07-17-2024, 08:04 PM
(07-17-2024, 03:51 PM)qsu Wrote: Noted for the future, will do! FWIW though, I did actually see those tips before I posted, but I thought it would be meaningless because I'd have to blur out all my actual art/visuals (so I figured there'd be zero clarity on which layers are involved and where the problem is). Anyway, I'll do it next time, even if that means censoring. Better than nothing I guess?
You can also try to reproduce the problem on another picture made up for that purpose. If you can then you have something to show us, and if you can't then you may wonder what are the differences with your other picture and this can give you clues about what went wrong.