GIMP probably can.

 

im sure its more of what your computer can do than what the program can do...

 

That's a lot of freaking layers...:tongue2:

 

i cant wait to see that master peace

 

dude, you should never work with that many layers :lol:

 

Merge all the ones you possibly can. That's what you're supposed to do anyway. No way you are working individually with all of those layers.

 

i want to know exactly what the hell you're working on that NEEDS that many layers.

 

Is that poster for a thread here or for a wall on your room? It's ****ing huge.

 

Wait, so why does that need 2200 layers? :lol:

 

i dont get any of this ****

 

What are the dimensions? The file size? Is it rgb or cmyk? Are you grouping them in folders? (Don't know if that'll help but might be worth a try, less clutter to load visually)

 

Seattle and the 9'ers have 2 first rounders in this draft and the Bears and Panthers are without.

 

zomg wat a loser.

 

1 FAIL + Excuses = Epic Failure

 

What size do you need it to be? Are you going to print it or is it just for use on your comp? The sample file you posted is almost 1 metre high (what's that about 3ft?). I suspect this might have something to do with the lagging/crashing (or whatever it's doing). Adding layers to a file that size will cause you nightmares.

Is it 300dpi?

 

750 will be better. Also save it down to 72 dpi. It doesn't need to be that big unless you need to print it to size. Make sure you save it as a new file so you don't lose what you've done so far. It may not fix the problem but it should definitely help.

 

So your making a wallpaper to cover the earth huh?:knucks:

 

Which I think is probably the reason why he has all 32 logos with each number, so he can go back in and toggle them on and off.

Gish. Couldn't you merge everything down for each individual number/logo?Meaning all gradientsetc. are merged into one file. Then save each number inidividually as projects. So when it comes times to put it all together you simply just have to open each individual number, turn on the proper logo and then copy onto the background layer?

It seems that that would speed everything. I still don't see 2200 layers on that project, even with each team at each number. It looks nice though. Is the plan to add the picture of the college player selected after the team does so?

 

Sure.

I'd ask you to make me one, but.......you know, I don't feel like replying to the "Photoshop can't handle my 250,000 layer badge" thread. :pointlol:

 

hawt!

 

If you get a ******ed mod badge, I get a fired mod badge. :pity:

 

First 2010 NFL Draft, 2nd, just wait until the season is over

also the chances the colts or saints getting draft pick 1-20 is unlikely so you dont even need their logo for them

 

You should consider authoring legislation :lol:

 

I would say do this Gish. Instead of using so many layers do like I do. Build pieces in seperate files (which makes it easier to keep up anyway), merge them, and then add them together into the final piece.

 

i didn't actually read anything but the first post but i'm sure they all said wow what a waste of a thread...





:tongue:

 

hey guys im awesome, i broke photoshop. Oh no wait it just turns out my computer can't handle the large amounts of unnecessary work I'm making it do.






Stoopid.

 

me either
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