#Layering help

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jovial musk
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Do I keep the linework and color separated? Or do I combine the two?

faint blaze
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It depends on what the rigger prefers
The two most common ways is underfill and separate lines per part

jovial musk
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I don't have a rigger yet, and I have no clue what I am doing despite watching all sorts of videos on making and separating a model.
I feel so lost QnQ

faint blaze
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Underfill is when you make a solid color under the color layer

jovial musk
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ohhh

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I..didn't do that at all

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is that bad?

faint blaze
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It's just a different technique

jovial musk
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Ohhh.

faint blaze
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Separating the line art per part in general is good practice if layer count isn't an issue

jovial musk
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I am using Clip Studio so it shouldn't be. But now I am unclear what needs separation and if I need to start over.

faint blaze
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This might help

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At 9:30ish

jovial musk
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Do you mind if I show how I separated my bangs and side hair? Just to be sure I did it right?

faint blaze
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Sure if you feel more comfortable with that

jovial musk
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yes please ^^

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each curl on the side parts are separated too. I want to be sure I have done everything right before further separating L and R

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highlight is on it's down layer btw

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This is what it all looks like together. Horns are separated already

faint blaze
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That looks fine! Underfill might be more useful for bangs specifically because the rigger can control how many hair lines will show when the head turns, if that makes sense

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The side hair won't need to be changed

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How did you separate the curl on the side hair that's below the face?

jovial musk
faint blaze
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Perfect!

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That is literally so beautiful, whoever you ask to rig will be super happy seeing this

jovial musk
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Oh thank GOD I was so worried! I am trying to make sure everything looks like. I have no rigger and no clue what to do and the hair is just about the only things stressing me out

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Do you mind giving me examples of what I should do go the bangs?

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Also should I merge the color and linework together ?

faint blaze
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Lemme hop on to Krita or Sketchbook to give a loose example of what I mean

jovial musk
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Thank you

faint blaze
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Apologies for the delay, my parents came back home and were debating on going back out when there is a thunderstorm and hail

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Lmk if this is helpful, or if you want more examples of how it might work

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The swapping of layer order at the end for the line art is to show how the line can be visible when rigged on head turns

jovial musk
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Oof, does this mean I'll have to start all over on the bangs?

faint blaze
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No it doesn't

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It's a simple fix (I simply duplicated the layer and changed the color, you can probably do similar)

jovial musk
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Ohhh okay! So does the underfill have to be the same color or darker? Is it supposed to be the shadow?

faint blaze
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It's still "line art"

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You can also do it as shadow, but this is specifically for lines

jovial musk
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is this right?

faint blaze
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Yes

jovial musk
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Thge brown hair looks like a shadow for the blue hair though.

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Am I missing something crucial?

faint blaze
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For you, use the regular hair color in the blue layer

jovial musk
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kk

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Like this?

faint blaze
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Yes

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And you can clip the highlights ans shadows to the base hair color as normal

jovial musk
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I...am having a hard time wrapping my brain around all of this

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for some reason underfilling is difficult to wrap my head around