You can convert a selected image, mask, or invisibility mask layer into a different type of layer (for example convert an image layer into a mask layer) by using tools from this menu.Ī copy of the layer is made and converted to the proper type. Pastes the layers from the Alias clipboard into the active canvas. Copy layersĬopies all the currently selected layers to the Alias clipboard. Delete all invisible layersĭeletes all layers that have their visibility turned off (through the icon) Delete all layersĭeletes all layers on the current canvas, regardless of their type or visibility. This is a quick way to delete several layers at a time. Delete all layers in transform groupĭeletes all the layers that have the icon turned on. If you choose not to restore the hidden paint, it will be lost.
Delete all invisibility mask layersĭeletes the invisibility mask layers, and gives you the option to restore the hidden paint. The active layer is highlighted in dark purple. Delete active layerĭeletes the currently active image layer, shape layer, mask layer, or invisibility mask layer.
If this was the only shape on the shape layer, then the shape layer is also deleted. Delete active shapeĭeletes the currently active shape (highlighted in yellow). All layers that have the icon turned on will be transformed. Moves or scales an image layer, mask layer or invisibility mask layer. Vertical Flipįlips the active image layer from top to bottom. Horizontal Flipįlips the active image layer from right to left. Marquees are created by using the Magic Wand and Marquee tools under Paint > Select. Inverts a marquee by making the region outside the selected area the new selection area. When applied to an image layer, this operation inverts all the invisibility masks linked to that layer. Swaps the masked and unmasked regions on the active invisibility mask layer. When applied to an image layer, this operation inverts all the masks linked to that layer. Swaps the masked and unmasked regions on the active mask layer. When applied to a mask layer, or invisibility mask layer, it swaps the masked and unmasked regions. When applied to an image layer, it inverts the RGB colors in the image. Rasterize layerĬonverts the vector-based shape or text layer into a bitmap. Restores (shows) hidden paint on the active layer. Removes paint from the active image layer and retains the blank image layer. Merges all paint layers on the selected canvas or overlay plane and discards layer masks. To retain some layers, turn their visibility off by clicking the eye icon before performing a merge. Merges all paint layers that are visible.
Merges the current paint layer and the paint layer directly beneath it, and uses the name of the lower layer’s name. Duplicate layers are named by adding -1, -2, -3, etc, to the layer name. The new layer is placed above the original layer. Makes a duplicate of the currently selected image layer, shape layer, or mask layer. The layer will appear in the bottom section of the Canvas Layer Editor. New invisibility mask layerĬreate a new invisibility mask layer (previously called stencil).
The type of browser can be changed by choosing Preferences > General Preferences and going to the System section New image layer (capture current window)Ĭreate a new image layer containing the snapshot of the current window. Some functionality can be accessed from either a menu item or an icon.Īll the functions accessible through the menus can also be associated to a hotkey through the Special:Canvas Layer Editor section of the Hotkeys editor ( Preferences > Interface > Hotkeys/Menus ). The window has a set of menus and icons for control over the layers. To turn off the thumbnails (in order to provide more space for the layer names), choose Preferences > General Preferences, go to the Paint section, and remove the check mark in Show thumbnails in Canvas Layer Editor. The layer thumbnails are turned on by default. These are similar to mask layers, except that the hidden paint can be shown again. It is also possible to create Invisibility Mask layers in the bottom section of the window. This allows you to associate one or more mask layers with any image layer, and re-use the same mask layers for different image layers. Image layers and Mask layers are displayed separately inside a split window. The editor shows the different types of layers on the current canvas. Drag the mouse over an icon to see a “tool tip” describing its purpose. Only the layers on the currently active canvas are displayed.
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