Hello

I like to create exact pixelarts for my self coded games.
I use 4-8 special choosen colors to build my graphics from to make them resemble a classic old videogame style.
So i sometimes use the indexed mode to check the used palette of my graphic.
For edition my graphics i only use pencil, color-fill and copy/paste selections.
But in the late time i noticed, that often extra colors appear, thar are just slightly different from one of my choosen colors.
How can this happen?

Hi all,

I have a "master" image that will be used as a background and 4 separate images cropped from the same scale (size) image I need to combine these by pasting and aligning them into one image.  Followed by 2 others I need to crop and paste into the main image to show comparisons of the Y scale (blue lines). Every time I copy the cropped images and try pasting them onto the main image the size is changed on the cropped image and no longer correctly aligns with the main image.  This is a task I need to master,  as I need to repeat it hundreds of times.  Any suggestions are welcomed. Two examples are below.

Tnx Bruce
Example of "Main" image:

I tried to get one by going to User CP -> Change Avatar, chose a file from my computer i.e. the name of the file appeared beside the browse button. There is no upload button, so I clicked "Change Avatar". Didn't work however? Where did I go wrong?

I have a very basic question.

in the script-fu console writing

My painting is in the layer "背景(background", I want to copy it and paste it into the layer "layer", how do I do that?

I have a large number of jpg of exactly the same format.

 the are maps.

 the inside areas of each match the inside areas of others, meet  up, coincide

 The thing is to get the borders off and join them into one large map that I can then select different areas and shapes from.

 Is there a way to do this quiickly, easily in gimp, even by batch perhaps?

here's a couple of samples:

map jpgs

I have not found a way to write Colors-Auto-White Balance within Script-fu. Please advise how to do this.

I do not mean the lowest hardware requirement for GIMP because we usually have better than that.

I'd like to know what the recommended hardware/system requirement for GIMP is.
I am buying a new computer soon and GIMP will be part of an important consideration because I don't plan on buying expensive and high-end one but at the same time I'd like to get something good enough for GIMP so that it is not going to lag, freeze or crash.

Hi everybody :

      I have version 2.10
      I accidentally deleted then TOOL options (on the right side).  I searched the internet
for answers.  Couldn't find the correct solutions.  Example : when I click on FREE SELECT,
I get the tool options on the right side ( showing SIZE, FORCE,etc....). How do I get them 
back ?
garystan
document.oncontextmenu = null; document.body.onpaste = null; document.body.onselectstart = null; document.onselectstart = null; document.ondragstart = null; document.body.oncut = null; document.onmousedown = null; document.body.oncontextmenu = null; document.body.oncopy = null; document.body.ondragstart = null; document.body.onmousedown = null;

I have a large number (~3500) of .xcf GIMP projects. I would like to perform some simple operation on all of them. Specifically, the images all contain one layer that's all green and one layer that's all red, and I would like to flip those two colours (i.e. I would like to turn RGB (0, 255, 0) to (255, 0, 0) and vice versa).

Is there a way to do this automatically without manually opening each file in GIMP and recolouring it by hand?