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    Duplicating Layers kills Clipping Group

    how do i prevent this shitty function, that everytime i duplicate a layer that's in a clipping-stack, all the layers above jump out of the group

    hope there is a way (even if the way means to use an alternate way of duplicating the respective layer)

    thx already
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    Re: Duplicating Layers kills Clipping Group

    duplicate the layer to a new document...

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      Re: Duplicating Layers kills Clipping Group

      Hi Subxaero,
      See If this helps. Ctrl A, Ctrl C, new layer, Ctrl V on new layer.
      Ray

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        Re: Duplicating Layers kills Clipping Group

        Subxaero

        Just option drag it up in the layers palette. IT'll duplicate with the clipping intact.

        Chris

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          Re: Duplicating Layers kills Clipping Group

          Originally posted by cricket1961 View Post
          Subxaero

          Just option drag it up in the layers palette. IT'll duplicate with the clipping intact.

          Chris
          suuuuuuper sweet. thx a lot, sire


          (@des: thx for your help, but this a bad way, cause i'd lose everything from the outside the canvas and all its properties. thx anyway )

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