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🎬 LOOKDEV View

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Last updated 4 months ago

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The LOOKDEV View allows to see only the masks and nothing else, which useful to see what you are working on when there are a lot of masks used.

The colors of the LOOKDEV Masks can be changed in the Masks settings.

The Base Layer will always stay black.

If Focused, the Eye near the Sub-Layer will turn to the color of the LOOKDEV Mask Color.

Correction Layers are NOT visible on LOOKDEV View !

Comparison shots

The screenshots below are coming from a landscape quickly textured in less than 10 minutes, to show how the LOOKDEV View can be helpful.

When in LOOKDEV View, you can click the eye icon next to a Sub-Layer to only show it in. The layers on top of it are subtracted from it so you can really see only what is visible on the final landscape.

Notice the black spots that are where the Sub-Layer 2 Mask takes place !

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LOOKDEV Focus
Using the LOOKDEV View
Change the colors of the LOOKDEV Layer in the Mask Settings.
Normal
Lookdev w/ Unlit view
Lookdev w/ Unlit view + focus on the first Sub-Layer.