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Participant
March 18, 2023
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Background place automatization with action

  • March 18, 2023
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Hi, everyone!
I want to make an "action" to insert a background into PNG images
However, I have a problem that if I make the "action" and then start it, it doesn't drag the background to the right place, the background is always on top
How can I type in the "action" to actually put the background at the bottom as the background?

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Correct answer Stephen Marsh

@GeriHDHUN – presuming that the layer is unlocked and not a Background layer...

 

Relative Layer Keycuts:

 

Move current target layer to front (top) layer = Command + Shift + ]
Move current target layer up = Command + ]
Move current target layer down = Command + [
Move current target layer to back (bottom) layer = Command + Shift + [

 

Select/target front (top) layer = Option + .
Select/target next layer up = Option + ]
Select/target next layer down = Option + [
Select/target back (bottom) layer = Option + ,

 

Windows users would swap the Command key for Ctrl and the Option key for Alt

3 replies

Participant
July 19, 2024

Same problem,

I create post about it

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-beta-discussions/action-don-t-generate-background-correctly/m-p/14747474

 

Is any way to set action to generate background at the bottom?

Stephen_A_Marsh

Simply use (Command + [) after generate image is bad solution becouse the image results is worse than generating under the cut object immediately

Legend
July 19, 2024

You would need to have Make Layer in your action, to change the background into a regular layer, then create a new empty layer on the bottom, THEN add your content.

Participant
July 20, 2024

Bacground changed into a regular layer threw Remove Background from contextual task bar. 

 

First screen is when in record my action

Second when i play

Results are diferent becouse the generative background still show above my object 😕😕

Stephen Marsh
Community Expert
Community Expert
March 21, 2023

@GeriHDHUN 

 

So how did you go?

Stephen Marsh
Community Expert
Stephen MarshCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
March 18, 2023

@GeriHDHUN – presuming that the layer is unlocked and not a Background layer...

 

Relative Layer Keycuts:

 

Move current target layer to front (top) layer = Command + Shift + ]
Move current target layer up = Command + ]
Move current target layer down = Command + [
Move current target layer to back (bottom) layer = Command + Shift + [

 

Select/target front (top) layer = Option + .
Select/target next layer up = Option + ]
Select/target next layer down = Option + [
Select/target back (bottom) layer = Option + ,

 

Windows users would swap the Command key for Ctrl and the Option key for Alt