(06-01-2019, 03:38 PM)Blighty Wrote: Here it is in xcf format. Open the file and look at the layers.
1. Create the "1" Group
2. Duplicate the "1" Group
3. Edit the the text layer from 1 to 2
4. Use the Move Tool to move the Group into position
Hello Blighty
Than you for your file.
I spent some time this afernoon to view some other different video tutorials (in french as it is my mother langage).
The goal is to understand why I do not make it in a good way for a basic operation. I don't like when I don't understand
Plus I need to understand completely as my goal is to be able to explain/help other people about this "limited" operation. Plan update happen maybe 3 or 6 times a year, but they will need to do it without me, I must kep it simple.It seems I get some (more) important information about Gimp that are really different eslwhere. Maybe I will be better in some days
In the meantime you file will help me to test or modify more quicly.
Thank you very much.
(06-01-2019, 04:14 PM)rich2005 Wrote: As well as Blighty's post here is a little video with some things you can do (maybe)
https://youtu.be/DPrn2IL-ldE duration 4 minutes
looks like you have closed the tool options, always a sign of trying to look like PS. Never a good idea
Thank you so much for this I will have a look immediately
About PS, I do not use it at all, not because I don't like it or I am "anti MS", it is just too expensive for me and don't need to hack something if it exist other possiblities.
Exept this job that is something I have proposed to my colleagues, on a personnal point of view it would be great if I can learn enough to manage my personnal picture (from my Canon I am not a graphist geek).
Depending the need I use different windows tools already and will continue, but Gimp may become a alternative for advanced modification, why not
Thank you again and probably see you all soon
(06-01-2019, 03:38 PM)Blighty Wrote: Here it is in xcf format. Open the file and look at the layers.
1. Create the "1" Group
2. Duplicate the "1" Group
3. Edit the the text layer from 1 to 2
4. Use the Move Tool to move the Group into position
4 minutes later
I will look at it again (and slowly) but this is exactely what I need !
I notice some little differences with what I did, so I will examine this now and follow the tuto..
Again thank you to you (and everybody here)
