Change color of line in Fresco

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Hi. I am new to the program. I have been using Notablility up until this point where I was able to select a line I drew and then change the color. I just want to simply change the color of a certain vector-line on a layer. I cannot figure it out after looking at many fourms and on YouTube. This seems like a very basic thing to do but I feel stuck. I have been drawing black lines and have been trying to change the color of them after drawing them with no sucess.

SjaaniCorrect answer

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I'm not familiar with Notability but in Fresco switch from the Vector tool to the paint bucket, change the colour to the one you want to use then fill the line.

Note, Vector in Fresco creates a shape rather than drawing a Vector line.

Sjaani

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I'm not familiar with Notability but in Fresco switch from the Vector tool to the paint bucket, change the colour to the one you want to use then fill the line.

Note, Vector in Fresco creates a shape rather than drawing a Vector line.

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aj1492

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This does not work. Frescho used to have a lock transparency button under the layer menu, but it is no longer there. People say to use the fill settings, but you can't on a linework layer. So, I am stuck and need help changing the color of my line layer, and no amount of Googling has provided an answer. If you have come to this post in 2024, this does not work.

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Anubhav M

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Hello @aj1492,

Thanks for your patience, and sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, lock transparency is a feature that is only found on pixel layers. Vector layers do not support this feature. To use lock transparency, you will need to first convert the layer to a pixel layer.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need assistance. We'd be happy to help.

Thanks,
Anubhav

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