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<\/a><\/p>\nYou can also simultaneously apply the next Layer blending mode, Gradient Overlay…<\/p>\n
Here’s another way to quickly change the entire colour and\/or line style of Poser’s Comic Book Preview or Toon Outlines lineart. It’s not the same as hand colouring with a soft brush, to partly match the colour flats layer beneath – but it’s a quick way to get the ink line colour away from black. It uses Photoshop’s Layer blending mode.<\/p>\n
1. Open Poser’s render of your ink lines, in this case a simple toon outlines render.<\/p>\n
2. Run a Photoshop Action on the layer that knocks out the white, leaving only the black lines.<\/p>\n
3. Add a new white layer under the lines, so you can keep on seeing your lineart properly.<\/p>\n
4. Top menu | Layer | Layer Style | Blending Options | tick Colour Overlay | click on Colour Overlay to open its controls.<\/p>\n
5. Adjust the colour and settings of Colour Overlay, to taste. In this example I’ve had the ink lines become red…<\/p>\n
You can also simultaneously apply the next Layer blending mode, Gradient Overlay…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n