#Firealpaca text coloring tools how to#

In a flashback, Marcy is at the library studying when she gets a text from. Using the panel Divide tool (SHIFT + O) click outside the border, and move it across the panel where you want it to split all the way across, beyond the other panel side. True Colors is the fortieth episode of Amphibia, and is the final episode. Now you should see the main comic panel drawn on your image. That might also be applicable if you are using the Color window with the selection bars or wheel, or for other problems, so it is well worth trying if the above suggestions have not helped. You will then get a window to set the Line width, and Border color - set them and click Ok.

#Firealpaca text coloring tools how to#

If you are using the Eyedropper tool on the toolbar, there is the possibility of a corrupt configuration file, see here for how to clear a corrupt configuration and return FireAlpaca to its original state. If you mean the color selector bars or wheel in the Color control window, check that the “transparency chip” is not the one selected (has a red square around it), and that the “foreground colour chip” is the one with a red square around it. (You can also do the same with the mouse right-button and some mouse utilities.) You can access this tool from the image menu through Colors Threshold. If the side button is set to the Delete key, which can be a very useful setting for some pen-based notetaking programs, vector editing programs, and some word processors, then the pen setting will override any FireAlpaca settings and send the Delete key signal, which by default will clear the current layer. You can use it to enhance a black and white image (scanned text for example). If you are using the side-button on your pen, check your pen settings. Use the Gradient tool in the toolbar (under the Bucket fill tool). Select an area if you don’t want the whole canvas filled with the gradient (although clipping will also work).

If by ”color picker tool” you mean the Eyedropper tool, how are you using it? Only a two-colour foreground-background gradient (the two colour chips), or a one-colour foreground-transparent gradient.