Every time I try to 'crop to content' the 'Adjust Color Levels Menu' pops up in front of my project. Consequently, I am unable to crop my image. How do I turn off the 'Adjust Color Levels Menu'?

I have a process that runs, but is very slow.

I am looking for ways to speed up gimp - such as stopping the gimp UI from updating for every step it is performing.

I am running Script-Fu and the process itterates through a series of layers called "textures" and another series of layers called "templates"
and it performs a series of steps based upon the template and for each step, saves the result to a file in the appropriate directory.

It takes about 2 seconds per file output, but, given the number of files to be generated, it could take weeks, so even a small optimization would make a large difference.

I am running on linux, writting to a ssd, with 64GB of ram which is barely touched.   I have a high end amd cpu (12 core) and a high end video card, but, it is still running slow.

So if it is trying to say, keep a undo log or any other unnessary steps, how do I shut those off?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Hey there,
how can I mirror an image in this way?


I need it to create seamless textures ^^

While editing the "main", all the "mirrors" should be updated.
And if possible, the "mirrors" shouldn´t be paintable.


My current workflow is to mirror it by myself a lot of times till it is perfectly how I want it, but it´s a horrible way...

Hi, is it possible to stitch images into a seamless one like Microsoft ICE using GIMP?

Trying to stitch multiple images into one for Blender texture. Thanks

PS: Is there any tiled view like in Krita? - View > Wrap Around Mode

I'm trying to use the Clone Tool and keep getting the not active status icon - i.e. the circle with a slash through it image next to the tool pointer and nothing happens on the image when I click on it. Tried various images, tried shutting down and re-opening Gimp. I'm sure it's something simple I'm overlooking. 

Any suggestions? 

Thanks.

Hello
I am a Gimp beginner, although I have already mastered the basics.

Attached are two graphics: One shows a diagram in black and white. I need a revision, as shown in the other image: the diagram in red, the rest remains black.

The red line should remain as thin as possible and be smoothed, not like in my example with these outliers.

Since I have to revise a lot of these charts like this, I'm looking for a very quick solution so I don't have to spend a lot of time on this.

Thanks for any good tips.

Greetings
Andreas

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See the description of the Flow parameter in the Smudge tool description.

https://twitter.com/buitengebieden/statu...5013306374

The perspective tool in Gimp is great. It would be even better if the perspective plane displayed crosses to represent the vanishing points of perspective planes as already happens in CorelDraw version 8. I have not used later versions of Corel Draw because I believe they dropped the perspective tool from later versions although now appear to have reinstated it in the latest version. 

I am an experienced technical illustrator and have previously used CorelDraw up to version 8 to produce lots of excellent 3-D technical illustrations, and although CorelDraw is a brilliant application I am now ready to move on to using open-source applications to create illustrations, and then I can make YouTube videos using those applications to help teach anyone who is interested,  how to create a broad range of perspective and other types of 3-D illustrations.