How do I prevent the outline from dipping into an image that has gaps inside it?

How do I prevent the outline from dipping into an image that has gaps inside it? - Printable Version

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RE: How do I prevent the outline from dipping into an image that has gaps inside it? - Ofnuts - 11-29-2019

(11-28-2019, 06:19 PM)rich2005 Wrote: When you have 'saved to channel' you are in the channels dock. If you try and paint there you will alter the channel (and eventually the saved selection)
To continue editing go back the layers dock and make a layer active. Be aware of 'where you are in Gimp'

The indicator at the bottom of the screen tells you the target of the actions (it will also distinguish between a layer and it mask):

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