SUMMARY I'm exporting Krita files to PSD for clients and when I use more than one transparency mask within the same group and export to PSD and re-open the PSD file in Krita, all transparency masks within that group are gone. If I have only one transparency mask in a group, it will keep that transparency mask in the exported PSD, but it will be renamed to "Transparency Mask" if it had another name. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Create a new Krita file. 2. Create a layer group. 3. Create a layer within that group. 4. Click on the layer group and create a "Transparency Mask". 5. Click on the layer group and create another "Transparency Mask". 6. Export to PSD. 7. Open the PSD in Krita. To reproduce the renaming issue, do as above, but create only one transparency mask and rename it to something else. OBSERVED RESULT All transparency masks are gone in the PSD file opened in Krita. EXPECTED RESULT - All transparency masks should be there. - All transparency masks should keep their names. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: 10 Pro macOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I think that's because PSD doesn't support more than one transparency mask per layer, though since my Mobile Studio Pro died, I don't have a computer with photoshop to check anymore :-(
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #1) > I think that's because PSD doesn't support more than one transparency mask > per layer, though since my Mobile Studio Pro died, I don't have a computer > with photoshop to check anymore :-( Oh no! That would be kind of... stupid. I never used Photoshop. If that's the case, would it be possible to at least keep the name of the Transparency Mask?
Even that is pretty hard, because Photoshop doesn't seem to save channel names in a sensible place. I'm leaving this report open though, maybe we can figure out something.
etting this to wishlist, as ps doesn't support this.