P: Clipping mask to a Layer group?

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Just one of those things that i've always thought could come in REALLY handy. I have no idea how the actuality of this function would work due to all the possible complexities of the contents within a layer group... but wow, i often think i'd love to clip some adjustment layers to a Layer Group. I am aware of the Pass through to Normal feature but it doesn't really cut it.

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zulfani34644071vwxg

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YES IT'S CRAZY BROOO, UNTIL NOW 2024 LMAO

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darkdoom973

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Hey I am from the future, its 2026, and photoshop still is a b*tch

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артёмл39819703

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You can only create clipping mask TO a group. But you can't createa clipping mask ON a group. That's ridiciculos. Why Clip Studio Paint can do it, and Photoshop is missing so useful and basic function 12 years after this post?

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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the request is to take a group that is above a layer, alt+click between the two, and make the group what is being clipped by the layer below.

the group resides within the single layer of pixel data below OR a group is nested into another group.

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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PECourtejoie

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Yes, I made a request for that: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

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PECourtejoie

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I was at first doubtful about this request, but I'm now wishing the opposite: be able to group layers clipped in a clipping mask!

see: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

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JonasRogne

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...and in the full version as well. Nice! :)

Nesting clipping masks is next then? 😉

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J453

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You can now apply a clipping mask to a group in Photoshop CS6 Beta: