Save Layer Style w/ 100% Fill

We have layer styles for blind emboss, 0% fill. If you click on that one by accident then try to apply the correct layer style with 100% fill, everthing applies accept the fill. I even saved the style and checked the Save blending options box, but it will not save 100% fill,. Or am I missing something? We teach classes, and this always creates a mess.
Thank you

Trying to copy the layer into a new document results in graphics pasted in the correct way, but without the blending option.
If you drag the layer into a new document, (as opposed to copy/paste), all its properties will go with it.
Or, just choose Image > Duplicate, Alt-Click the logo layer's eye icon in the Layers Panel, (to hide all other layers), crop as desired, and Save For Web.

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Save layer style in PSE 9

I have just learned how to make a layer style in PSE 9 but I do not
know how to save it as a layer style. Could someone please help me
or direct me to someplace that can help me.
Thank you so much

I’m not really sure; it could be a Mac problem.
This is the Adobe statement on Lion:
Mac OS 10.7 has some exciting new features such as Autosave, Restore, Versioning, Full Screen Mode, and more multi-touch gestures. For Adobe applications to fully support these features, additional product development is required. Adobe is working to address this issue.
There is one other thing you could try. Open a photo in the Editor and then hold down the Cmd+Opt+Shift Keys and press the letter S
It’s also possible to delete the save for web preferences and then re-start the program to re-build them. This involves holding down Cmd+Opt keys and clicking Save for Web under the File menu. However this may not be possible if save for web is grayed out.
Please let us know if you get it fixed.

BUG: Saving Text with Layer Styles to PDF

I was just able to take the CS6 beta for another test run, and it seems the following ancient, but high-priority bug (at least for me) hasn't been addressed:
When saving large Photoshop documents (composites in resolutions like, say 7000x10000 pixels) to Photoshop PDF, certain layer styles are often not exported correctly when applied to text layers. The layer styles that are affected are those that render pixels that are then clipped inside the text, such as Gradient Overlay, Bevel & Emboss etc.
When output, they usually don't span the entire text in the PDF, but are cut off with a straight line at some point (I can't supply an example image right now, my apologies). Inside of Photoshop, they render correctly at all zoom levels. My guess is that this is somehow related to the raster data being written as individual tiles and for some reason, some of these are then omitted for layer styles.
The problem isn't new to the CS6 Beta, but has existed for many versions. I have run into it in both Mac and Windows versions. The current workaround is to always expand layer styles on the text layers that are affected into layers before exporting, which is tedious and error-prone since there is inevitably something that gets missed (EDIT: I was wrong there, that workaraound doesn't work, the problem persists even if the layer style is expanded into a layer that is then applied as a clipping group).

Two possibilities: Pre-compose everything and fade the comp or use a second layer that has the layer styles, but in its Blending Options for the layer styles has set Fill opacity to zero, so only the styles are rendered, but not the source. Whjat you are seeing is normal behavior based on how styles are supposed to work. Whenever there is a non-zero (non-transparent) pixel, the get applied, where the pixels opacity acts as amultiplier for the style's intensity. Looks good for some, but often causes this popping appearance...
Mylenium

Save layer with styles such as blending options

Hello,
I have a web design made in photoshop, containing of different layers, such as:
Header
Content
Footer
Logo
Etc.
The logo-layer is graphic with blending option Outer glow attached to it, and therefore has the Fx-icon attached to it (with the eyes).
I want to save down only the pixels of the logo - in order to save it down as logo.png/jpg. The problem appears when i try to do this:
Copy layer styles only copies the style, and not the actual graphics
Trying to copy the layer into a new document results in graphics pasted in the correct way, but without the blending option.
Right-clicking on the eye-icons, and choosing Create layers almost gets the job done.The problem here is that the second layer produced (from the outer glow effect) is set with Fill to 75%. When I try to merge the two layers created, the fill-setting isn't included.
My current solution to this problem is to hide all the layers except for the logo layer(s), select all and hit Ctrl + Shift + C to Copy All Merged. Then i paste the copy into a new document and saves.
This is a half *** solution that I don't like - and I would greatly appreciate any insights I could get on this.
Thanks!

Trying to copy the layer into a new document results in graphics pasted in the correct way, but without the blending option.
If you drag the layer into a new document, (as opposed to copy/paste), all its properties will go with it.
Or, just choose Image > Duplicate, Alt-Click the logo layer's eye icon in the Layers Panel, (to hide all other layers), crop as desired, and Save For Web.

PE 4.0 can you save custom layer styles?

How do you create your own layer styles and make them available in the layer styles palette? Is there a way to do it with Elements?
For example, if you have your bevels, your shadows, your inner & outer glows, all set up just the way you want them, and you'd like to re-use them in the future in other compositions, then it would be useful to be able to save your layer style.

Hi there Patrick,
Using Photoshop it is possible to create and save your own layer styles but this isn't possible in Elements ... what you could do is save the layer in a file of its own then drag and drop it into your new image and do
Layer>Layer Style>Copy Layer Style
Layer>Layer Style>Paste Layer Style
Then discard the old layer ..
Long way round but it sort of works ... well providing the sizes, resolutions etc are similar...
Wendy

Scripting a layer style for each layer to make a depth pass from focus stacking information.

I'm trying to generate a depth pass from rack focus. Basically where I've gotten to right now is importing the rack focus footage each frame from as an individual layer. Then running Auto Blend Layers and letting photoshop do it's magic to mask out each layer's out of focus information. This basically gives me a bunch of layers that tell me exactly where the camera's focus was at each frame in the shot. What I need to do now is Add a color overlay (maybe in the form of a layer style) that starts at 100% black and goes to 100% white stepping through each layer.
Right now I have this, which is so very far away.
try {
    var docName = app.activeDocument.name; // save the app.activeDocument name before duplicate.
    var layerCount = app.documents[docName].layers.length; //figure out how many layers
    var colorStep = 255/layerCount; //figure out how big the step of grey is between each layer.
        for (i = 1; i <= layerCount; i++){
            my_layer = [docName].layer(i);
            my_layer.applyStyle (solidFill) //add the color overly layer style
            //color the overlay using the colorStep information and layer number
What I want is an end result that looks like this.

The only focus stacking I have done is with macro photography. Below is a script that adds the layer effects but the results with my macro samples did not turn out looking good. Maybe you will have better luck with the type of photography you are doing.
function ftn1(r,g,b) {
    var desc = new ActionDescriptor();
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        ref.putProperty( charIDToTypeID('Prpr'), charIDToTypeID('Lefx') );
        ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID('Lyr '), charIDToTypeID('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID('Trgt') );
    desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID('null'), ref );
        var effectsDesc = new ActionDescriptor();
        //effectsDesc.putUnitDouble( charIDToTypeID('Scl '), charIDToTypeID('#Prc'), 333.333333 );
            var colorfillDesc = new ActionDescriptor();
            colorfillDesc.putBoolean( charIDToTypeID('enab'), true );
            colorfillDesc.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID('Md '), charIDToTypeID('BlnM'), charIDToTypeID('Nrml') );
            colorfillDesc.putUnitDouble( charIDToTypeID('Opct'), charIDToTypeID('#Prc'), 100.000000 );
                var rgbcDesc = new ActionDescriptor();
                rgbcDesc.putDouble( charIDToTypeID('Rd '), r );
                rgbcDesc.putDouble( charIDToTypeID('Grn '), g );
                rgbcDesc.putDouble( charIDToTypeID('Bl '), b );
            colorfillDesc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Clr '), charIDToTypeID('RGBC'), rgbcDesc );
        effectsDesc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('SoFi'), charIDToTypeID('SoFi'), colorfillDesc );
    desc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('T   '), charIDToTypeID('Lefx'), effectsDesc );
    executeAction( charIDToTypeID('setd'), desc, DialogModes.NO );
try {
    // var docName = app.activeDocument.name; // save the app.activeDocument name before duplicate.
    // var layerCount = app.documents[docName].layers.length; //figure out how many layers
    var docRef = app.activeDocument;
    var layerCount = docRef.artLayers.length;
    var colorStep = 255/layerCount; //figure out how big the step of grey is between each layer.
    var color = 255;
    for (i = 0; i <= layerCount; i++){
        docRef.activeLayer = docRef.artLayers[i];
        ftn1( color, color, color);
        color=color-colorStep;
}catch(e){}

A bug? Layer styles change or dissappear when you flatten/merge layers.

Does anyone else experience this problem in CS3?
An example for me would be,
right now I have an outer glow with noise applied to something but when I flatten the few layers I have in the file, the noise simply disappears or the glow becomes faded. With other layer styles, there might be a change, too, but usually the effect just weakens in color when i flatten the layers.
any advice would be much appreciated, thanks.

I either used too many words or too few, but I'm not really sure.
The specific layer style combo and layer merge I am talking about is simpler than you might imagine..(see the pictures I posted of the results of the merge.)
Yellow outer glow at full opacity with 100% noise, merged down with a single layer. (and that single layer does not have anything other than a fill in it)
When i merge the two, (both blending modes are set to normal) the noise then disappears and the glow fades. It really does not have anything to do with how close or far away the "view" is.
Trust me, I tried it.
I even used a microscope and a telescope..
It doesn't change anything.
In other words, the layer styles always look okay regardless of how they are viewed, UNTIL you flatten or merge them.
So to finally answer Buko's question, the answer is no.
And I did actually take into consideration what D.Katz said about possible interference with the appearance.. view needing to be at 100 to even judge what's going on.
The problem I am experiencing only occurs the minute one layer combines with another layer that has a layer style(s).
If you compare the two images I posted, you will see that there is a very large loss in quality rendering the layer style not even worth using in the first place.

Opacity & transparency related layer styles lost on rasterize/flatten/merge down (cs6)

So I'm working on a project and I'm making a button and I have come across an issue that I don't normally have with this particular button...I'm not sure why it's happening or how to fix it...but it's pretty annoying. I'm wondering if anyone can help out or if it's a known bug or anything like that!
So, I have three folders for the three different states, and within each folder are multiple layers, some with layer styles (it seems to be gradients that are playing up here, and opacity related), some with no layer styles but just lowered opacity. I need to flatten each of the folders to create the button sprites. The problem is...I go to flatten the folder and it appears to turn off any gradient related layer styles, and anything at a lowered opacity is ramped up to 100%. I tried going through and rasterizing the invidiual offending layers. Same problem. I tried creating blank layers and merging down the offending layers. Same problem.
I'm stumped! Image examples below:
This problem is messing with my mojo! Any help appreciated!! (and yes, my adobe is all patched up and updated)... I feel like I haven't had to deal with problems flattening transparency for many versions....

Generally speaking you can't expect to collapse groups of adjustment layers into a single layer and hope for much of anything useful to come of it.
If you've gotten Photoshop showing what you want to see, what's the problem with leaving the groups as they are, then just doing Save As (e.g., PNG) to store your work products?
Can you save a small PSD file and make it available online, so we can look carefully inside it to see what you're doing?
-Noel

Custom Keyboard Shortcuts Not Working In Layer Style / Blending Options Dialogue Box (Mac OS 10.6.8)

