Again you may have previously adjusted this to do a separate task. When working with the Clone Stamp tool, youll need to change your brush size often. If you are cloning and only getting a faint replicate this is generally because the opacity and flow are very low. current Layer, Current and below and All Layers. The opacity and flow also need to be 100%. Answer (1 of 6): In cloning option tool bar, you will see an option called sample: the drop down menu will give you 3 options. If you are removing something (a person or an object) for example you don’t want the edges to be too obvious, so better to choose a soft edge for a better-blended effect. Did you double click on the layer first to make sure you are only working in that layer, instead of the overall composition The clone stamp in After Effects. You can choose a hard edge but it depends on what you’re trying to achieve. And the Brush Style selected should be a soft edge. The hardness needs to be in the upper range of the %. This will help you see the results of your retouching. If you make a mistake, simply drag the Background Copy to the Trash Icon. To create a Background Copy, simply drag the Background Layer to the New Layer button. It actually is cloning but the selection size is so small you can’t see the difference. Stamp Options: When you click on the Stamp Options drop-down menu triangle, the dialog box opens up. If the size is too small this could be why you can’t get it to work. I can select the icon and the little circles come up but it just doesn't 'clone' anything. A few days ago - imported a jpg into Paint as usual, went to use the clone tool and it just doesn't work any more.
You need a medium-sized tip to be able to Clone correctly. For years I have used the clone tool happily which has been great for touching up photo's on Photo-paint 12. The settings need to be adjusted so your clone tool will work. If it is, thats probably why your eraser isnt working the way you expect. At the very bottom of the list you should see Anti erase (Alt). Select your clone tool and then look at the top of your page panel. With the eraser tool selected, navigate to the bottom left-hand side of your screen to the tool settings. Your clone tool works in conjunction with your brush settings. It will more than likely hang on to your last selection, so this may be why you can’t figure out your clone tool. As for black Clone Stamp, resetting solves it but confirm that you are using the correct Clone Stamp Tool and not the Pattern Stamp Tool. Is there something I can change to get it to work The screen shot shows where it is now. Resetting the tool to default solves the problem enables it to function normally. Solved: Suddenly when using the clone stamp it just doesnt work. If you are cloning directly on a layer then the Current Layer needs to be selected. The main cause of the Clone Stamp not working is the tool settings and layers control. If you have, as I suggested created a new layer then you will need to select Current and Below (and ensure that the below is what you wish to clone.) This selection is dependent on what exactly you’re cloning.
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