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Nicole_Bongard@adobeforums.com #1
A new Bevel & Emboss layer effect changes all the other layers' effects
I'm trying to create a new Bevel & Emboss effect on a layer, and every time I make changes to the settings, all the other Bevel & Emboss effects I have on other layers change to the new settings. How do I single out only the layer I want to change, and keep all the others the way they are?
Thanks in advance!
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JasonSmith@adobeforums.com #2 Re: A new Bevel & Emboss layer effect changes all the other layers' effects
click 'global lighting' OFF.
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Phosphor@adobeforums.com #3 Re: A new Bevel & Emboss layer effect changes all the other layers' effects
Un-check "Global Lighting" when applying effects to subsequent layers.
This will allow you independent lighting-angle control in your new layer without affecting how it was set for previous layers.
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