All right.
Welcome back.
So in this lecture to talk about how to flatten all layer effects.
So let's go to our Scripture up GST file here.
I'm going to create a new layer and I'm going to go to a fax or we can just put on here was a fax and
I'm going to click on Beveling and Boss.
OK.
Now, it's not going to show anything because we don't have a actual physical image that we're working
with here.
So let's hit cancel and I'm going to click on File Open and we're gonna go to our trusty kittens here
and let's grab Kit and report one.
OK.
Bring that little guy in and control a control scene.
Cotton copy will to select ANCOP, I should say I'm going to hit E to grab the magic eraser tool.
OK, and try to clean this up just a little bit.
There we go.
All right.
So now here controlled D..
All right.
So we clean that up.
Now, what I wanna do is select the slot, Kitty, and I'm going to add some effects to them.
So you can see here we have a pattern, which I don't want to do that leads to like an inner glow.
I must do a yellow.
And the.
Go to enter Shadow and I'll do yellow again.
It's just green, that's when we'll do a little stroll kind of.
And we'll make that orange.
And we'll give it a little more size go and a little drop shadow and out or go.
OK, so you see how we have all these different effects, right?
So if I got a file and we go scripts and I click on delete, delete, flatten a layer of facts.
It's going to essentially merge all that together.
So now we can't.
Added these effects.
They've been flattened.
OK.
So the only way that you really want to execute that is if you are done editing and you want to save.
This is an image.
What I recommend doing is saving this scripts one.
So let's do control shift.
S.
We'll call those scripts.
One, two scripts.
One, save it.
Then close up kit and close up the scripts.
One, go to file and open and then two scripts and then run file scripts and then flatten out layer
effects and then hand control us.
Because what that's gonna do is now you have a P SD version of this.
And you also have a flat image.
So if I open up scripts one now, we can still go in here and we can edit this.
You always want to give yourself the source, because if you don't, then it's gonna be really hard
to edit this.
You're going to bring the whole thing back in.
And yes, granted, this is only five effects, but imagine if you had 50 layers and five effects in
each one.
That's going to take a lot more time to recreate than this would.
And you don't want to do that.
Trust me, it will slow down your workflow exponentially.
So that's a flat no layer effects.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.