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Hello,
I lock every layer when I'm not editing it, and I still manage to have these little visual smears on certain areas... Is there a way I can erase them, or at least understand why they appear? They're apparently part of the layers they're near, and deform as such, but they aren't something I drew.
Live2D Software Version: Cubism Editor 4.0.07
OS & Version: Windows 10
Illustration Software used: FireAlpacaSE
I lock every layer when I'm not editing it, and I still manage to have these little visual smears on certain areas... Is there a way I can erase them, or at least understand why they appear? They're apparently part of the layers they're near, and deform as such, but they aren't something I drew.
Live2D Software Version: Cubism Editor 4.0.07
OS & Version: Windows 10
Illustration Software used: FireAlpacaSE
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Thank you for reaching out.
Cubism Editor does not support PSD data created with FireAlpacaSE.
Please use PSD files created with Photoshop or CLIP STUDIO PAINT and create the files within the regulations for Cubism Editor.
Please refer to the manual for details.
https://docs.live2d.com/cubism-editor-manual/reimport-psd/?locale=en_us
https://docs.live2d.com/cubism-editor-manual/precautions-for-psd-data/?locale=en_us