I imagine there can be a non-trivial problem with the concept if the
linked layers are not all neighbors:
if there is at least one layer that is not one of the linked, but
between those. In this case, where would the
merged layer be: above or below the middle one?
Abel
On 1/18/2011 1:47 PM, Szabolcs Hideg wrote:
One could write a script to do this, if it's possible to determine a
layer's linked state, and programmatically toggle visibility off.
I think it could be done with gimp-drawable-get-linked, and
gimp-drawable-set-visible in a for loop of $number_of_layers
I only did some basic scripting in script-fu, and that too, was a
while ago, so I don't know if this could work.
2011/1/18 Frank Gore <g...@projectpontiac.com
<mailto:g...@projectpontiac.com>>
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:31 AM, Jeremy Nell <jeremyn...@gmail.com
<mailto:jeremyn...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Is there a way to merge linked layers in Gimp?
I've never found a way. I just use the "Merge Visible Layers" action
instead. Click on the visibility icon next to each layer to make only
the linked ones visible, then use "Merge Visible Layers". Same result,
but a few extra clicks.
--
Frank Gore
www.ProjectPontiac.com <http://www.ProjectPontiac.com>
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