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v2.3 Photo: Select - copy - paste new layer - doesnt respect selection unless rasterised first


Simonkidd

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Steps as follows:
> Drag and drop picture file into active picture as a layer
> make a selection (e.g. rectangular, freehand...)
> use menu or shortcut to copy, paste as new layer and then deselect, (cntr C, cntr V, cntr D).
> new layer is a complete copy of the previous layer and not the selected bit.
However:
If the layer is rasterised first - it works.
Should copy / paste selections  to new layer work if non - rasterised ?


Regards
 

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Hi @MEB,

Out of pure curiosity, is there a particular reason why this feature is called Copy Flattened on Windows but Copy Merged on Mac?

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3 minutes ago, MEB said:

No, there's no reason. I've filled a bug report for this sometime ago.

Thanks for letting me know, I wasn't aware that this was already logged... :)

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