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Re: Script to check for presence of a layer mask

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From: Paul_R
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 21:32
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if you know it is in a layerset you could use:-



 
activeDocument.activeLayer = activeDocument.layerSets["LayerSetName"].artLayers.getByName ("LayerName");  




Otherwise as Mark has said you would have to traverse each set.
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