Images to Front or to background

[FallenAnjel]

I thought I remember seeing an option in PDN where I can bring an image to the front or send it to the back. Similiar to Logo Creator 3.5. Works great for "3D type" graphics.

LIke this:

(I started w/ the Troll and the sign, and added all the other stuff in, the raccoon, the corn, the basket, the pilgrim hat. The ground leaves are actually ONE STRING/ROW, I just duplicated them and made them smaller, placing each subsequent row behind. I then took ONE leaf gif and duplicated it, flipped it a few times and splattered them all over to create "falling leaves")

I love PDN, and would love to be able to do this w/ this program instead of using so many diff. programs for each thing. (I already use PDN for making buttons, and smileys)

Thanks!

[barkbark00]

Add each element to its own layer and then you can control what order the layers appear.

http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/L ... Modes.html

[Crazy Man Dan]

Layers in PDN are individual flat canvases. If you copy something and paste it on a layer, you are overwriting whatever pixels are on that layer with the pasted ones. There is no way to send something behind something else on a layer because there is no Z index.

However, you can easily add a new layer and move it behind the current one to achieve this effect. This is how most Raster editors work, since pixels are 2D.

[FallenAnjel]

Ok thanks!! That's prob. where I saw that... "move layer up"

That will work fine, becuause I can just add a new layer for each graphic I'm adding, and move them around.

Thanks so much!