In the Layer Style / Blending Options dialogue box, my custom Keyboard Shortcuts to zoom in and out of the image is no longer working. Cmd+opt+shift+1 acts as cmd+1 (jumps to Drop Shadow), and cmd+opt+shift+0 acts as cmd+0 (jumps to Stroke). Outside of this box the commands seem to be working fine.
Example 1: Create a new RGB document, cmd+j the background layer, double-click this layer to open the Layer Style / Blending Options dialogue box, mash Cmd+opt+shift+1.
Result 1: The dialogue box shift focus to the Drop Shadow Options instead of the image zooming in to 100%.
Expected Result 1: The image should zoom to 100%.
Example 2: Create a new RGB document, cmd+j the background layer, double-click this layer to open the Layer Style / Blending Options dialogue box, mash Cmd+opt+shift+0.
Result 2: The dialogue box shift focus to the Stroke Options instead of the image zooming to “Fit on Screen”.
Expected Result 2: The image should zoom to “Fit on Screen”.
This same thing happened in the CS5 Beta, and it was quickly fixed, so I hope this is not a complicated issue.
Thanks, and keep up the wonderful work!
Jacob
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Hi,
If you are experiencing issues with Software Update you could try the Combo Update:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399
Cheers,

Error message when using layer styles

CS6, vista 64 bit, ATI Radeon HD333600, 8gb ram. When working on either tif or psd file, I click layer styles, > "blend if" error message "can not complete request because of system error". PS error log
2014:09:08 10:04:08 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 10:04:39 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 10:05:10 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 10:10:23 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 10:10:39 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 10:12:47 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 12:18:16 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 12:18:52 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 12:20:51 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 12:21:02 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 12:21:57 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed
2014:09:08 13:04:57 : ..\..\sources\UPattern.cpp : 1670 : REQUIRE failed l
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Need help saving layer styles Photoshop CS6 Extended for Mac (Mountain Lion)

I have been trying to learn Photoshop. I am using Photoshop CS6 Extended on a Macbook Pro (Mountain Lion). My Adobe software has been updated. I have been doing tutorials using a lot of layer styles. In one of these tutorials, it was suggested that if I would possibly want to use the style again that I should save it. At this point I had entered all my layer styles info and was still in the window with the list of layer styles on the left (bevel and emboss, drop shadow, etc., and the "New Style" button on the right. I clicked on the "New Style" button and when another window popped up asking me to name the style, I named it. When I looked at my styles in the styles panel, I saw the little button for the new style. I saved my graphic and closed it. Later I wanted to apply this style to text in another graphic. The style was used on text originally. When I clicked on it though the style didn't look the same. Upon investigation, a couple of setting under Bevel and Emboss had reverted to defaults. They were different numbers when I saved the style. I could go back in and change these two numbers and get the same results, but I don't understand why these numbers changed on their own -- why the style didn't completely "save." Is there something I have done wrong, or is this some kind of bug? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

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Layer Styles / Strokes causing lag 64bit PS

Hi There,
I'm a comic artist using Photoshop CC (64 bit, Version: 14.2.1) on a Windows 8.1 machine, with a 4th Gen i7, Nvidia 750M 2GB GFX card and 16Gb RAM. 'Use Graphics Processor' is set to Advanced and Memory Usage is set to 10348Mb (71%).
I'm running a dual screen setup with a Wacom Cintiq 21UX hooked up via HDMI to my Dell XPS 2720.
I typically work on an A4 size document at 400dpi.
The problem I'm having is with tremendous lag when using the transform tool to scale things up and down and when using the standard brush tool for comic art linework.
I have a group of layers with all my speech bubbles and text in. With each white speech bubble on a seperate with a Layer Style / Stroke of 5 pixels around each one.
If I hide all of the speech bubbles (But not the text) then scaling using the Transform tool is nice and smooth and 100% lag free, as it should be on my spec machine.
If I disable Graphics Processor Settings, or scale them down to Normal or Basic the problem is exactly the same.
If I use the 32 bit version of Phtooshop CC scaling and brush storkes are lag free even with the speech bubble layers visible.
I've updated my system bios and GFX card drivers to the latest Dell release.
It's an annoying technical hiccup that I've found a workaround for but I would like and expect to be able to use basic tools like Transform and the Brush without lag, with all layers visible.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, Thanks for replying to my thread.
After posting to a new thread here:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6263746#6263746
Through my own roundabout way I got to this same conclusion.
So yes, you're completely right, it helps massively. If only you'd been around a few weeks ago.
Thanks again.

