5 months ago

Does anyone know how to do this?


I'm crowdsourcing this because I have tried everything I can think of and just cannot get it to work smoothly.

I need to be able to take a splat (Image 1) and mask it over a monochrome surface. The colour doesn't matter, just makes it easier if it's black.

I need it to be able to stamp the result so that the pen layer is just the result of that mask, with the rest of the sprite as removed (it doesn't show up at all when you change the backdrop).

The splats need to be able to overlap eachother without distorting one another.

Reach out if you have any questions. The process doesn't necessarily matter, it's the result that I care about.



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