Layer Option > Opague setting in Photoshop5; what is the equivalent in Layer Option Photoshop6?

Discussion in 'Photoshop Tutorials' started by Chumley Walrus, Jun 17, 2005.

  1. Chumley Walrus

    Chumley Walrus Guest

    I'm trying to blend two layers together where they are both visible in
    the graphic. I know in Photoshop5, I can do Layer Option > Opague ;
    what is the equivalent in Layer Option Photoshop6?

    thanks
    chumley waLRUS
     
    Chumley Walrus, Jun 17, 2005
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  2. Chumley Walrus

    patrick Guest

    In the layers palette the Opacity box appears just to the right of the blend
    mode box.
    In CS you can drag on the name beside the box to vary the opacity
    (Or any other magnitude box where you normally would click on the down arrow
    and drag the slider that appears. The name for these boxes now acts as a
    "sloppy" slider.)
    Good luck! . . . . patrick
     
    patrick, Jun 17, 2005
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