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It could be contaminated; I accidentally saved it as a PDF with layers, and then back to a TIF. It's an 8-bit file; I've tried saving it as a PSD. Same problem.
Is there a way to rescue this thing? I have to get it to a client tomorrow. Many thanks to anyone who can help!

I've been having this happen in Photoshop Elements 2.0. Looks like a bug. But it might be me not knowing what I'm doing.
However, one fix that just worked for me was to use Image -> Duplicate Image. Drop shadow worked in the duplicated image even though it would not work in the orginal. Nothing I've tried doing to the orginal (save and open again, turn layers on and off, chagne order, duplicate layers and delete the "broken" ones, etc) seemed to allow the layer effectrs to work for me once it stopped working.
This "bug" happened to me after messing around with the background layer - deleting and recreating it as a solid color. Looks like the software is getting confused about where to image the drop shadow. Maybe it is getting confused about the order of the layers or something? If you turn the preview OFF you can see small changes as you adjust the paramaters in the effect.
Curt Welch
[email protected]

Get layer style parameters?

How is it possible to set and get layer style parameters? For example read out stroke size, shadow distance, etc...

In case you're still interested about getting and setting layer styles parameters, I've just released a new module jamStyles of my open-source JSON Action Manager scripting library, which provides full support for blending options and layer effects using a fully-documented, simplified JSON object format.
I've also written a quick tutorial showing how to perform a few standard operations, using mainly the two functions jamStyles.getLayerStyle and jamStyles.setLayerStyle.
For instance, the following code sample will set a mildly complex layer style:
var layerStyleObj =
    "blendOptions":
        "fillOpacity": 70,
        "blendInterior": true
    "layerEffects":
        "scale": 100,
        "dropShadow":
            "enabled": true,
            "mode": "multiply",
            "color":
                "red": 0,
                "green": 0,
                "blue": 0
            "opacity": 70,
            "useGlobalAngle": false,
            "localLightingAngle": 90,
            "distance": 6,
            "chokeMatte": 0,
            "blur": 4,
            "noise": 0,
            "antiAlias": false,
            "transparencyShape":
                "name": "Linear",
                "curve":
                        "horizontal": 0,
                        "vertical": 0
                        "horizontal": 255,
                        "vertical": 255
            "layerConceals": true
        "innerShadow":
            "enabled": true,
            "mode": "multiply",
            "color":
                "red": 0,
                "green": 0,
                "blue": 0
            "opacity": 70,
            "useGlobalAngle": false,
            "localLightingAngle": 90,
            "distance": 10,
            "chokeMatte": 15,
            "blur": 20,
            "noise": 0,
            "antiAlias": false,
            "transparencyShape":
                "name": "Linear",
                "curve":
                        "horizontal": 0,
                        "vertical": 0
                        "horizontal": 255,
                        "vertical": 255
        "innerGlow":
            "enabled": true,
            "mode": "linearDodge",
            "color":
                "red": 255,
                "green": 246,
                "blue": 168
            "opacity": 31,
            "glowTechnique": "preciseMatte",
            "chokeMatte": 0,
            "blur": 20,
            "shadingNoise": 0,
            "noise": 0,
            "antiAlias": true,
            "innerGlowSource": "centerGlow",
            "transparencyShape":
                "name": "Half Round",
                "curve":
                        "horizontal": 0,
                        "vertical": 0
                        "horizontal": 29,
                        "vertical": 71
                        "horizontal": 87,
                        "vertical": 167
                        "horizontal": 195,
                        "vertical": 240
                        "horizontal": 255,
                        "vertical": 255
            "inputRange": 43
        "bevelEmboss":
            "enabled": true,
            "highlightMode": "screen",
            "highlightColor":
                "red": 255,
                "green": 255,
                "blue": 255
            "highlightOpacity": 100,
            "shadowMode": "multiply",
            "shadowColor":
                "red": 0,
                "green": 0,
                "blue": 0
            "shadowOpacity": 100,
            "bevelTechnique": "softMatte",
            "bevelStyle": "innerBevel",
            "useGlobalAngle": false,
            "localLightingAngle": 90,
            "localLightingAltitude": 75,
            "strengthRatio": 80,
            "blur": 16,
            "bevelDirection": "stampIn",
            "transparencyShape":
                "name": "Linear",
                "curve":
                        "horizontal": 0,
                        "vertical": 0
                        "horizontal": 255,
                        "vertical": 255
            "antialiasGloss": false,
            "softness": 0,
            "useShape": true,
            "mappingShape":
                "name": "Half Round",
                "curve":
                        "horizontal": 0,
                        "vertical": 0
                        "horizontal": 29,
                        "vertical": 71
                        "horizontal": 87,
                        "vertical": 167
                        "horizontal": 195,
                        "vertical": 240
                        "horizontal": 255,
                        "vertical": 255
            "antiAlias": true,
            "inputRange": 70,
            "useTexture": false
        "solidFill":
            "enabled": true,
            "mode": "normal",
            "opacity": 100,
            "color":
                "red": 0,
                "green": 102,
                "blue": 255
jamStyles.setLayerStyle (layerStyleObj);
And this code will let you read out the drop shadow distance:
var layerStyleObj = jamStyles.getLayerStyle ();
if (layerStyleObj)
    if ("layerEffects" in layerStyleObj)
        var layerEffectsObj = layerStyleObj["layerEffects"];
        if ("dropShadow" in layerEffectsObj)
            var dropShadowObj = layerEffectsObj["dropShadow"];
            alert ("Drop shadow distance: " + dropShadowObj["distance"]);
Actually, if you know for sure that the current layer you're working on has layer effects, including a drop shadow effect, the code can be as short as:
var layerStyleObj = jamStyles.getLayerStyle ();
alert ("Drop shadow distance: " + layerStyleObj["layerEffects"]["dropShadow"]["distance"]);
Or, even shorter, using dot notation:
alert ("Drop shadow distance: " + jamStyles.getLayerStyle ().layerEffects.dropShadow.distance);
HTH,
     --Mikaeru

