The GroupLayer class A group layer is a layer that can contain other layers. In Krita, layers within a group layer are composited first before they are added into the composition code for where the group is in the stack. This has a significant effect on how it is interpreted for blending modes.
PassThrough changes this behaviour.
Group layer cannot be animated, but can contain animated layers or masks.
Methods
Re-implemented methods
Member documentation
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returns whether or not this layer is in passthrough mode. @see setPassThroughMode |
This changes the way how compositing works. Instead of compositing all the layers before compositing it with the rest of the image, the group layer becomes a sort of formal way to organise everything.
Passthrough mode is the same as it is in photoshop, and the inverse of SVG's isolation attribute(with passthrough=false being the same as isolation="isolate").
Parameters
| passthrough | whether or not to set the layer to passthrough. |
Krita has several types of nodes, split in layers and masks. Group layers can contain other layers, any layer can contain masks.
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grouplayer |