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Removing a layer from a group

Community Beginner ,
Aug 29, 2020 Aug 29, 2020

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Is there a way to remove a layer out of a layer group in Fresco?

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Community Expert , Aug 30, 2020 Aug 30, 2020

Yes, you can remove a layer from a layer group in Fresco.

  • Double tap the layer group to expand the view.
  • Tap and hold the layer icon you want to move.
  • Move it upward to the left-facing arrow ("<") icon, and pause there until the layer group closes and you can see the parent layer stack.
  • Move the layer anywhere in the stack and drop to complete the move.

 

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Yes, you can remove a layer from a layer group in Fresco.

  • Double tap the layer group to expand the view.
  • Tap and hold the layer icon you want to move.
  • Move it upward to the left-facing arrow ("<") icon, and pause there until the layer group closes and you can see the parent layer stack.
  • Move the layer anywhere in the stack and drop to complete the move.

 

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Thank you Michel, it works.

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