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c.pfaffenbichler

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What exactly is that screenshot in the original post supposed to illustrate? Looks like one Layer, not multiple ones.

One possible work-around is converting to multichannel and then back to RGB with Script/s.

Another one would be painting on a separate Layer (as is prudent) and then use a Script to duplicate and merge that Layer to several other Layers.

Bojan Živković11378569

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Not sure I can understand your request in first place. This is my try: convert multiple painted layers to Smart Object layer. Once you want to reseparate them right click on Smart Object layer and choose: Convert to Layers.

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RosaPerry

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Hi @?...

You could select all layers and then right click and select Smart Object. This will make one layer, but as a Smart Object. When you want separate layers again, you need to double click into the Smart Object and your layers will open in a new window.

This guide should help you:

https://www.elated.com/photoshop-smart-objects/

Rosa

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RosaPerry

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Okay so I know there is not a way to paint multiple layers at once. But is there a way at least to merge layers and then quickly resperate them without having to do selection and then cut>paste>as a new layer or could i select each one and cut them and then paste them into all individual layers?

By @?...

The answer to this question of yours above, was to convert multiple painted layers to a Smart Object layer.

I do not know of a way for painting all three layers at once.

Rosa

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