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Flipping 1 layer without affecting the other layers?
On Tue, 24 Apr 2012 08:03:57 +0100, sherman wrote
(in article ):
With the layer selected:
Edit / Transform / Flip Horizontal
(in article ):
Can we flip one layer horizontally, or vertically, without affecting the other layers?
With the layer selected:
Edit / Transform / Flip Horizontal
<sherman> wrote in message
Yes, select the layer. I have done this, and usually turn off the "eye" on the other layers when I do it (I don’t now why, just to make it more clear LOL) I have also transformed one layer (selectred) like rotated it a bit or resized it, etc. I think layers are pretty much independant of each other when selected,.
Can we flip one layer horizontally, or vertically, without affecting the other layers?
Thanks!
sherman
Yes, select the layer. I have done this, and usually turn off the "eye" on the other layers when I do it (I don’t now why, just to make it more clear LOL) I have also transformed one layer (selectred) like rotated it a bit or resized it, etc. I think layers are pretty much independant of each other when selected,.
On Tue, 24 Apr 2012 09:10:31 +0100, wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2012 08:03:57 +0100, sherman wroteThanks a million!
(in article ):
Can we flip one layer horizontally, or vertically, without affecting the other layers?
With the layer selected:
Edit / Transform / Flip Horizontal
On Tue, 24 Apr 2012 10:06:45 -0400, "Carrie"
wrote:
wrote:
<sherman> wrote in messageThank you very much!
Can we flip one layer horizontally, or vertically, without affecting the other layers?
Thanks!
sherman
Yes, select the layer. I have done this, and usually turn off the "eye" on the other layers when I do it (I don’t now why, just to make it more clear LOL) I have also transformed one layer (selectred) like rotated it a bit or resized it, etc. I think layers are pretty much independant of each other when selected,.
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