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Answered: Issue with not seeing painted mask (Dynamask Full Shaded Mode) in Photoshop
Hello everyone. The issue i'm experiencing is what I paint a mask using Dynamask, whatever I paint stays in Dynamask. I cannot see or edit the mask outside of it. If i create a custom mask in PS (without painting in Dynamask) it works fine. I can still go back and edit it no problem. I like using the Marquee tool to create… -
Re: Answered: Issue with not seeing painted mask (Dynamask Full Shaded Mode) in Photoshop
Thank you so much @Synaesthesia for the quick reply!! I'm working on a client project and these issues are urgent. By "transfer" do you mean simply copy paste the custom painted layer that i'm going to use as a mask in PS, then Paste it as a 'Custom Paint Layer' above "Add anything above this layer" ? Also, Copy Mask to… -
Re: Answered: Issue with not seeing painted mask (Dynamask Full Shaded Mode) in Photoshop
Short answer: You can't. DynaMask is how you adjust masks in DDO. You could paint details in PS using a new layer and then transfer that painted detail to DynaMask using the "Paint Mask in Photoshop" option, however. It's a little button directly above Accept Mask that looks like a paintbrush. Paste or paint whatever you… -
Re: Answered: Issue with not seeing painted mask (Dynamask Full Shaded Mode) in Photoshop
You can't edit a mask in Photoshop itself. You need to tell DDO that you're editing the mask. If you don't, any mask changes you make in DynaMask - including copying masks to other layers - will not work. DDO must be aware of the mask changes for it to preserve them, which is why you need to use Paint Mask in Photoshop. My…
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