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by Sophira
37 days ago
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I've memorised the keyboard shortcuts that I need in order to do this extremely common thing. 1. Select region with mouse. 2. Ctrl-C: Copy the region. 3. Ctrl-V: Paste (with the selection still active, so that it pastes in the same place). 4. Ctrl-Shift-N: Makes the resulting "temporary layer" into a permanent new layer. 5. Use the new layer. I wish I could skip step 4. It's usually not necessary, and if I need to place the temporary layer into the same layer that I was already using, I can just merge the two myself. Of course, sometimes you do need the ability to directly paste into the same thing, such as if you're editing a layer mask rather than the actual layer itself... |
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