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• Fill (left to right); Fill (top to bottom): The visible layers will be aligned with the canvas according to the edge you
selected with Horizontal base or Vertical base, respectively. The layers are arranged regularly, so that they do not overlap
each other. The top layer in the stack is placed on the leftmost (or uppermost) position in the image. The bottom layer in
the stack is placed on the rightmost (or bottommost) position of the image. The other layers are placed regularly between
these two positions. If the Use the (invisible) bottom layer as the base option is checked, the layers are aligned with the
corresponding edge of the bottom layer.
each other. The top layer in the stack is placed on the leftmost (or uppermost) position in the image. The bottom layer in
the stack is placed on the rightmost (or bottommost) position of the image. The other layers are placed regularly between
these two positions. If the Use the (invisible) bottom layer as the base option is checked, the layers are aligned with the
corresponding edge of the bottom layer.
Figure 14.126: Horizontal ‘Fill’ alignment (canvas)
(a) Original image with the layer stack
(b) Horizontal filling align-
ment, Left to Right, with
Use the (invisible) bottom
layer as the base option not
checked. The top layer in
the stack, the green one, is
placed all the way on the
left. The bottom layer in
the stack, the red one, is
placed is on the right and
the yellow layer is between
the other two.
ment, Left to Right, with
Use the (invisible) bottom
layer as the base option not
checked. The top layer in
the stack, the green one, is
placed all the way on the
left. The bottom layer in
the stack, the red one, is
placed is on the right and
the yellow layer is between
the other two.
Figure 14.127: Horizontal ‘Fill’ alignment (bottom layer)
(a) Original image with the layer stack
(b) The same parameters
as in the previous example,
but with the lowest (blue)
level as the base.
as in the previous example,
but with the lowest (blue)
level as the base.
• Fill (right to left); Fill (bottom to top): These settings work similarly to the ones described above, but the filling occurs
in the opposite direction.