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Hello! I’ve been dabbling in Photoshop for a couple years and I’ve just started playing around with layer comps. I have a feeling it can do exactly what I’m trying to, but there’s a user error that’s preventing it from working right. 😉
Basically, I’d like to capture the state of the layers palette – and then I’d like to *move around* a few of the layers, turn on a few new ones, and then capture it again. I’ve tested a few different settings, and I keep coming up with the same results:
the first capture is perfect
the second capture is perfect, BUT then the first capture is now changed (the visible layers are right, but it captured the new position of the layers that moved)
Is there a way to keep the first capture from changing? To preserve the position that the layers were in when the first capture was taken?
Thanks so much for any help! If I need to clarify anything, please let me know! -Sarah
Basically, I’d like to capture the state of the layers palette – and then I’d like to *move around* a few of the layers, turn on a few new ones, and then capture it again. I’ve tested a few different settings, and I keep coming up with the same results:
the first capture is perfect
the second capture is perfect, BUT then the first capture is now changed (the visible layers are right, but it captured the new position of the layers that moved)
Is there a way to keep the first capture from changing? To preserve the position that the layers were in when the first capture was taken?
Thanks so much for any help! If I need to clarify anything, please let me know! -Sarah
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