Apply opacity to all channels: apply the current channel opacity to all the other channels of the current layer/effect.

Apply blending to all channels: apply the current channel blending mode to all the other channels of the current layer/effect.

It is also possible to right-click on a layer (or effect) and choose one of the following actions:

Right-click on a layer and choose Blending options.This action is also available on effects that have blend mode and opacity controls. When right-clicking on a blend mode or an opacity, select the action Apply to all channels to use this blend mode on all the other channels of the layer. Right-click on a blending mode or opacity control.Several shortcuts and actions have been added to make it quick and easy to copy and apply blending modes and the opacity across multiple channels in the Layer Stack.

Release date: 6 October 2022 Major features New options to apply blending modes and opacity There are countless, countless examples out there of small companies cheering about their acquisition while their new parent company was standing behind them cocking a rifle.Substance 3D Painter 8.2 focuses on a lot of quality-of-life improvements with dedicated features in several areas of the application. Because Adobe are now the ones in charge, and obviously they would never let on to the company they're trying to acquire that they have any nefarious plans for them. Even if they actually believe it themselves at Allegorithmic, it's irrelevant. Mixamo is probably the most recent example.Īs for the email, stuff like that is always said on an acquisition in order to maintain customers.

Adobe does indeed have a track record of acquiring and killing software. If you don't believe him, you can google it yourself. Like when somebody prefaces 'Now, no offense, but.' Ok, so now I really know exactly what to expect. Well, I just got an email (sure everybody did) from allegorithmic and the main premise was in belaboring the point that this merge won't stifle innovation but will in fact expand, etc. Not that I don't trust or have any reason to doubt, but how do I know he is right in this case?

Substance painter by adobe