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I just stumbled across this behavior with CS.
Lets say I have two layers. One layer has a vector shape layer, the other is raster image data – say just a white fill.
Link the two layers. With the white fill layer, Cmd-T to transform will transform both layers.
NOW, with the vector shape layer selected, Cmd-T will only transform the shape layer. Even though it’s liked with the other layer, it ONLY transform the shape layer.
In Photoshop 7, transforming a linked shape layer transform everything that it’s linked to. In Photoshop CS, transforming a linked shape layer transforms only that shape layer.
Tested on a G4 DP 1.25ghz, OS 10.2.6 and G5 single processor, OS 10.2.8
Lets say I have two layers. One layer has a vector shape layer, the other is raster image data – say just a white fill.
Link the two layers. With the white fill layer, Cmd-T to transform will transform both layers.
NOW, with the vector shape layer selected, Cmd-T will only transform the shape layer. Even though it’s liked with the other layer, it ONLY transform the shape layer.
In Photoshop 7, transforming a linked shape layer transform everything that it’s linked to. In Photoshop CS, transforming a linked shape layer transforms only that shape layer.
Tested on a G4 DP 1.25ghz, OS 10.2.6 and G5 single processor, OS 10.2.8
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