Moves, resizes, and rotates the content of one or more image layers.
Choosing the tool displays a manipulator on the canvas layer. The manipulator covers the entire layer and lets you apply the transformations illustrated below.
key and move the mouse in
the desired direction. You can also use the arrow keys to move by
small increments.
A context-sensitive cursor shows the current transform mode (move, scale, rotate) as you move the mouse over the manipulator.
The effect of the transformations is shown on the layer as you click and drag on the different handles. However, you must click the Accept button to apply the transformations permanently.
To input precise numerical values, use the option box.
See also Move, scale, or rotate an image layer.
Turn on this option if you want the sketch to update interactively as you transform the layer with the manipulator.
When transforming several large layers simultaneoulsy, turning this option off will speed up the interaction.
Enter values for the horizontal and vertical translation amounts (in pixels).
Enter a value for the rotation angle (in degrees). Positive values rotate counter-clockwise around the rotation pivot.
Enter a value for the scale factor, as a percentage of the original size (100%).
A negative value will mirror the image.
Press this button once you are happy with the new position/orientation/size of your image and want to bake the transformed image into your layer.
The transformation can still be undone afterwards by using Edit > Undo.
Press this button to re-position the pivot at the geometrical center of the layer.
Press this button to undo all the transformations applied to the layer either through the manipulator or the option box.
This will not undo transformations that have already been applied by clicking the Accept button.
