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Hi, I have a file where I have a layer with mask on it, and that layer is  just right to the edge.

The mask is also up to the edge of the image.

In AP it looks ok, but when exporting I get a nasty halo on the edge.

 

1. In AP

image.png.5f349f584f4c048e4a8bd4d8a55c3101.png

 

2. Exported image

image.png.1b0ef2d7b0a4990b8da9111bb49afa87.png

 

3. Same image exported, but w/o the offending layer

image.png.3bbc61e15822c39c81269859c3b526e0.png

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Posted

Hi @TEcHNOpls,

2 hours ago, TEcHNOpls said:

I have a file where I have a layer with mask on it, and that layer is  just right to the edge.

I can't see this file attached. 

 

Posted

Uploading, it's the cartoony layer above most other layers (called Layer1), it's obviously stretched, so that's where I believe error comes from. I'm exporting via export persona.

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Posted

That may be so (I masked the layer in another image/file and then copied that layer with mask over), but:

  1.  It's not visible on 1:1 zoom
  2. I specifically painted over that part with a black brush After I resized the layer.

Notice how the mask looks on 1:1 zoom, and yet it's bleeding colour somehow when exporting:

image.png.8255be56dc87ef907da18eb4feac0dfd.png

 

Also, the layer ends with the canvas:

image.png.ec626528d9529b74e4e1015ffc716c03.png

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Posted

The best idea I have right now is that there's somthing wrong with the export mechanism. Like layers first being resized then merged down or something along these lines.

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Posted

It's not the layer order. The bug here is the mask not showing correct(stretched)in isolation mode. a resized masked should be feathered, similar to what you see in my video example. 

Posted

I mean, If I brush over it (after stretching) it it still is bleeding on the edges. There's a bug in here for sure, not sure how it happens but it happens.

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Posted

It is and it isn't. It does not matter if you brush over the edges or not. Technically, you still have the same(low) number of pixels, but stretched. I logged the issue anyways :)

Posted

Good to know that mask is stretched, not resized. Although it feels like it's resized when painting on it.

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