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Inverting mask

Roman s.

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Hi, I facing with this problem every time. 

1st screenshot - new layer and creating mask

2nd screenshot - copying mask from 1st layer and inversing it. And here is the problem, I still see pale ghost of the mask from the 1st layer.

3rd screenshot - cleaned inversed area, manually.

How to rid off that problem, maybe it's somewhere in settings but I didn't find.

Advise, please, how to fix that.

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  • SFA

    Is the initial layer (1) at 100% BRUSH opacity?

    I'm not talking LAYER opacity, but BRUSH opacity. 

    For example, if the BRUSHED opacity is only 70% (or any range but at some point less than 100%)  when you invert it the result would be the Mask set at 30%, not 0%.

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  • Roman s.

    Brush opacity of the initial layer is 100. Here is brush settings that I used for all layers

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  • BeO
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    Try with Brush Flow 100%. Only if opacity and flow are set to 100% then the mask is 100% opaque with the first stroke. Flow 25% means you need to brush each pixel 4 times.

    You can see from your first image that the mask is not 100% opaque everywhere:

     

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  • Roman s.

    @BeO it works. Thanks you very much!!!)

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