Layer Styles Not Saving for Use on Other Computers

I've been trying over and over for the last 6 hours to get the layer styles I save in my custom pallet to work on other computers. I mean, I have a bunch of pallets from other sources and somehow they achieved a way of being able to save theirs, now why can't I do it on mine?
So, here's the story of what I've done. I have a Text layer, I've added a list of FX to it via the Layer Styles menu. Now I save the document. I open up a new document and copy/paste the FX onto a new Text layer in another document window. It works great.
Then, I save the layer styles for use later, but no. When I do everything exactly the same way, my Layer Style that I saved has lost all it coordinates of shadows and stroke widths, bevels, you name it, it's screwed up. Now I've tried this so far on CS4 and CS5, 3 different computers. All 3 computers have different settings for how Photoshop is set up, so I know it's NOT my settings alone. Though, it keeps the colors and custom gradients how they are, everything is bonkers.
I'm ready to stop trusting in Photoshop to be there for me when I need it...or punch a hole in the wall. Whichever comes first.
I need help for this as soon as possible, for I have an assignment I need this for.
Running: Windows 7 64
Adobe Photoshop CS4 & CS5.

SplendidAngst wrote:
<snip>
Then, I save the layer styles for use later, but no. When I do everything exactly the same way, my Layer Style that I saved has lost all it coordinates of shadows and stroke widths, bevels, you name it, it's screwed up.<snip>
Adobe Photoshop CS4 & CS5.
Seems to me you left out the most critical piece of information, that is, HOW did you save the layer style for later use ?
You might read this tutorial to see if you did it correctly.
Paulo

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