EDIT: FOUND IT. Just now where I was used to seeing it in PSP9.
My layers palette doesn't have the part that has layer transparency sliders and I can't find how to get it. Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
JoeB
X7 - Can't find transparency in layers palette
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Re: X7 - Can't find transparency in layers palette
If you would like to see an individual opacity slider next to each layer you can turn on the "Right pane" inside the layers palette.
File -> Preferences -> General Program Preferences
Under the "Palettes" category, there is a section for the "Layers palette" and a checkbox for "Right Pane" check this. It'll split the layers palette in half showing the layer preview on the left and the sliders on the right.
File -> Preferences -> General Program Preferences
Under the "Palettes" category, there is a section for the "Layers palette" and a checkbox for "Right Pane" check this. It'll split the layers palette in half showing the layer preview on the left and the sliders on the right.
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Re: X7 - Can't find transparency in layers palette
Thanks for that info! I thought the Right Pane checkbox was just a way to put the layers palette on the right of the workspace, and it was already there so I didn't check it. Oldtimers setting in, I guess.LeviFiction wrote:If you would like to see an individual opacity slider next to each layer you can turn on the "Right pane" inside the layers palette.
File -> Preferences -> General Program Preferences
Under the "Palettes" category, there is a section for the "Layers palette" and a checkbox for "Right Pane" check this. It'll split the layers palette in half showing the layer preview on the left and the sliders on the right.
Regards,
JoeB
