you. Can you kindly provide us a screenshot of this issue so we can check it on our end. Thank you!
Clearly here you can see the unfilled spots. the background is black, and you can see where there are dots on the filled circle.
Double tapping does nothing extra for me in FlipaClip. It does in Photoshop. The issue is because everything we use to draw in FlipaClip has smoothing on the outer edges so you get pixels that blend with the background color. If we had the option to draw with a line pencil or something similar that had absolute hard edges with no smoothing (meaning every pixel it draws is 100% that color) then you would get no white pixels. But it would also look very rough and pixely. Its not really a FlipaClip problem. It is just how it is when working with rasterized images as opposed to vector. Most artists just take the time and care to paint their art so it looks good. You might consider drawing the color on a cleanup layer behind the problematic layer to cover the white pixels up so they dont show white.
In smoothing, those edge pixels might have alpha transparency levels. Its like paintbucket sees there is something in a pixel already so it doesnt mess with it. Even if the pixel only has a color with low 10% alpha. If the paint tool could analize those partially transparent pixels and fill the transparent portion with its own color to make the pixel alpha 100% that would maybe fix it. Rather than completely ignoring. But unless the lines you paint between are black, you might then get odd color mixtures...well..like real life color mixing/color bleed i guess.
I’ve been using this app since 2017, but there are two annoying bugs that keep happening
1. On the frames some of it gets cut off because I think to number on the frame in the slider
2. Sometimes when I color something it only colors most of it and leaves some of it left Uncoloredone
nitpick:
The white lines when you color at the edges