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TheQuestionMark wrote: ↑15 Dec 2018, 19:31 So I've been using sketch and I discover a bug. When you try to copy "Magic Blue Eraser" tool from Sketch Panel, paste to another tool bar, and try to modify the size, and save the tool. It sets back to "color" mode and doesn't set back to "custom" mode that it won't erase BluePen Brush.

TheQuestionMark wrote: ↑16 Dec 2018, 19:42 Also when using color lines. The Magic Blue Eraser, erases some of it color. Is there a way to erase the exact color, not erase other colors, and be more accurate?

Here's the Example and Problem I have.



As you can it's tinted lighter when stroked from the original. Check the #hex. It's serious problem for me. I need the colors to be exact, really exact and precise. Exact. Please fix the problem asap.

Is there a command script/george script in the mean time, you can write/create a tool to reduce color range of the eraser? I'm dying I need it now. It can be custom airbrush eraser tool. Or I think doing this script that erases all of the blue :
" tv_cmd Heads tv_pixelmatrix 1 0 0 0 0 0.588 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 1 0 ", will be easier, but it needs to greatly reduce the color range to be exactly zero that truly deletes the blue and don't distort the colors. I settle with 2nd option, if the first option is too hard. If it's the 2nd option, I will settle with just using a flat blue pen with no opacity pressure for time being until the real fix comes out. I don't understand the numbers from the script so I need help. Is it to possible to just delete the exact flat color value by using hex# to make it easier to , like #0096FF? "tv_cmd Heads tv_pixelmatrix #0096FF? I'm only looking to delete only #0096FF.

melanie wrote: ↑17 Dec 2018, 11:32
Do you use the Magic Blue Eraser with or without AntiAliasing?

daninski wrote: ↑28 Apr 2019, 06:26 I think TVPaint uses an RGB code from memory, the colour panel can tell you the number. I'll check later today.

TheQuestionMark wrote: ↑28 Apr 2019, 06:40

daninski wrote: ↑28 Apr 2019, 06:26 I think TVPaint uses an RGB code from memory, the colour panel can tell you the number. I'll check later today.

I don't see the color code for RGB. The numbers that melanie gave goes up 7225, four digits.
7225 7225 -10881 1 0

D.T. Nethery wrote: ↑29 Apr 2019, 13:06

TheQuestionMark wrote: ↑28 Apr 2019, 06:40

daninski wrote: ↑28 Apr 2019, 06:26 I think TVPaint uses an RGB code from memory, the colour panel can tell you the number. I'll check later today.

I don't see the color code for RGB. The numbers that melanie gave goes up 7225, four digits.
7225 7225 -10881 1 0

Have a look at the User Manual:

https://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index ... der-picker

"Each option of the Color panel has a line called Status bar at the bottom of the Color panel. Its purpose is to indicate the RGB, HSL or hexadecimal values of the A color.
Click on this bar to change this display."

Toggle_RGB_HSL_HEX#.gif



The Color Slider option shows RGB , HSL and Hex all displayed at the same time:




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TheQuestionMark wrote: ↑01 May 2019, 12:35
But how do you enter script code for the magic eraser. Look at melanie's post it more complicated than typing in the RGB code of what your showing.

"I don't see the color code for RGB. The numbers that melanie gave goes up 7225, four digits.
7225 7225 -10881 1 0"

Svengali wrote: ↑01 May 2019, 14:54 Two links that might relate or clarify:

"ScanCleaner Eraser"
"Eric Scholl explains how tv_PixelMatrix works..."

Sven