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aftereffectniko Posted - Jun 21 2013 : 03:14:29
how can i make layer1 overlay?
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w2m Posted - Jun 21 2013 : 06:12:47
What do you mean overlay? If you mean sent a layer in front of another then use LayersMove:

procedure LayersMove(CurIndex, NewIndex:integer);

Description

Moves the layer at index, CurIndex, to the position, NewIndex.

NewIndex can be one of the following:
>= 0 The new insertion index
IEN_Send_To_Back The layer will become the new background layer (layer 0)
IEN_Send_Backward The layer will move closer to the background
IEN_Bring_Forward The layer will move closer to the foreground
IEN_Bring_To_Front The layer will become the topmost one (in front of all others)

Example

// Move the current layer forward
ImageEnView1.LayersMove(ImageEnView1.LayersCurrent, IEN_Bring_Forwards);

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