Out of curiosity, I made a graph to see the effect of the "blending function" in a gradient, and how it behaves if the midpoint is changed.
The "50" gradients have the default midpoint position, and the "75" one have the midpoint dragged to 75% of the range.
To replicate, adapt and run this code in the Python console, and copy/paste the result to a CSV that you feed to your favorite spreadsheet application.
This is in 2.10.18.
Since this version was installed. Some functions are behaving unexpectedly.
At the moment I am looking at "Pencil" and it occupies the whole screen.
How can I reduce it?
Hello,
For months now various tools and functions have not been working properly or at all in Gimp. The select by colour often makes a selection, but, for example, I can't invert it and delete or change the background, or the selection itself. Once I've made a selection by colour, I have tried the manual command as well as clicking the option in the EDIT tab to fill with forground colour, but nothing happens. There are other tools and functions not working either. I'm stuck. Can anyone help? I have Gimp GIMP 2.10.32 currently. I use a Mac Monteray. 12.6.1
I see the measure tool defaults to pixels, I don't find a setting to change that to any other unit of measure. Is there such a setting and if so how do I access it?
Hello everyone, Merry Christmas. When i use the g'mic filters they all work great except the dream smoothing filter. when i apply the filter my image turns white?? Any suggestions??
I hoping to find out if it's possible to take an image used for a background and create a curve in it. The ideas is to create a rotunda-like appearance with the background being the walls and another object being placed central to the rest.
I could be up in the night on this. Most definitely it's above my current GIMP abilities. I don't even know what to search for in tutorials or in this forum to find where to begin. I did find the warp tool, and it has possibilities I think but it's not working to create the desired effect. It looks more like a mess as if I was stirring in one paint color into another. It just got sort of swirled around. I found my cursor and fingers wouldn't cooperate to result in an even warp.
Hello, I'm running Gimp development release 2.99.14 on a surface pro, \w windows 11.
I am having trouble getting the dot for dot mode to match my display's pixels.
My display's resolution is 2880 X 1920 (267 PPI).
My windows display scale is set to the default of 200%.
Gimp detects the ppi as 133. I assume this is correct as it's 1/2 of 267, rounded down to the nearest pixel.
Problem is, in dot for dot mode, Gimp shows the image at 2x -- 500 Gimp pixels are actually 1000 pixels on my display.
If I change Gimp's display settings to 267 pixels/inch, I don't see any effect.
My workaround has been to set the ppi of my image to double the ppi set in gimp and turn off dot for dot.
Does anyone know of a way to get dot for dot mode working properly?
I'm hoping that there is just a setting that I'm missing or confused about.
If not, is there a way to set dot for dot to disabled by default?
