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I wanted to apply two bevel effects to a plain blue square. I applied one effect directly to the plain blue square, and then created a layer above with the same square in gray (128,128,128), to which I applied the second bevel effect. I then set the blending mode of the layer to overlay, and got the desired effect. However, I now need to merge the layers down, in order to save them correctly in the format I want, but when I merge the overlay layer into the one below, it looses the overlay effect and the gray is all that can be seen, completely covering the plain blue square below, and any effects applied to it. Is there a way I can merge the overlay layer down so that it keeps its transparent section, and just the bevel that is visible is preserved and merged onto the main layer?
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