LayerStyle

Shadows, outlines, glows, bevels and overlays on any 2D element or video layer: the ten effects you know from Photoshop, stacked in Photoshop's order.

A LayerStyle is a child of the layer it styles: an Image2D, Text2D or Frame2D, or any video layer except an adjustment layer. Every kind has Enabled, BlendMode and Opacity; a layer may hold several of each. Drop Shadow draws at the bottom, Bevel & Emboss on top. Properties lists them in the layer's Layer Style group, after Fill Opacity, which fades the layer but not its styles. Their values can be keyed in the Cook window. See 2D layers.

Instanceabstract2D

Properties

NameTypeDefaultDescription
EnabledbooleantrueTurns the style on; it is the tick beside the style in Properties, and unticking keeps its settings.
From Instance 22
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Subclasses

BevelEmbossStrokeInnerShadowInnerGlowSatinColorOverlayGradientOverlayPatternOverlayOuterGlowDropShadow