markbowen Posted March 13, 2021 Posted March 13, 2021 As per the title, if you create a fill layer (I created one with a gradient in it - not tried yet with others) and then add say a noise live filter to that layer then the filter doesn't affect the gradient at all. Dragging the filter above the fill layer does then affect it as you'd expect. Not a massive problem but as it's nice to keep things organised in the same way with layers it's a little annoying organising layers one way but then having to arrange others in a different way because things don't work the way you'd expect them to. That is unless of course this is intended behaviour? Have attached a video to show what I'm referring to. Thanks, Mark Quote https://www.instagram.com/mbphotomanipulationshttps://www.behance.net/mbphotomanipulations Affinity Photo 1.7.2 Mac OSX 10.12.5 Mac Pro (Mid 2010)
lepr Posted March 13, 2021 Posted March 13, 2021 A Live Filter or Adjustment that is a child of a Live Filter, Adjustment or Fill can affect only the built-in mask of the parent. Live Add Noise does not affect alpha, therefore it has no effect on the built-in mask of a Fill object, and so it has no effect at all when nested in a Fill object. You will get the result you expected from a nested Add Noise by using a vector Rectangle instead of a Fill object. Quote
Smee Again Posted March 13, 2021 Posted March 13, 2021 Add a blank pixel layer instead of a fill layer, and all will work as expected. A "fill layer" apparently behaves a bit differently than what you are expecting. Tried both ways, the blank pixel layer is the better way to go if you are concerned about the order of filters. Otherwise, I would just stick them in a group and be done with it if I needed to use a fill layer. Quote
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