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 Want to set the layers in proper manner on resize
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yogiyang

India
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Posted - Jun 18 2019 :  07:17:33  Show Profile  Reply
Hello,

I have three Layers selected (I am showing resize handles on the Main Layer only):
1. Main Layer (photo)
2. Mask Layer applied to 1
3. Layer which is filled with color and is placed under 1

This is how it looks:



After I resize the selected layers the arrangement of 3rd and 1st layers is getting mis aligned and is looking bad.

This is how it looks:



Where should I program to rearrange the 3rd and 1st layers?

TIA


Yogi Yang

xequte

38608 Posts

Posted - Jun 19 2019 :  19:58:15  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Yogi

This is expected behavior. If you drag items from the top-right grip they will enlarge, but the bottom-left grip will not move. Unfortunately there is not a way to keep some layers centered while sizing (it is not a bad idea, but I cannot think of a way the functionality could be presented to the user).

Why not enable a red border for your image layer instead?

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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yogiyang

India
727 Posts

Posted - Jun 20 2019 :  00:08:02  Show Profile  Reply
Hello,

 
Why not enable a red border for your image layer instead?

Actually this is not possible as the layer under the Main Layer can also be a gradient or can also be loaded from a PNG file.

TIA


Yogi Yang
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xequte

38608 Posts

Posted - Jun 20 2019 :  02:19:48  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Yogi

Then, in the OnLayersNotifyEx event you might need to check for ielResizing and update PosX and PosY for the layers that are Selected but not the current layer (LayersCurrent).



Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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