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rough wadi Mar 21, 2025, 11:00 PM

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Is it possible to use a inverted clipping mask on a clipped texture some how?

Hi ive been working on my first major live2d model and have gotten decently far in it but ive run into an issue when beginning work on the hair. I have a clipped texture for better manipulation on a layer i want to hide partially with an inverted clipping mask the issue is that clipped texture layer (thorntop tex L) doent adhere to the clipping mask on (thorntop L) is there any way to hide both with that inverted clipping mask at the same time?

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Texture layer hidden with propper elements hidden vs when texture layer is visible

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curent layer setup

light marsh Mar 22, 2025, 12:53 AM

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You could try using the double clipping method but differently maybe?

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It would be a similar concept as the double clipping method, but this time there would be two different holes in which the thorntop tex L go into

magic zephyr Mar 22, 2025, 2:19 AM

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I'm no expert and not sure I understand
but maybe this helps!
https://x.com/Kibu_chan/status/1770163331393052930

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🐙Rig Tip: Double Clipping Method A

Sometimes we want to clip something to an already clipped object and then its floating around
To fix This one option is to reorganize the layers to create a "Double Clipping" effect

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rough wadi Mar 22, 2025, 4:10 AM

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light marsh It would be a similar concept as the double clipping method, but this time there...

could u elaborate what u mean by two different holes do u mean two inverted clipping masks?

jaunty ginkgo Mar 22, 2025, 6:08 AM

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rough wadi Is it possible to use a inverted clipping mask on a clipped texture some how? ...

one way around it I could think of is that you do the texture using an inverted mask as well. Make a mask layer that has a hole in the shape of the texture you want, invert clip the texture to that to achieve the same effect you had before with normal clipping. Then you can use an invert mask and it will work

rough wadi Mar 22, 2025, 8:16 PM

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this is most likely what ill have to do i wanna avoid any extraneous layers cuz its such a thick model already but this is a pretty good work around worst case

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and im familiar with double clipping but i think the issue is that opacity or other clipping masks arent considered when clipping on to a layer effected by them