Finish Erasing?
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- Richard Briggs
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Finish Erasing?
by Richard Briggs » Sat Mar 08, 2014 10:01 am
Hi,
Maybe I'm expecting the wrong behaviour here but here goes....
When I replace an area (i.e. what's in the blue area) with the contents of the red area and I am happy with the result, I'm expecting to see some sort of OK button that completes the job and leaves me with a layer that is the new image. I can then do another erase/replace job possibly even over the results I've just achieved. And yet I just seem to end up with this one layer with lots of replaced areas highlighted in blue/red and it all gets a bit messy to work with.
In short, If I have 6 objects, say, that need replacing I'd really like each replace object operation to be on a different layer. Not on the same one.
Richard
Maybe I'm expecting the wrong behaviour here but here goes....
When I replace an area (i.e. what's in the blue area) with the contents of the red area and I am happy with the result, I'm expecting to see some sort of OK button that completes the job and leaves me with a layer that is the new image. I can then do another erase/replace job possibly even over the results I've just achieved. And yet I just seem to end up with this one layer with lots of replaced areas highlighted in blue/red and it all gets a bit messy to work with.
In short, If I have 6 objects, say, that need replacing I'd really like each replace object operation to be on a different layer. Not on the same one.
Richard
Re: Finish Erasing?
by admin » Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:28 am
Yes, if you want a new 'layer', just hit erase again and it will make another erase layer. You can enable 'Ok' and 'Cancel' buttons by going to Settings > Advanced and check 'Left panel is hideable' The OK button doesn't do anything except hide the panel and show the tools again if they are hideable.
Tony
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- Richard Briggs
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Re: Finish Erasing?
by Richard Briggs » Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:52 am
Thanks, I suspected it would be obvious! Richard
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