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Apply adjustments to multiple artboards

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
May 29, 2024
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I want to apply various adjustments to multiple artboards and am using this method:

The adjustments appear to be applied on the canvas:

But when I use 'Export as' the adjustments aren't there:

Have done some googling but can't find anything helpful so hoping someone has some tips.

Using 25.9.0 on windows 10

Windows

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c.pfaffenbichler

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Sorry, I had missed your second post. (»I should clarify that it seems that it's just the color fill that doesn't work.«)

Edit: And that Fill Layres and Adjustment Layers are treated differently in this context does indeed seem like it might be an inadvertent effect.

Try using a Gradient Map Layer with only one Color Stop instead of the Fill Layer.

Stephen Marsh

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@c.pfaffenbichler

Thats a creative idea!

didiermazier

Community Expert

It seems rather normal that "Export as" shows only the artboards. But the question is : Are the overall settings applied or not to the exports?

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PDW-BMAuthor

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I should clarify that it seems that it's just the color fill that doesn't work. I've also tried using a coloured shape but that doesn't work either.

Stephen Marsh

Community Expert

I should clarify that it seems that it's just the color fill that doesn't work. I've also tried using a coloured shape but that doesn't work either.

By @PDW-BM

Ah, I tested with adjustment layers and it worked as expected, but I didn't test with a color fill layer.

Artboards are like a "group with a mask" isolating a specific area of the canvas.

It looks like you might have to dupe the fill and place it within each artboard.

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