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Select and move masks
Select masks and masked objects using mask thumbnailsIn the Layers panel, thumbnails allow
you to select and edit just the mask or the masked objects, without
affecting the other objects.
When you select the mask thumbnail, the mask icon appears beside
it in the Layers panel. The Property inspector displays the properties
of the mask, where you can edit them.
To select a mask, click the mask thumbnail in the Layers
panel.
To select a masked object, click the masked object thumbnail
in the Layers panel.
Select masks and masked objects using the Subselection toolUse
the Subselection tool to select individual masks and masked objects
on the canvas without selecting the other components of the mask.
The Property inspector shows the properties for the selected object.
Click the object on the canvas with the Subselection
tool.
Move masks and masked objectsYou
can reposition masks and masked objects. They can be moved together
or independently.
Move a mask and its masked objects togetherUsing the Pointer tool, select the mask on the
canvas.
Drag the mask to a new location, but don't drag the move
handle unless you want to move the masked object separately from
the mask.
Move masks and masked objects independently by unlinkingIn the Layers panel, click the link icon on the
mask.
This unlinks masks from masked objects so that they
can be moved independently.
Select the thumbnail of a mask or a masked object.
Drag the object or objects on the canvas with the Pointer
tool.
Note: If more than one masked object are
selected, all masked objects move together.
To relink the masked objects to the mask, click between the
mask thumbnails in the Layers panel.
Move a mask independently by using its move handleUsing the Pointer tool, select the mask on the
canvas.
Select the Subselection tool and drag the mask's move handle
to a new location.
Move masked objects independently of the mask by using the move handleUsing the Pointer tool, select the mask on the
canvas.
Drag the move handle to a new location.
The objects
move without affecting the position of the mask.
Note: If there is more than one masked object, all masked
objects move together.
Move masked objects independently of each other Click the object with the Subselection tool to
select it, and then drag the object.
This is the only way to select and move an individual masked
object without moving other masked objects.
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