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Duplictated or Copy-Pasted Layers are not identical |
Posted by: Meitheal - 06-25-2023, 10:51 AM - Forum: General questions
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I recently discovered that in my installation of Gimp, the edges of a png layer that is duplicated or copy-pasted will differ from the duplicate. Generally the duplicate will have parts of the edges cut in or other edges will extend out more. This happens even when no transformations or edits have been performed on the original layer. Hiding and unhiding one layer will show a visual difference, when to my understanding, this shouldn't be the case. Could there be something wrong with my settings that would cause something like this?
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Increasing toolbox and paintbrush icon size |
Posted by: Theo11 - 06-22-2023, 12:08 AM - Forum: Windows
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I am using Win10 Pro and Gimp 2.10.34. I have tried all the Themes and Icon Themes including custom size to huge, to try to increase the toolbox icons to a useable size, all to no avail. Somewhere, it said something about screen resolution possibly effecting the overall layout and the toolbox icons. Very frustrated, any help would be appreciated.
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Watercolor effect |
Posted by: levo - 06-21-2023, 07:33 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hi, need some help, I hope I'm clear enough as I don't speak english.
So maybe by schematizing I can be better understood.
I would like to edit a photo to get this effect:
- keep the people in the central space without any kind of effect, as they result from the original photo;
- apply an effect (in this case watercolour) towards the margins of the photo, for an amplitude to be evaluated;
- possibly this watercolor effect must already exist, in the sense that a texture should be used (or maybe some other kind of solution that I don't know about), and the edges of this texture must be jagged and perhaps with a splash effect, so there could be separate dots and spots;
- the original edges of the photo must be transformed into the jagged edges of the watercolor effect;
- the watercolor effect must not erase the affected parts of the photo but must only modify the image in this way.
I apologize for the very basic explanations but I started using Gimp a few days ago and I don't even know other similar software.
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