Is there a way to have a layer shader work on both its own layer and the background?

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    I can get my shader working with its own layer via the standard: "Out.Color = tex2D(Texture0, coord);"

    I can get it to work for everything under that layer via: "Out.Color = tex2D(bkd, coord);"

    I can't think of any way to get it to work for everything. I could always make another layer above everything and sample the background from there, but I'm wondering if there's a method of doing this with HLSL?

    Looking at the photoshop effects, they seem to use the sprite layer to alter the background layer. I'm not sure how to apply that towards making the effect apply to the unaltered combination of current and background layers.

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