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6. The “Image” Menu | |
The command merges the layers which are visible into a single layer. Visible layers are those which are indicated on the Layers dialog with an “eye” icon.
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With this command, the original visible layers disappear. With the New From Visible command, a new layer is created at top of the stack and original visible layers persist. |
You can access this command from the image menubar through → ,
or by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+M.
Visible layers are the layers which are marked with an “eye” icon in the Layers dialog.
Expanded as necessary: The final layer is large enough to contain all of the merged layers. Please note that a layer in GIMP can be larger than the image.
Clipped to image: The final layer is the same size as the image. Remember that layers in GIMP can be larger than the image itself. Any layers in the image that are larger than the image are clipped by this option.
Clipped to bottom layer: The final layer is the same size as the bottom layer. If the bottom layer is smaller than some of the visible layers, the final layer is clipped and trimmed to the size and position of the bottom layer.
This self-explanatory option is enabled when a layer group exists.
When this option is checked, non visible layers are removed from the layer stack.
图 16.86. “Merge visible layers” example
Three layers; two are visible
“Discard invisible layers” unchecked
“Discard invisible layers” checked
