Masking / Inverse Masking

[sujithta]

Masking only mask selected area. To have an inverse mask use Shift or Alt key then click on mask they goes to inverse mask otherwise they work normal. 

[fde101]

Hi @sujithta, I'm not exactly sure what you are requesting here, and using overly large text in your post doesn't make it any easier to understand.

 

To create a mask from a pixel selection, you can choose Layer -> New Mask Layer, or click the Mask Layer button along the bottom of the Layers panel.  If you have an existing mask layer and select it, you can use the brush tool (for example) to modify that mask, and it will be restricted to make changes within a pixel selection if you have one.

Option (alt) clicking on a layer (on the Mac at least) takes you into isolated editing mode for that layer, hiding the other layers while you are working on it.  Shift clicking a mask layer toggles it on and off.

To invert the mask, select it in the Layers panel and choose Layer -> Invert (menu bar), or use the keyboard shortcut (Command+I on the Mac).

[sujithta]

I didn't mean any of those above you mentioned except the last. To have an inverted mask instead of go to layer menu and click invert, use Alt/Opt key and click on mask similar to Photoshop.

and the large text; I have an FHD display so texts are small to read in this display.