Node View and grouping background assets

In class we went over the process of using pegs ad the node view to create a multi pane background. I'm planning to use this in a few of my shots in the dream world so its a useful skill to know.

unlike in the layer view, the node view allows you to see different layers and pegs a lot clearer, which makes working with backgrounds and peg animations a lot easier. The background that I want to create a multi pane effect for is a handful of floating islands. I'm planning on having the island in the background float into view, and the island in the foreground to move down slightly to make room for it. I feel like this will also give the islands a floating feeling rather than just being static in the air. 

To achieve this, when I created the background I made sure to export individual layers in order to add movement and not having to fix up everything and waste time

I wanted the clouds to move too, as if they were being pushed by the wind. I feel like this will add more realism and believabiity to the scenes

I needed the back island to be separate so it could be hidden at the start of the shot and then come into view, revealing the enemies that Deedee will have to fight as a brand new dream warrior.

Finally the last layer will be the main island, that will take centre focus and have Deedee on it. This will move from its current position to slightly beneath the shot to reveal the wolf monsters. 

Alt & Ctrl can be used to move around perspective view. I plan to use this to move around different assets within the scene in order to aid me animated the scene by moving the clouds and islands around.