Also, exactly the same size.
Seth
--- Michael Spunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > I want to use the lighting effect with bump
> mapping so I check off the
> > little "enable bump mapping" check-box [x] and it
> allows me to change
> > the bump mapping settings. So then I go to change
installed
differently, your directions will vary).
Also, would you mind if I converted those scripts into
gimp-perl scripts callable from within gimp? They
seem pretty useful!
Seth Burgess
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--- Jeff Trefftzs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Indira asked -
>
> > O
e is quite forgiving.
The 2 I know offhand (I wrote one) are prep4gif and
alphaGif.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- Bill Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carl Constantine wrote:
> >
> > On 3/12/2001 07:35, Carl Constantine at
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&g
Josh,
Sounds like what you want is my colortoalpha plug in,
that is distributed with 1.2.x. I think its under
Filters/Color/Color To Alpha...
Just select white and click OK.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- Josh Estelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
Unfortunately gimp doesn't have an indexed mode that
supports more than 256 colors (yet). In general, the
indexed mode is rather neglected in gimp. There may
be a plug-in to leave it RGB and reduce the number of
colors used, but I'm not sure what its name would be.
Best Regards,
Se
Remove the background layer and save. Gimp doesn't
use "use this color as transparent" but instead uses
the transparency.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- Johannes Zellner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> how can I get transparency in gif
de is even worse. Unless you have
to do something only present in gimp, I'd suggest
using other tools for this.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- Eric Belhomme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I never used The Gimp before, and I have to use it
> in b
will generate some printout of whats
aviable as well, but I'm not sure what it is at the
moment.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- Roland Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been looking all over and am drawing a blank
> trying to find
> references to
not all drawables are layers) Layers have
an associated image.
floating-layer: special type of layer; not all
operations are valid on floating layers.
There's probably more I've forgotten - ask if you run
into one.
Seth
--- Roland Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >&
Stephan,
I think you want to use my Filters/Colors/Color To
Alpha... in the 1.2.x distribution.
First, convert it to RGB. Run the filter, select
white as your color, and let it do its magic.
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Seth Burgess
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--- Stephan Henningsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Indira,
chmod +x linoleum.pl
Also, this particular plug-in requires PDL, so you
must have PDL and the gimp module compiled with PDL
support.
If you start gimp from the commandline and see errors,
those would indicate why its not registering past the
executable bit not being set.
Since its a pe
clone tool!
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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--- robert lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok. I dont really use this e-mail thing much but heres a question i want
> awnsered. I cant find it in the book on the website (which is really helpful
> by the way). I make
Dave,
Use Filters/Colors/ColorToAlpha...
Select the background color with the color dropper, and then drag/drop it from
the toolbar into the ColorToAlpha.. indicator.
Then create a new background layer colored maroon, merge visible layers, and
tada :)
Happy GIMPing,
Seth
--- David Harnsberge
text with the background color.
Happy Gimping!
Seth Burgess
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--- Jim Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi--
>
> I do not fully (or even unfully) understand alpha layers, but I bet
> there's an answer in there somewhere for this.
>
> I have a whi
Subba,
I'd agree with Rebecca here.
What you're trying to do sounds a lot like a clone operation. To use the clone
tool, select your "source" by holding Control, and clicking where to start
copying from. Then release Control, and paint into the "destination". All of
this uses the current brus
ts use, and the source of much confusion. Most people have
absolutely no need for it, but it gives an ugly warning. Using scheme and
script-fu will work fine without it.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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gimp, which if I recall correctly left a bad taste in KDE's mouth for using any
of GIMP's source. I've not checked on Krayon's progress recently, but they
opted for that choice back a long time ago (called KImageShop then). KDE folk
may reconsider, who knows.
nder" the image with the same color you
just removed. For #1... you can keep selecting colors that don't get hit and
re-running it, but my suggestion is to get it close and do the rest of the
touchup by hand.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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Since removing a background seems to becoming an FAQ, I whipped up a tutorial
last night:
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/color_to_alpha/color2alpha.html
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> okay, many of the perl plug-ins that i use a lot need the pdl. seems
> like this has been a problem since i moved up to perl 5.5. i don't
> really know what it is.
>
> i do know that if you are running perl 5.5 or above and you don't have
> the pdl installed, there are several useful scripts
of the color to
be removed.
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Hi,
Perlotine has always set the border attribute - it wouldn't work well without
it. Its actually a user adjustable parameter.
I don't think perlotine was being used by this user, or the problem probably
would never have occurred.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth
> Just to bring it back on topic: Gimp
mmediate download at:
ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/plug-ins/v2.0/perl/Gimp-2.0.tar.gz
The package will also be available on CPAN after indexing.
Please submit bug reports to Gnome Bugzilla, at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gimp-perl
Happy GIMPing,
Seth
etty much
hard-coded to return success right now.
Can't help with the gtkhtml/doc issues, maybe someone else knows that better.
Thanks,
Seth Burgess
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sify other dependencies if they're not already
installed on your system .
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A small number of calls (some of them frequently used) have changed
between versions; you might want to look at the ChangeLog for others.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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> A
-alpha in a typical
real-photograph situation).
Hope this helps!
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Hi Rick,
> if I shot in B&W (via digital camera), wouldn't that give me a better image,
> to work with in Gimp, instead of converting it to Grey Scale?
For all consumer digital cameras I'm aware of, you'll be caputring in
color; the camera will be running an algorithm to convert to
grayscale. I
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