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When you are creating a coach mark for a layer, there are only four reasons you should use Placement > Layer. You can create a Layer coach mark if you are showing how to select a layer, move a layer, or turn a layer visibility off or on. Otherwise, you should use the workflow: Placement > Panel, Panel > Layers. See below for a detailed breakdown of coach marks for layers.
Layer
These are only four reasons to use Placement > Layer to create a coach mark. They are 1) Select a layer, 2) move a layer, 3) turn layer visibility off, and 4) turn layer visibility on.
UI Element |
Create a coach mark |
Limitations or workaround |
Select a layer |
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Add a period and change the text to make it more user-friendly. |
| Move a layer |  |
First record selecting the layer to move, then record moving the layer. |
Turn layer visibility off |
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Add a period and change the text to make it more user-friendly. |
Turn layer visibility on |
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Add a period and change the text to make it more user-friendly. |
Create Clipping Mask |
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Avoid in tutorials. Use Option/Alt+click the border between layers instead. |
Release Clipping Mask |
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Avoid in tutorials. Use Option/Alt+click the border between layers instead. |
All other Layers panel-related coach marks |
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Choose Placement > Panel, Panel > Layers, and a Panel Element. |
