Photoshop lil issue

>>289081
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>>289081
The problem is that you have drawn your line art with a soft brush. Soft brushes gradate from fill color to transparency on the edges. Try it with the pencil tool, which is a hard brush style, and it will not happen. But really, why are you doing that kind of art in photoshop? This should be vector.

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>>289085
this a line done with pencil and hard brush and the problem remains. is this really a "photoshop limit" kind of problem? i find it very strange.
i tried even with selection options but nothing.
i don't do it vector cause i never tried it, but i guess it's time to.

>>289087
sorry i meant pen, not pencil

>>289081
There are numerous ways to properly colour lineart in PS. The simplest is way is to set the lineart layer to Multiply and create a new layer underneath your (black and white) lineart and render onto that layer

tl;dr google it dumbass

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>>289087
I don't think you did what I said. Look at my pic. The two on the left are done with soft brushes, one is mush softer than the other, as you can see what happens. The one on the right is the PENCIL tool. It does not transition out into a fade because it completely fills in every pixel it touches. Soft brushes don't do that.

>>289081

Is your line work on a seperate layer from the fill color?

If not, then make sure to do that and have the line work the topmost layer so the color fills beneath.

You'll have to do a lot of selecting and hand coloring this way but it's the only way I know to prevent what you're getting.

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>>289092
Pretty much this
My method is as follows
>duplicate lineart layer
>change the blending mode of the top layer to multiply
>ctrl+click the bottom lineart layer to select the lines
>ctrl+shift+i to invert selection
>selection>expand>4px (or whatever)
>delete
now you can use the paint bucket in the bottom layer without problems. if the problem persists, just expand more the selection