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Working with multiple clipping masks

New Here ,
Jul 19, 2017 Jul 19, 2017

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I'm struggling to find out how to make a clipping mask on to a layer that is already added as a clipping mask to another layer.

Does that even make sense?

How do you guys do this?

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Community Expert , Jul 19, 2017 Jul 19, 2017

Hi Brian

It would be great if we could put the top two layers into a group and then clip the group to the layer below. Unfortunately at present we cannot.

So your choices are a separate vector mask (which would need updating if you moved the lower layer)

Or a smart object containing the top two layers

You might want to add some feedback and comments to the ongoing request here :

Photoshop: Grouping layers clipped in a clipping mask. | Photoshop Family Customer Community

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Jul 19, 2017 Jul 19, 2017

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Hi Brian

It would be great if we could put the top two layers into a group and then clip the group to the layer below. Unfortunately at present we cannot.

So your choices are a separate vector mask (which would need updating if you moved the lower layer)

Or a smart object containing the top two layers

You might want to add some feedback and comments to the ongoing request here :

Photoshop: Grouping layers clipped in a clipping mask. | Photoshop Family Customer Community

Dave

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Oh yes, ofcourse, smart objects could be used in a situation like this.

Thanks for the answer Dave 🙂

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