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Posted by: sallyanne - 03-04-2023, 05:57 AM - Forum: General questions
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I startd with a 200px x 200px canvas to try something out.
All of a sudden the canvas is over 2000 square. When I typed the numbers in for the first 200 it went down to 199.x so the other did the same. Not sure why.
I am trying out a recursive transform on something - Why has the canvas gone almost 10 times the size?
Just noticed it is showing mm at the bottom. could that be it?
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ofn-gradient-along-path, Greyscale, Speed |
Posted by: jonker - 03-03-2023, 02:02 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Using ofn-gradient-along-path on a particular RGB image takes about 30 minutes. Using it on the same image converted to Greyscale takes about 90 minutes. I would like to figure out a way to speed up the script.
Is there a way to profile the script and find out what calls are taking the most time?
Perhaps the image or aspects of it are being converted back and forth between RGB and Greyscale. Is there some sort of specific Greyscale library or functions which can avoid thrashing like that?
Any suggestions on how I might be able to approach this problem?
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Problems an transferring image into a template for a book cover |
Posted by: Jude48 - 03-03-2023, 01:51 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi Guys
I'm desperate for some help for what should be a simple operation. I'm creating a cover for a book with Amazon KDP. I've done this before with GIMP 2.8, but now have 2.10. When I try to insert the image I want into the book cover template it appears very small and I can't change it to fit the template. I've tried everything. I open the template in GIMP then open the image as well. I've tried copy and paste with the image, but a tiny image appears and I can't drag it to fit the template area required. I'm obviously missing something obvious. I'd be so grateful for any help.
Many thanks
Jude
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