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Use of dodge burn - Dunham - 10-06-2025 Hello, how are you? I downloaded and installed a D&B plugin in GIMP. I'm using version 3.0.6 (updated yesterday because I was on 3.0.4). The plugin is working very well and is a real help. However, I have a question: I'm facing the following situation: 1. D&B layer 2. Character layer with a transparent background 3. Solid color background layer. It turns out that if I apply D&B to the background area, even though it's on the D&B layer, when I brush over the area, it paints over that area. Is there a way to apply the D&B layer only to the layer immediately below, that is, the character layer? I tried locking the alpha channel on the D&B layer and the character layer, but it didn't work. D&B = Dodge & Burn RE: Use of dodge burn - denzjos - 10-06-2025 Rasterize the text layer : 'Discard Tekst Information' (right click on the text layer) Select the text with the 'Fuzzy Select Tool' Paint over the text with a brush RE: Use of dodge burn - Dunham - 10-06-2025 (5 hours ago)denzjos Wrote: Rasterize the text layer : 'Discard Tekst Information' (right click on the text layer) Hi I don't think the translation turned out well. There's no text layer. There's a dodge & burn layer, a character layer, and a background layer. |