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Unable to Align Layers in Photoshop Properly with CS2
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Cannot Align Semi-Transparent Items?
Windows Vista, Photoshop CS2.
Steps to repeat:
- Create new document
- Fill a circle on a new layer
- Drop opacity of filled circle to 10%
- Create new empty layer below circle layer
- Merge empty layer with filled circle layer
- Select entire canvas
- Attempt to align layers to selection
layer > align layers to selection > vertical centers
I get the following error:
Could not complete the Vertical Centers command because there are no layers to be moved.
Clearly this is not true, as I'm selecting the layer with the semi-translucent ball on it. Now, if you had tried this same command prior to step 5 (when the layer was at 10% opacity) it would have worked.
Is there some way around this problem? I need to move layers around that begin as transparent items, with a layer opacity at 100% where 100% of the layers opacity results in showing objects that are themselves not-very opaque.
I've confirmed on another machine that this problem doesn't exist in CS3. I may exist in earlier copies of Photoshop, but I only have access to CS2 (has the problem) and CS3 (does not have the problem).
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Cannot Align Semi-Transparent Items?
Windows Vista, Photoshop CS2.
Steps to repeat:
- Create new document
- Fill a circle on a new layer
- Drop opacity of filled circle to 10%
- Create new empty layer below circle layer
- Merge empty layer with filled circle layer
- Select entire canvas
- Attempt to align layers to selection
layer > align layers to selection > vertical centers
I get the following error:
Could not complete the Vertical Centers command because there are no layers to be moved.
Clearly this is not true, as I'm selecting the layer with the semi-translucent ball on it. Now, if you had tried this same command prior to step 5 (when the layer was at 10% opacity) it would have worked.
Is there some way around this problem? I need to move layers around that begin as transparent items, with a layer opacity at 100% where 100% of the layers opacity results in showing objects that are themselves not-very opaque.
I've confirmed on another machine that this problem doesn't exist in CS3. I may exist in earlier copies of Photoshop, but I only have access to CS2 (has the problem) and CS3 (does not have the problem).
adobe-photoshop alignment layers
asked Feb 27 '10 at 19:55
SampsonSampson
6,14985066
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 1 hour ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
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Cannot Align Semi-Transparent Items?
Windows Vista, Photoshop CS2.
Steps to repeat:
- Create new document
- Fill a circle on a new layer
- Drop opacity of filled circle to 10%
- Create new empty layer below circle layer
- Merge empty layer with filled circle layer
- Select entire canvas
- Attempt to align layers to selection
layer > align layers to selection > vertical centers
I get the following error:
Could not complete the Vertical Centers command because there are no layers to be moved.
Clearly this is not true, as I'm selecting the layer with the semi-translucent ball on it. Now, if you had tried this same command prior to step 5 (when the layer was at 10% opacity) it would have worked.
Is there some way around this problem? I need to move layers around that begin as transparent items, with a layer opacity at 100% where 100% of the layers opacity results in showing objects that are themselves not-very opaque.
I've confirmed on another machine that this problem doesn't exist in CS3. I may exist in earlier copies of Photoshop, but I only have access to CS2 (has the problem) and CS3 (does not have the problem).
adobe-photoshop alignment layers
asked Feb 27 '10 at 19:55
SampsonSampson
6,14985066
Cannot Align Semi-Transparent Items?
Windows Vista, Photoshop CS2.
Steps to repeat:
- Create new document
- Fill a circle on a new layer
- Drop opacity of filled circle to 10%
- Create new empty layer below circle layer
- Merge empty layer with filled circle layer
- Select entire canvas
- Attempt to align layers to selection
layer > align layers to selection > vertical centers
I get the following error:
Could not complete the Vertical Centers command because there are no layers to be moved.
Clearly this is not true, as I'm selecting the layer with the semi-translucent ball on it. Now, if you had tried this same command prior to step 5 (when the layer was at 10% opacity) it would have worked.
Is there some way around this problem? I need to move layers around that begin as transparent items, with a layer opacity at 100% where 100% of the layers opacity results in showing objects that are themselves not-very opaque.
I've confirmed on another machine that this problem doesn't exist in CS3. I may exist in earlier copies of Photoshop, but I only have access to CS2 (has the problem) and CS3 (does not have the problem).
adobe-photoshop alignment layers
adobe-photoshop alignment layers
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Can you align the layers prior to merging them? (By selecting the applicable layers together, but merging them after the align.) I know that's probably an obvious one. :(
(I just confirmed that this error occurs on my computer using Adobe Photoshop CS2.)
answered Apr 9 '10 at 17:12
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i had a somewhat similar problem with cs4 in that messing with transparencies caused unexpected/illogical behavior;
now, i havent used cs2 but try this:
instead of making the layer with the object transparent, apply a layer effect of transparency;
then try to move it around or whatever is needed;
if that doesnt work, save the item as a transparency before attempting to align;
again, i am not sure these features exist in cs2, but this just sounded like a similar problem i had;
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Can you align the layers prior to merging them? (By selecting the applicable layers together, but merging them after the align.) I know that's probably an obvious one. :(
(I just confirmed that this error occurs on my computer using Adobe Photoshop CS2.)
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Can you align the layers prior to merging them? (By selecting the applicable layers together, but merging them after the align.) I know that's probably an obvious one. :(
(I just confirmed that this error occurs on my computer using Adobe Photoshop CS2.)
answered Apr 9 '10 at 17:12
JYeltonJYelton
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Can you align the layers prior to merging them? (By selecting the applicable layers together, but merging them after the align.) I know that's probably an obvious one. :(
(I just confirmed that this error occurs on my computer using Adobe Photoshop CS2.)
answered Apr 9 '10 at 17:12
JYeltonJYelton
2,47811829
Can you align the layers prior to merging them? (By selecting the applicable layers together, but merging them after the align.) I know that's probably an obvious one. :(
(I just confirmed that this error occurs on my computer using Adobe Photoshop CS2.)
answered Apr 9 '10 at 17:12
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i had a somewhat similar problem with cs4 in that messing with transparencies caused unexpected/illogical behavior;
now, i havent used cs2 but try this:
instead of making the layer with the object transparent, apply a layer effect of transparency;
then try to move it around or whatever is needed;
if that doesnt work, save the item as a transparency before attempting to align;
again, i am not sure these features exist in cs2, but this just sounded like a similar problem i had;
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i had a somewhat similar problem with cs4 in that messing with transparencies caused unexpected/illogical behavior;
now, i havent used cs2 but try this:
instead of making the layer with the object transparent, apply a layer effect of transparency;
then try to move it around or whatever is needed;
if that doesnt work, save the item as a transparency before attempting to align;
again, i am not sure these features exist in cs2, but this just sounded like a similar problem i had;
add a comment |
i had a somewhat similar problem with cs4 in that messing with transparencies caused unexpected/illogical behavior;
now, i havent used cs2 but try this:
instead of making the layer with the object transparent, apply a layer effect of transparency;
then try to move it around or whatever is needed;
if that doesnt work, save the item as a transparency before attempting to align;
again, i am not sure these features exist in cs2, but this just sounded like a similar problem i had;
i had a somewhat similar problem with cs4 in that messing with transparencies caused unexpected/illogical behavior;
now, i havent used cs2 but try this:
instead of making the layer with the object transparent, apply a layer effect of transparency;
then try to move it around or whatever is needed;
if that doesnt work, save the item as a transparency before attempting to align;
again, i am not sure these features exist in cs2, but this just sounded like a similar problem i had;
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