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I want to move the area selected by the lasso tool in multiple layers at once.

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edyi

I want to enclose a picture drawn across multiple layers with a lasso tool, select a range, and move it all at once.
If you use the lasso tool normally, the move will only be applied to the selected layer.

Published date : 2 years ago

Updated date : 2 years ago

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nekopi ◆

2 years ago
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After making a selection with a lasso, select all the layers you want to move with the layer palette.
You can move the selected area at once regardless of the check of the move target of the layer move tool.
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edyi

2 years ago

I was able to perform the operation I wanted to do safely. thank you.
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Angelamuoc13

2 years ago
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You can create a folder with all the layers you want to move, and so when the lasso picks up the elements you will move everything, instead of just one layer
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トライアンフ ◆

2 years ago
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this is
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nekopi ◆

2 years ago
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After making a selection with a lasso, select all the layers you want to move with the layer palette.
You can move the selected area at once regardless of the check of the move target of the layer move tool.
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BigField ◆

2 years ago
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I didn't know, so I tried nekopi's idea.
I was able to do it once, but I couldn't reproduce it n times and all the layers moved.
I was able to do it once when Triumph's "Move layers in selection" was on.

Are there any other conditions?
I tried both "creation method = new selection / additional selection" when creating a selection range ...

So I tried the usual simple idea that I first thought about.
-Select multiple layers to create multiple selections.
-Select enlargement / reduction rotation with the selection range launcher.
·Moving. (Tool property: Turn off "Keep original image")

In most situations, select this scaling rotation,
"Keep original image" / "Fixed aspect ratio" / "Left / right inversion" / "Up / down inversion" are used on / off.
If you want to keep the selection, use the following. → Menu: Selection → Stock selection k
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BigField ◆

2 years ago
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> Are there any other conditions?
I understand.
At nekopi's suggestion, it worked even when Triumph's "Move Layers in Selection" was off.

★ Due to movement, the behavior changes depending on the part that is first touched by dragging.
To be correct, dragging within the selection will do what nekopi suggested.

If you casually drag outside the selection range, the entire selected layer will be moved.
If you click inside the selection once, even if you drag outside the selection, it will be as nekopi's idea.
Even if you drag outside the selection to move the entire selected layer
If you continue to go back and drag in the selection, it will be as nekopi's idea.
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nekopi ◆

2 years ago
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> Big Field
Since it is a premise to move the selection range, there was no concept of touching outside the selection range.
That's true (^^;)
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