I've messed around with Gimp for a few years when I need to do something but today I'm having a lot of problems using the scale tool. I have a base layer with an image, I paste in a second image that I put on its own layer that I can manipulate with the unified transform tool and rotate tools just fine but the image is too large and I wanted to scale it down with the scale tool but I am unable to just select the image I want and instead it selects the whole canvas. What am I doing wrong? I don't ever recall having this issue before so I guess I'm doing something wrong.
Cheers
Az
Never mind, I figured it out shortly after posting. In tool options Transform was set to image instead of layer *face palm*
Sorry about that, if you're a mod please delete the thread
Is it a good idea to use github for creating and using gimp plug-ins ? I guess it is very useful to share them, and for team work. But is it useful to clone a repository directly in your plug-in folder ? will it keep the plug-ins up to date ?
I just started using it but I'm still very new to it. If anyone has pieces of advice, experience or whatever please share
Hello,
Could someone recommend me an extension that makes it possible to create nice logos and inscriptions.
I've attached a preview image of what I mean.
Thank you very much for your time.
Have a good evening.
Piotrek
Hello im new into modding and im trying to create a weapon for a certain game but i found out that theres a trick to make the dds texture of the model more optimize for the game thats what im trying to accomplish but first how im gonna do that I mean to make the texture look like this one.
Hello all,
Just starting out with GIMP, and have run into a problem. I watched a tutorial video about how to make straight lines using the SHIFT key, but then when I try to make another line, that second line turns out thinner and in a faded green/blue color. What am I doing wrong?
Not too long ago (months) I could make a linear gradient of, say, seven colors spread across the width or height of a project simply by drawing a line from the top to the bottom of the layer. Since a week ago, that has changed: instead of the color stops (square thingies) being spread across most of the line I draw, all the squares are bunched together in one spot.
Is there a setting to fix that, or is that just how it is now?
In the attachments (if they are there), "A" shows the full screen as I attempt to make a gradient the height of the box.
"B" shows a close-up of the "color stops" all clumped together.
"C" is what it's supposed to do in the first place; however, this one was done by reducing the view to 5% so I could extend the line way off the page, thus spreading the clump of color stops across the layer.
I have, in that way, solved the problem, but I was wondering if anyone had a solution for the problem besides working around it.
I should mention that Pic "B" is a close-up of the screen in Pic "A." And I should have enlarged the image in Pic "C" as it shows the full-sized graphic but at 5% view; even though the color stops look the same as in B, if it were enlarged you would be able to see the space between them as they covered the entire graphic.
