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more about wierd layer styles…
I can create a set of layer effects on one layer, use -copy style- and then -paste style- to apply to another layer. use this all the time, works great.
BUT if I copy the style from one layer to a layer in another document, I get distorted effects. (i.e. a 3 point stroke and 5 px drop shadow becomes a 17 pt stroke and 35 pt drop shadow on the new document)
I recently created a layer style for a website image (stroke, shadow, bevel) and added it to my styles pallette, then created an action that adds that style at the end of a series of steps. And I get the same darn thing… when the action is applied, the effects are exaggerated, and obviously looks awful.
Is there some setting I am not understanding, regarding applying a layer style accross different documents?
This is becoming increasingly frustrating as I often need to run large batches for web photo galleries, etc and this makes it all but impossible to use the batch actions.
Thanks for any input… I have to figure this out!
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Michael Evangelista
Southern Utah Web Design
www.suwebs.com
I can create a set of layer effects on one layer, use -copy style- and then -paste style- to apply to another layer. use this all the time, works great.
BUT if I copy the style from one layer to a layer in another document, I get distorted effects. (i.e. a 3 point stroke and 5 px drop shadow becomes a 17 pt stroke and 35 pt drop shadow on the new document)
I recently created a layer style for a website image (stroke, shadow, bevel) and added it to my styles pallette, then created an action that adds that style at the end of a series of steps. And I get the same darn thing… when the action is applied, the effects are exaggerated, and obviously looks awful.
Is there some setting I am not understanding, regarding applying a layer style accross different documents?
This is becoming increasingly frustrating as I often need to run large batches for web photo galleries, etc and this makes it all but impossible to use the batch actions.
Thanks for any input… I have to figure this out!
—
Michael Evangelista
Southern Utah Web Design
www.suwebs.com
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