Clip Studio works really well for this type of work: draw multiple monochrome layers at high resolution, and each layer can be set to a different colour. However, the resolution of your demo file was too low for a good quality conversion. Can you invert colors on FireAlpaca Answer langel2 said: There is no solid way to invert a color. Then export the images, and make sure the files are named or something (starting with 0001).Īnd to prove it works with aliased, pure coloured line art, I attached a screengrab of your first frame with the settings that work best. Click the Recolor button and find the Color Modes setting. I automated this for the most part with an action in Photoline, so it does not take too much time per frame. How do you invert colors on a PNG Double-click the image with your left mouse button to display the image editing window. In the end I resorted to selecting each colour with the "Select Colors" method, convert to a selection, invert the selection, copy and paste to a new layer, and finally protect the transparency and filling the layer with blue, red, or black to make certain no other colour values are left behind. The process of color inversion in FireAlpaca is pretty straightforward. I tried to remove the anti-aliasing from your line art semi-automatically in Photoshop (posterize), Photoline, and attempting to use several other methods, but none gave satisfactory results.
You can most clearly see it in this example with the bottom guy's. There doesn't seem to be any pattern to it, as only some of the colors do it. Solving this requires the removal of the anti-aliasing. When in Firealpaca or exporting as any other kind of image, the colors will stay the same, but for some reason when I export it as a gif, some of the colors will randomly change for some of the frames. Nor can you import this in a Toonz raster level: again, because of the anti-aliasing. The trouble is that you used anti-aliased lines while drawing - OpenTOonz cannot deal with those, and retain the colours during the conversion to vectors.
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