Layers
In the Layers tab, you can check the current layers in a list, reorder their front-back order, lock them, show or hide them, and delete them.
What you can do on this page
While viewing the list of text, materials, and images, you can change order, select, lock, show or hide, and delete layers.
Operating procedure
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Open the “Layers” tab
Click “Layers” in the editing panel to show a list of the current layers. Layers higher in the list are shown farther forward.
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Select the target layer
Click a layer name to select that layer. Use the type label and layer name to choose the item you want to adjust.
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Reorder layers
Drag the dotted icon on the left to change the order. You can also use the ↑↓ buttons to move layers forward or backward one step at a time.
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Lock layers you do not want to move
Click the lock icon to lock that layer. Click it again to unlock it.
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Toggle visibility
Use the eye icon to temporarily hide that layer. Hidden layers are not included in export.
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Delete unnecessary layers
Use the trash icon to delete a layer. If you delete it by mistake, you can cancel it with Undo.
List of setting items
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Drag handle | The dotted icon on the left. Drag it to change the layer order. |
| Type label | Shows the layer type, such as text, material, or image. |
| Layer name | Click it to select that layer. |
| ↑↓ buttons | Moves the layer forward or backward one step at a time. |
| Lock icon | Locks or unlocks the layer. |
| Eye icon | Shows or hides the layer. |
| Trash icon | Deletes an unnecessary layer. |
Check points
- For order, layers higher in the list are farther forward, and layers lower in the list are farther back.
- The ↑↓ buttons are useful for small order changes, while dragging is useful for larger reordering.
- For layers you temporarily do not want to move, use Lock instead of Delete.
- Hidden layers are not included in the exported image.
When you are in trouble
If a layer is not visible, check whether the eye icon is set to hidden or whether it is hidden behind another layer. If it cannot be moved, check whether it is locked with the lock icon.