(Probably not your problem, check-mate, but I've seen the confusion arise in other contexts, so I'm adding it for the benefit of other readers.) Note for readers: Separate tabs in FireAlpaca are actually multiple separate files, not separate layers within the same file. You can also move the layers using the Move tool. To do this, you need to head to the Layer window and select Layer Folder. You can also transform and move numerous layers while in the Layer Folder. Simply click the Layer Folder and select Duplicate Layer. File menu > Rasterize, which creates a new file (in a new tab) with all the layers merged. Duplicating the layers in the folder is equally easy. You can change the opacity, you can lock layers too if you want. You will learn that you are able to use more layers at once, how to save it and give it a name, how to join various layers, split them and then delete them. png format file which will automatically merge all the layers, then re-open the. This video tutorial of firealpaca will help you understand the layers and their specifics. Merges the selected layer with the layer *beneath* it.Ģ.
Repeat the merge down process multiple times (Layer menu > Merge Down or, repeatedly press the Layer Merge button at the bottom of the the layers panel - looks somewhat like an arrow pointing down to a couple of sheets of paper).
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