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marc_hermitte

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  1. aaah, ok. Thank you Anon! Telemax, the mask below command was what I was doing, It works except... there is no transparency, the mask seems to be applied just like in your exemple but I can't see the layer beneath through the mask.
  2. Hello Former photoshop user, I'm just starting with Affinity Photo. I do Archiviz images from multi passes layers rendered from a 3d program, mixing / comping them onto a picture of the real location. One think I'm used to do is rendering B/W images of the objects also named Alphas. As those are pixel layers, I need to use them as masks to hide parts of a layer and reveal what's beneath. I tried with the mask to below fonction but there is no transparency in my pixel layer even thought the mask seems to be applied correctly, I can't see the other layers below. I'm sure It must be something simple... Thank you!
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