> http://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp/plain/data/images/gimp-splash.png
Hmm. That is more weird than anything.
Also thanks for using the 'bdsm' acronym. I now have that in my search
history. lol
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. And even these
issues are minor for the most part.
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ated (or
overwritten).
The boss is rather indecisive frequently, and I have to go back and
manually edit a bunch of diagrams.
-Stefan Maerz
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On 7/7/2011 8:50 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
> Please refer to http://tasktaste.com/projects/Enselic/gimp-2-8
Does it really take an eight hour work day to decide on a splash screen? ;)
Thanks for posting the Link. I've been wondering this myself.
-Stef
On 7/5/2011 3:27 PM, Stefan Maerz wrote:
Let's say I open a new blank canvas.
I then decide to make the canvas larger (Image > Canvas Size).
The canvas is made larger.
However, I am unable to draw over the new area unless I create a new
layer and then merge the two.
This seems a bit
lugin to
make it so that, when I adjust the canvas size, the layer adjusts with
it?
I don't think so. However there is a more intuitive workaround.
After adjusting the canvas:
From the top menu: Layer>Layer to Image Size
This method uses 2 clicks instead of 4 or 5 :
On 06/25/2011 05:42 PM, John Culleton wrote:
> I there a way to rotate the whole shebang so this cropping
> doesn't happen?
I believe Image>Transform>Rotate 90 degrees Left/Right will give you the
behavior you want.
-Stefan Maerz
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press Alt while "Erasing" to restore the original pixels.
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ackground color selected does the job well.
For this I would recommend using the Eraser tool, and tracing the
outline of the server. Square objects are pretty simple to do - use the
shift button to drag your Eraser tool from point A to point B.
-Stefan Maerz
_
ayers feature will keep the layers of the smaller .xcf
files accessible from your final image. However, I think it will
consume less memory if you export a "flattened" image - meaning you
won't have access to the layers.
Either way you do it, get yourself a nice computer. ;)
> The point is Google programmers could help put 2.8 stable out faster. Clean
> up code, Someone to work full time on the project.
I believe google has sponsored some students in the Google Summer of
Code for GIMP.
Not full time, but a contribution nonetheless.
-Stefan
leapps.com/apps/graphics_pictures/gimp_portable
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very fast
and have the spacing at its lowest.
I don't know, but I don't use brushes that fast. And if I did, it
would be hard to control the brush (quickly responding or not).
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the point that you rotate around, as well as the angle
to rotate.
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if the incorrect selection is made.
This will make a soft edge for your image.
Stefan Maerz
5. You may (depending on some things
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ty of
the tool, however it is explained in the tutorial.
HTH,
Stefan Maerz
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