Karl Auer schreib -
> Similarly (and related to my previous question about filling outlines on
>transparent
> layers) is there a cousin to the fill tool that selects a region based on colour?
>Just as
> the fill tool works out towards a colour boundary and then fills inside the
>boundary,
Not a question this time, just something that might save someone half an hour or so.
Then again, I'm new to this so maybe it's old news :-)
Anyway, the doco says that to see a layer mask (rather than just its effect), you
should ALT-click on the layer mask thumbnail in the layers dialog. Under
Gimp does not have a colour eraser "tool". It does have a colour to
alpha plugin though. By default the plugin will remove the selected
colour from the whole image. To constrain this you will need to make a
selection befor running the plugin.
Nigel
Karl Auer wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> Is there a
Hope this makes sense;
Place a white layer underneath - return to the transparent layer -
double click fill tool; turn on sample merged and set MODE to BEHIND,
will probably need to push threshold up as well, then fill.
Nigel
Karl Auer wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> I have a closed outline on an ot
Hi there.
Is there an eraser tool that will erase only a specific colour? That is, that will
selectively erase only those points it passes over that are of a particular color. For
example, you have an image with a line on it that you don't want. You use the dropper
to pick up some of the line
Hi there.
I have a closed outline on an otherwise transparent layer. I want to fill the area
inside the outline, but not the area outside the outline. More accurately, I want to
achieve the *effect* of a filled outline surrounded by transparency - it doesn't have
to happen on the layer with th
