colibri
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Hi, I'm very sorry for asking this question but it's been driving me insane in the last 2 days.
So I have this png file of a bunch of icons, they are all black and white. I want to colorize them to make them super pretty :D
Looks like this
So I then:
1) flattened the doc just to be sure. There's only one, unlocked PIXEL layer
2) set the color format to RGB16
3) converted the ICC profile to RGB generic
4) selected a part of the (only) layer using the square selection tool
5) pressed the adjustement panel/button and selected "HSL"
.... nothing happens.
This is odd because it works just fine using a color image (I regularly change eye colors and stuff like that without any issue)
So something tells me that affinity doesn't consider black to be a color, but of course if i try to pain over the black it doens't take the aliasing into account and looks terrible. I tried 'filling' the black space with a different color and that doenst replace the black either, it just paints on top (and badly so).
So in a nutshell what i want is replace the black and all its gradients of grey that forms the antialiasiang to say, red with gradients of red.
I hope this makes sense, again, sorry for the n00b question!
Replace black with a color (embarrassing question!)
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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Color overlay did the trick, thank you @Leigh!!