The pic I'd like to edit is as follows:

https://ibb.co/KypvBZG

Credit to @PixLab for teaching me how to use the free select tool here. Any other alternate ways to edit this pic to my liking? Also, any way to use free select too (e.g, using it like a rectangular select to make it easier to select larger areas)

Greetings forum

I want to remove the shadow of a street light from my image.

The background is soil/gravel.

How can I do this? The color picker for a brush picks only one component color.

I am not sure what the process is even called so it is impossible to search for help!

I want to pick up the soil texture and paint over the shadow.

Any help would be gratefully received.

Regards

tony

I click the text tool and draw a text box that I need to type 3 or 4 sentences in. However, when I type and my words reach the right edge of the box, the line moves up and I can not drag the box to see it. I only see the last line typed. Why are my sentences automatically NOT dropping down to the next line?

I just want to see how an icon image renders in the upper left of the Gimp window, but the Gimp logo blocks it. Whats the file to change the logo to transparent, so that it's only the image I created? Im thinking this can be done with Resource Hacker. Just unsure what file to edit.

Its the grey icon here[url=https://www.tenforums.com/attachments/software-apps/396135d1693004023-change-gimp-window-icon-transparent-hmm.png]that Id like transparent.

Thanks =)

I run GIMP (and most all application software) from portable (USB) drives on various Windows computers.  If I go to "Edit>Preferences>Folders" and add a folder for Plug-Ins then GIMP is able to find the plug-in (at present I'm wanting to use the GMIC Plugin for GIMP).  However, it seems that the drive letter in included is as part of the path.  The problem seems to be that Windows might assign different drive letters to USB devices and when this happens GIMP does NOT find the plugin.

Interestingly, the predefined folder specifications that GIMP includes in Preferences also include a drive letter.  However, when Windows assigns a new drive letter GIMP is able to figure that out for those cases and the newly assigned drive letter is used.  I need to be able to do the same thing for folders I add which will always be on the same drive as GIMP.

For whatever it might be worth the scripts that I use to start GIMP do update the environment variable named "GIMP2_DIRECTORY".  In addition to plugins, I also use a script.  GIMP has NO problem finding my script in the sub-folder named "scripts" but when I add the GMIC plug-in to the similar folder named "plug-ins" GIMP does NOT find it.

Would appreciate some help figuring out how to overcome this problem.

I’m new to this I’m making A.I art and when making an image after upscaling and uploading it to gimp . I make 5 templates with ratios 2:3 3:4 4:5 11”x14” and A1 size . When I try to export these images from gimp to jpg I can only seem to export the 2 smaller sizes . The ratio sizes show as a 0kb file and don’t load up . Iv tried saving to different folders but it seems gimp can’t export these file sizes . Is there anything I could do to fix this ? Any help would be really appreciated, thank you ?

I'd love to run an autosave script-fu plug-in on start-up, is it even possible to call a script-fu plug-in from a C function?

I am brand new to Gimp and have limited experience with other photo editors. 
Using a MacBook Pro, M1 with Ventura 13.4.1 OSX
Loaded Gimp from the Gimp website. Seems to load ok. Have loaded a file but that is as far as I went before trying to load Resynthesizer.
Went to the Github site and got the plug in files for Resythesizer.
Next step (according to the Davies Media design site) is to go to "preferences" and find the plug in folders location and then load the file. But I cannot find the "preferences" nor can I see anything related to folders and where to find them.

Any ideas? Do I have the wrong version ion Gimp nstalled?

I do not see the preferences option in the drop down menu under "Gimp":
[img]blob:https://www.gimp-forum.net/fdc1ffa1-df90-4890-8e79-91c0b79ced79[/img]


Nor do I see it under the "edit" drop down:
[img]blob:https://www.gimp-forum.net/313eb018-aec1-463d-9558-a96dfa07bf92[/img]

Is it possible to create conditional options for PF_ commands?

For instance, I have various scripts where a selection is saved to a channel for future use. What I would like to be able to do is give the user the option, at the start, as to whether the selection is re-instated after the plug-in is run, but not appear if a selection is not present.

At the moment this is a hypothetical question, but the answer may be helpful to other people.

I have a number of hi-res (600 dpi) images that contain transparency. I want to create a montage of these images but when I copy and paste the original images into the montage base image (which has a transparency channel) the alpha channel is not copied and the transparency is lost.

This not a Windows 10 or 11 issue - the same thing happens in Linux (Fedora 37) as well. Even more confusing is that using the sequence Edit->Paste as->New Image produces a perfect copy with the transparency intact, which would indicate that the image is not altered by the copying process, but something is happening during the paste process.

This is of some urgency as I need to publish this montage ASAP.

Is there a solution in GIMP - or do I need to look elsewhere?