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August 12, 2021
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Where to find the new layer without dialog bind in the Shortcuts Menu?

  • August 12, 2021
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Hi apparently with the new update my custom shortcuts sopped working, I had not a backup, so Im trying to bind them again, but, can't find the Create New Layer without dialog, (Which i used to have in alt+ctrl+q) and the default is ctrl+shift+n

Photoshop should have a search filter for this btw.

Correct answer c.pfaffenbichler

If I press ctrl+alt+shift+n it will create the new layer without dialog


… what happens if you apply a custom shortcut to »New Layer« and press alt additionally to that? 

 

Why do you need another shortcut if one already exists? 

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Bojan Živković11378569
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 12, 2021
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Photoshop should have a search filter for this btw.

By @Juan__de__Dios



 

You can add your vote to my feature request/suggestion from here https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/photoshop/photoshop-search-field-in-keyboard-shortcuts-dialog/5f5f45214b561a3d4236121d

c.pfaffenbichler
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 12, 2021

Have you tried cmd-alt-shift-N or are you using that for something else? 

Participating Frequently
August 12, 2021

That would be the default shortcut
On Windows,the default would be ctrl+shift+n
But I want to change the default shortcut

Participating Frequently
January 20, 2023

What is keeping you from achieving the intended workflow? 

Worst case you should be able to assign the shortcut to a Script that performs the task. 


My ideal workflow would be to be able to hit Ctrl+Shift+n (without the Alt modifier) to create a new layer without the dialogue window, as that is what my ingrained habits and muscle memory allow me to do without thinking. But "New layer without dialogue" is not listed within the Keyboard Shortcuts window (though it throws a warning if I try to assign something else to that shortcut). Yeah, I guess I'll have to figure out how to turn that into a script, but I'm a bit salty about it.