Grouping

Layers can be grouped together, and these groups can even be nested to form larger groups. Grouping layers offers several advantages:

Movement: Grouping allows you to move a set of layers while maintaining their relative positions, making adjustments easier.
Resize: Groups make it simple to resize layers together, preserving their proportions relative to each other.
Duplicate: Instead of duplicating layers one by one, you can duplicate an entire group at once, saving time and effort.
Copying: Grouping simplifies the process of copying multiple layers from one scene to another.
Actions: You can attach actions to a group, which is especially useful when dealing with hybrid layers like images, graphics, and text.
Animation: Grouping allows you to animate all the layers within a group simultaneously, without needing to apply animations to each layer individually.

Limitations of Grouped Layers:

Child layers: Cannot be individually animated or repositioned but can be styled.
Group layer: Group as a whole cannot be styled. However, it can be animated or positioned.

Note:
Layers within a group cannot be Animated or Positioned, but they can be Styled. In contrast, the Group layer itself cannot be Styled but can be Animated and Positioned. To select a layer within a group, click on it. To select the Group layer, double-click on the layer within the group.
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