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I think there should be an option to add a new layer directly above the selected layer.

 

Currently as far as I can tell, adding a new layer adds it to the top of all of the layers in the panel. This is not ideal when you have hundreds of layers and you just need a new layer above the current selected layer. For instance when you are organizing your element layers and need a container layer to dump a bunch of layers into...

 

If this is already possible can someone let me know? Cheers!

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The default behavior is the one you look for, the new layer is added on top of the selected layer, not on top of the stack.

I don't even think the Assistant gives that option. I'm not sure why that's happening on your end :/

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The default behavior is the one you look for, the new layer is added on top of the selected layer, not on top of the stack.

I don't even think the Assistant gives that option. I'm not sure why that's happening on your end :/

That's not what's happening on my end. 1.55 B1 With any layer selected and I click on the add layer icon on the bottom of the panel a new layer gets added to the very top position in the panel.

 

Also sometimes when I hide a layer, the layer panel randomly selects a totally different layer and the jumps to that layer in the panel. Which can mean that the layer I just hid is no longer viewable in the panel without scrolling to find it...

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