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1. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
Being able to duplicate LayerSets with command-J, too, would indeed be an improvement.
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2. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
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Yes. I asked for this once already in Feature Requests. Its not consistant that Command J while on a layer group, does nothing.
Since I hear they have done some re-jigging to the layer panel code - I hope they will have sorted this in CS5.
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3. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
They hadn't as of the final beta release, so I too hope that it is addressed in gold master.
Yes. I asked for this once already in Feature Requests. Its not consistant that Command J while on a layer group, does nothing.
Since I hear they have done some re-jigging to the layer panel code - I hope they will have sorted this in CS5.
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4. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
This would make perfect sense - let's hope it's added to the JDI list.
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5. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
Yes I agree with this . . . it makes much more sense to have the Control-J and drag/drop on the new-layer icon, both do the same thing, whether it's a single layer or a group. Good idea, I vote for this one too
TG
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6. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
On the same vein, Command+Clicking the add new adjustment layer should create it below the currently selected layer, for consistency.
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7. Re: Feature request-Command J should make a duplicate layer group
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Yes! I agree with that!
Thumbs up!
Michael Lamy wrote:
Just as Command J OR dragging a layer to the Make New Layer icon make a duplicate of a layer, Command J should make a duplicate of a layer set (group). But instead you have to drag the layer set to the New Layer icon. There should be o reason why Photoshop doesn't let the user duplicate the set in this way... it’s much simpler.