On 07/31/2011 05:32 PM, Fred J wrote:
This defaults to 100% IIRC. It only effects the *display* during
transform.
This is the time when it shouldn't display at 100%.
Let's say I have a bunch of layers with various graphical elements.
The one at the bottom is a photo that needs to be
This defaults to 100% IIRC. It only effects the *display* during
transform.
This is the time when it shouldn't display at 100%.
Let's say I have a bunch of layers with various graphical elements. The
one at the bottom is a photo that needs to be scaled up and rotated, so
that it fits in
Try the same function in Photoshop and you'll see that it is not
inaccurate. If you put a layer below other layers, and then work on
them, there is no reason why it should suddenly "display" above all the
layers, at full opacity. How I am supposed to see behind it? If I
wanted it in front of
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 12:32 AM, Fred J wrote:
> **
> This, besides the text tool, is probably one of the most unintuitive
> features in Gimp.
>
> - Find an image on Google / hard drive.
> - Drop it into your working area.
> - Change it's transparency.
> - Resize / Rotate and, suddenly, the trans
This, besides the text tool, is probably one of the most unintuitive
features in Gimp.
- Find an image on Google / hard drive.
- Drop it into your working area.
- Change it's transparency.
- Resize / Rotate and, suddenly, the transparency reverts to original
state.
This last step makes no sen
