Layers Panel - Revision history

D.j.a.y: /* Elements of the Layers Dialog */ group expander information + fix intra links

2015-04-07T11:26:05Z

‎Elements of the Layers Dialog: group expander information + fix intra links

D.j.a.y: /* Layer Commands */ update v1

2015-02-08T17:26:28Z

‎Layer Commands: update v1

Kaleru: Added 'Icon' heading to 'Elements of the Layers Dialog'

2014-06-21T09:23:34Z

Added 'Icon' heading to 'Elements of the Layers Dialog'

D.j.a.y: Layer Commands: more layers commands in menu caret or context menu

2014-02-03T10:57:01Z

Layer Commands: more layers commands in menu caret or context menu

D.j.a.y: /* Elements of the Layers Dialog */ add "Layer Commands" and "Moving layers" paragraph title

2014-02-03T10:53:31Z

‎Elements of the Layers Dialog: add "Layer Commands" and "Moving layers" paragraph title

Zelgadis: Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-05-20T07:55:37Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

D.j.a.y: screenshot

2013-04-05T14:39:30Z

screenshot

Genete: Terminology updated

2013-02-04T15:14:13Z

Terminology updated

D.j.a.y: deadlink? : {{l|Layer Menu}} ---> {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}}

2012-05-19T12:06:41Z

deadlink? : {{l|Layer Menu}} ---> {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}}

D.j.a.y: add shortcut wiki syntaxe

2012-05-19T11:55:48Z

add shortcut wiki syntaxe

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 : Turns the layer on or off in the composition. This parameter is not keyable.
 ; '''Icon'''
-: The icon representing the layer type. For {{l|Region Layer|Regions}}, {{l|Outline Layer|Outlines}}, and {{l|Category:Gradient|Gradients}}, the icons will be those of the {{l|Spline Tool}}, the {{l|Width Tool}}, and the {{l|Gradient Tool}}, respectively.
+: The icon representing the layer type. For {{l|Region Layer|Regions}}, {{l|Outline Layer|Outlines}}, and {{l|Category:Gradients|Gradients}}, the icons will be those of the {{l|Spline Tool}}, the {{l|Width Tool}}, and the {{l|Gradient Tool}}, respectively. For both {{l|Group_Layer}} and {{l|Switch_Group_Layer}}, an expand icon (generally an arrow) precede the layer icon. This expander can be controlled with {{Shortcut|+}} and {{Shortcut|-}} respectively to open or close the group.
 ; '''Name'''
 : The name of the layer you're currently working on.
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 === Layer Commands ===
-Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette). These expose the most useful layers' commands, more commands can be found in the {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} from the {l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], or in the context menu of the Layer Panel.
+Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette). These expose the most useful layers' commands, more commands can be found in the {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} from the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}}, or in the context menu of the Layer Panel.
 === Moving layers ===
 To move multiple layers first select them by holding {{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller ({{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.

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 === Layer Commands ===
-Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette). These expose the most useful layers' commands, more commands can be found in the  {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} in the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.
+Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette). These expose the most useful layers' commands, more commands can be found in the {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} from the {l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], or in the context menu of the Layer Panel.
 === Moving layers ===
 To move multiple layers first select them by holding {{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller ({{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.

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 ; '''Show/Hide checkbox'''
 : Turns the layer on or off in the composition. This parameter is not keyable.
 ; '''Name'''
 : The name of the layer you're currently working on.
 ; '''Z Depth'''
 : The Z Depth column indicates the Z position of the layer, which can also affect layer compositing. It does not always appear, for example, if the time of the canvas is "0", this column will disappear.

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 === Layer Commands ===
-Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette) for the basic layer commands. These are the same commands found in the  {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} in the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.
+Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette). These expose the most useful layers' commands, more commands can be found in the  {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} in the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.
 === Moving layers ===
 To move multiple layers first select them by holding {{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller ({{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.

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 : The Z Depth column indicates the Z position of the layer, which can also affect layer compositing. It does not always appear, for example, if the time of the canvas is "0", this column will disappear.
 Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette) for the basic layer commands. These are the same commands found in the  {{l|Canvas Layer Menu}} in the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.
 To move multiple layers first select them by holding {{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller ({{Shortcut|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut|shift}}). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.

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 {{Title|Layers Panel}}
 {{Category|Panels}}
-{{Category|NewTerminology}}
+{{NewTerminology}}
 <!-- Page info end -->
 [[File:Layer icon.png|60px]]

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 The Layers Dialog allows you to view and manipulate the layer hierarchy in your scene. This is where you can determine which objects get drawn first, and create {{l|Group Layer|groups of layers}} for the purpose of applying effects.
-[[File:Layers.png]]
+[[File:Layers 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 ==Elements of the Layers Dialog==
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 ; '''Name'''
 : The name of the layer you're currently working on.
-: The icon representing the layer type. For {{l|Region Layer|Regions}}, {{l|Outline Layer|Outlines}}, and {{l|Gradient Layer Category|Gradients}}, the icons will be those of the {{l|Spline Tool}}, the {{l|Width Tool}}, and the {{l|Gradient Tool}}, respectively.
+: The icon representing the layer type. For {{l|Region Layer|Regions}}, {{l|Outline Layer|Outlines}}, and {{l|Category:Gradient|Gradients}}, the icons will be those of the {{l|Spline Tool}}, the {{l|Width Tool}}, and the {{l|Gradient Tool}}, respectively.
 ; '''Z Depth'''
 : The Z Depth column indicates the Z position of the layer, which can also affect layer compositing. It does not always appear, for example, if the time of the canvas is "0", this column will disappear.

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	Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette) for the basic layer commands. These are the same commands found in the {{l\|Layer Menu}} in the {{l\|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.		Below the layer list, are buttons (and a drop down menu containing any buttons that don't fit on the palette) for the basic layer commands. These are the same commands found in the {{l\|Layer Menu}} in the {{l\|Canvas Menu Caret}}[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caret], and in the context menu for the Layer Dialog.

−	To move multiple layers first select them by holding ''ctrl'' or ''shift''. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller (''ctrl'' or ''shift''). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.	+	To move multiple layers first select them by holding {{Shortcut\|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut\|shift}}. Then at the last of the layers you want to move click it but do not release the mouse button, instead release the keyboard controller ({{Shortcut\|ctrl}} or {{Shortcut\|shift}}). Now you can drag the layers to where you want them, release mouse button to drop the layers in place.