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| Keyboard Shortcuts in different OS |
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Posted by: mrkid - 09-04-2025, 12:36 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hi! Using Gimp keyboard shortcuts really make things faster. I recently installed Lubuntu and Gimp. Nice! But first thing i noted was that the usual "ctrl+alt+mouse scrollwheel" that increase and decrease the size of the brush, was assigned to the system virtual desktops. Bad! I guess i can make changes in Lubuntu of in Gimp. I wonder how you manage this issue? Would be nice to be consistent across different systems, so, when you open Gimp you forget where you are working.
Thanks
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| Erase in multiple layers at once... is possible? |
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Posted by: mrkid - 09-02-2025, 04:30 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi! I want to erase the same area in multiple layers, and i thought to do it at once. I dont know if is possible.When i group them, appear you cant erase. And i found some old info about "link" layers, but dont found that option in version 3.
Any tip you can give me about this? thanks
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| Aide pour réduire un objet |
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Posted by: laudek - 08-29-2025, 02:20 PM - Forum: General questions
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Bonjour à tous,
je suis novice sur Gimp 3,04 et travaille sur windows 10,
à tel point que je n'arrive même pas à vous envoyer une capture d'écran .
je souhaite sélectionner un objet (outil à main levée) et le réduire (outil mise à l'échelle) afin d'insérer l'objet sur une autre photo à la taille souhaitée.
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Jusqu'à maintenant tout fonctionnait. bien et là impossible de réduire mon objet.
Bien au contraire celui-ci il agrandit.( de 17 fois).
Merci d'avance pour votre aide pour trouver d'où vient mon erreur.
---- please post in English --- thank you ---
I am new to Gimp 3.04 and work on Windows 10,
to the point that I can't even send you a screenshot.
I want to select an object (freehand tool) and reduce it (scale tool) in order to insert the object into another photo at the desired size.
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Until now, everything was working fine, but now I can't reduce my object.
On the contrary, it enlarges (by 17 times).
Thank you in advance for your help in finding where my mistake is.
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Posted by: Vision - 08-27-2025, 02:27 PM - Forum: General questions
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I'm a developer and currently making a theme editor for Nexus/Winstep with Gimp.
any interest?
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| Trouble changing background color of the pages of a PDF |
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Posted by: tomatoSauce23 - 08-24-2025, 09:59 AM - Forum: General questions
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I'm using version 2.10.38 (revision 1)
When I export as a PDF it always turns transparent backgrounds of layers to white, no matter what I try.
So I have three visible layers. I select Layers as pages (bottom layers first), i also select Fill transparent areas with background color. I also have the background-color in the little square on the left side of the screen set to black. I have a visible layer in the layers-dialogue filled with black and labelled "Background", and placed at the bottom of the layers stack.
Yet still, any transparent areas in each layer will be filled with white. Deselecting Fill transparent areas with background color will still fill them with white also, as though it's disregarding that option altogether.
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| Bias in distort selection procedure? |
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Posted by: TheCosmicKid - 08-23-2025, 09:22 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi,
I've noticed a bias in the Select > Distort procedure such that the distorted selection drifts towards the center of the image, with more pronounced drift near the edges and in the top-left side of the image. Weirdly, the same thing happens, in the same direction, when I invert the selection and distort that instead. Has anybody else seen this? What could be the cause of it? Is there a way to correct for it, or another function that can achieve a similar effect without drift?
Attached is an image of three consecutive distorts at threshold = 0.5, spread = 3, granularity =3, smooth = 3. Threshold doesn't seem to affect the drift. It gets stronger as any of the other three increase, but it's noticeable even at 1, 1, 1.
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