11-01-2023, 10:25 PM
(11-01-2023, 11:24 AM)Immortality Wrote:(11-01-2023, 01:23 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: In your text Tool options, on the left you have a widget (vertical spacing) set to a large negative number. Reset it to 0.
Also, a good still screenshot is usually much better than a blurry video.
Thank you; this has resolved the issue. I had used Gimp for a few days straight, and truly do not recall having set the vertical spacing to this value. This seemed to have jumped up out of nowhere. I trust it must have been my own unconscious hand having been the cause somewhere, though.
I will provide screenshots next time as well; YT might have rendered the video for you on a lower resolution, it does so dynamically based on a respective user's bandwidth. The 1080px version should have been quite clear. I trust you will have superior tech knowledge compared to me, but the cogwheel icon on a YT video allows you to switch to a higher resolution should YT initially render a video on too low a resolution. I always have to manually put a video to a higher resolution when following a tech tutorial, because I need to be able to read the text clearly.
Or perhaps we have a different experience on what is considered blurry :-).
Thank you and yours sincerely,
Immortality
II did watch your video at 1080p... on a 1440p screen and although it usually causes no problem here it made the video quite blurry. Scaling down to 1:1 made it sharp and crisp, so sorry about this.
You can make Gimp start with sane setting each time instead of keeping whatever goofy setting you set by accident, see here for details.