Auto Action that turns rough/textured linework into clean lines layer for you to fill with base color, while preserving the original sketch.
It's not perfect but it works, I will try to upgrade it in the future.
I hope you like it!
1. Rename your linework layer "sketch" and select it.
This is in order for the auto action to recognize it, you can change it later if you want.
2. Go to Auto Action, select "Clean lines for base" and click play.
This will create a new layer called "Clean lines"
Now you will notice that the lines created may look jagged at first but Do Not Worry. Depending on your linework and the brush you've used the "Clean lines" layer may look different. That DOES NOT affect the way you can use it for your fill!!!
3. Use the Fill Tool (Enclose and fill)
Make your Base color layer bellow your linework and "Clean lines" layer. (Make sure you are using the "Clean lines" layer for the fill reference). Select your color and go around the parts you want to color or around the whole silhouette.
Check if the base fits in the sketch. If it has some imperfections you can manually adjust them or play around with the settings of the fill tool.
Here are my settings:
*You can also use the "Ice cream" tool.
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