I'm trying to produce a PSD using smart object which I can put my illustrations into that I can then separate so I can add a different texture to each colour. Hopefully this picture will explain what I'm trying to accomplish.
Ian
There are close layer groups, unknown layer group and layer blending modes. The thumbnails in the layers palette shows mostly transparent pixels so one has not idea of what in the layer or the overall effect they have on the composite. See a smart object layer with a BW adjustment so it become.as a grayscale but a color fill is clipped and blended in for the composite view.s has orange which is not coming the to top smart object layer for its visibility is off. Too many unknowns for my little brain to solve. To tell truth I don't even know what the double square icons on some of the layer in the layers palette on the right represents.
Sorry about that JJMack The double square boxes represent blending mode changes. The texture layers are set to Knockout - Shallow and fill none, so they knockout the image. The double squares on the image and image folder are using the blend if setting.
Here is the PSD file if that helps: Color.psd • Droplr
Ian
I think you are creating too hard a transparency which results in what looks a bit like registration issues.
What is the problem anyway?
The Knock out Layers seem to work fine.
Sorry for the delay. How would I make it look smoother?
You could split the handles by alt-click-dragging them.