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Smart Objects Within A Group--Same As Linked?

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Aug 22, 2023 Aug 22, 2023

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Seems like an elementary question, but I haven't found an answer.

 

I have 25 hand gesture images in their own groups and then all nested within a "Hands" group. If the images are smart objects, can I resize the top "Hands" group to a smaller size and all the smart objects along with it without losing resolution if I later re-enlarge them? Or is this only possible by linking all the images?

 

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Community Expert , Aug 22, 2023 Aug 22, 2023

Smart Objects, no matter whether embedded or linked, maintain their data to recalculate the instances when they are transformed, filtered etc. 

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Mentor , Aug 23, 2023 Aug 23, 2023

yes, that's how smart objects work. You don't need to link them.

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Aug 22, 2023 Aug 22, 2023

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Smart Objects, no matter whether embedded or linked, maintain their data to recalculate the instances when they are transformed, filtered etc. 

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yes, that's how smart objects work. You don't need to link them.

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