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	<h2>Layers</h2>
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	<p>Pixen is one of only a few pixel editors to support editing by layers. If you've never used them before, you're missing out -- layers allow for tremendous flexibility, even in pixel art.</p>
	<p>For instance, you can draw a character, then make a new layer for his clothing and draw it all in the new layer. Any changes you make afterward will only affect the new layer, so if you accidentally erase a few pixels, you won't be erasing colors in the original layer.</p>
	<p>A list of layers is displayed in the left pane of each document window.</p>
	
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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	<title>Welcome to Pixen | Layers</title>
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	<h2>Layers</h2>
	<img class="left shadow" src="Layers.png" alt="Layers in Pixen" />
	<p>Pixen is one of only a few pixel editors to support editing by layers. If you've never used them before, you're missing out -- layers allow for tremendous flexibility, even in pixel art.</p>
	<p>For instance, you can draw a character, then make a new layer for his clothing and draw it all in the new layer. Any changes you make afterward will only affect the new layer, so if you accidentally erase a few pixels, you won't be erasing colors in the original layer.</p>
	<p>A list of layers is displayed in the left pane of each document window.</p>
	
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