Here is my problem...I need to change the 32 in the background to 33, but it says it is a vector file and I cannot get into it. How do I change both layers to be the same number or what is the best way to create the underneath level.
Thank you,
Louisa
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I hope you can read what you need: Thanks in advance...also the fonts are not available.
louisa19104-5300 wrote
How do I create a new normal layer? Sorry for the Novice question...but I am a novice at this.
Hi Louisa
- First double-click the T that is circled in red. That will put you into text edit mode. Change the number and the typeface, then click the checkbox in the options bar (top) to commit the edits.
- Click the eyeball on the second 32 layer off-on-off-on. Does it make a visible difference? If not, hide or delete it. If yes, then proceed.
- With the second layer, it a little hard to see exactly what they did, but I would not start with a brand new layer.
- Instead, right-click the text layer of 33 and copy it, then right-click the new layer and rasterize it. This gives you a raster 33.
- To get the effect from the old layer, Right-click the 32 layer and copy the effects. Right click the 33 raster layer and paste them.
- Now we have to figure out what was done to the 32. It looks silvery. Maybe a filter? Or a gradient? Can you hide all the layers above it so we can get a better look?
- Once you have gotten the information you need from the raster 32 layer, it can be deleted.
One way would be to delicate the edited text layer and rasterize the duplicate to a normal pixel layer the which would match the text layer. Instead of rasterizing it you could convert the duplicated text layer to a shape layer to match the text layer. A shape layer will resize better than a raster layer.
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