I have created a semi-transparent glass "texture" (see attached image) in Gimp 2.10 which is just a single color. I filled the layer mask with 34 (dark grey) and applied it but Gimp outputs the alpha value as 4.
I have opened the image in Photos (the Windows app), which has a background color of #222222. If I put another layer behind the glass texture in Gimp, fill it with #222222 and merge the layers, I get (45, 48, 48). In Photos, the color is (36, 37, 37) and Adobe Photoshop gives me (37, 37, 37).
When a layer is selected (alpha to selection) and I use the scale tool to resize it, it leaves marks/outlines of the original size.
How can I prevent this from happening?
I've been using Gimp 2.8 for years and since 2.10, there are some behaviors I really don't get. I searched for hours on the net without finding solutions because I think I miss keywords. It's really simple, I have three layers, from the top to the bottom :
- Random white text - Layer opacity 10 which is a glow aura of the text - Black background
When I switch the black background to a transparent, the aura is diminished to the final export (see attachment). Why? My low opacity layer is the same whatever the situation, it's not supposed to behave according to the layer below it.
It gave me a lot of headaches for a long time. This behavior is clearly different from previous version of Gimp. I let 2.10 to the side for a long time because it literally destroys a lot of projects and I suspected a bug, but now it's 2.10.30 and it's still there. In 2.8 and before, layer is a layer, that's all, it doesn't disappear or change because of what you did on another layer. I feel like a total dumbass but can't manage to find anyone talk about it.
Sorry if this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything using Search. Can someone please explain to me why it's not possible to enter (manually or copy and paste) a path in any of the dialogs for Open, Save, Export? It is so not user-friendly and I can't for the life of me imagine why it would be designed this way. And can someone please also tell me what the "Search" is for in these dialogs?
Recently my print portal changed and I can No longer modify paper type or print quality when using my Mac and Epson ET2027 printer. I’ve tan all the updates for GIMP, my OS, and the printer itself. I need to be able to edit the qualities
How can i take one jpg picture a apply its exposure/shutter speed to another image? I'm trying set the same exposure with gegl library under linux and in gimp. I want apply exposure from one image to multiple images. Any help appreciated.
I've installed a script whose window is longer than my screen height. It's only a test script so it's not an important one but, for future reference, is there anything I can do about it? eg: edit the script to have scrollbars appear.
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I'm learning the basics of using GIMP. I'm making a simple "color palette" for a design project.
I want to draw several rectangles, each as their own layer, and have that entire layer be the size of the rectangle.
When I click "New Layer" and draw the selection, I can color the selection, but the layer still has the size of the background layer (instead of the small rectangle, like I want).
I can manually resize the layer, but I'd assume there's a better way size the entire layer to the rectangle I want.
Similar to "HSV Hue", "HSV Saturation" and "HSV Value" i want to implement an "Alpha" layer blending mode which replaces the target alpha channel with the one of the input layer.
I'm not big into programming so luckily i can just use one of the aforementioned ones as a base.
The color space transformations aren't required and we don't need to do any math so the code should just be:
However, i can't get Gimp to build. Not that it fails; it's that the problem sits in front of the desk.
The tools don't link up and the libraries don't seem to work. I've already spent way more time into setting this up then coming up with the code seen above.
Personally i don't think it's worth putting more time into trying to make the building work so Could somebody implement these changes and upload a Windows build? (if it even works that way)
Setting this up as a plug-in would obviously be the better way but i have no idea how to do this, especially since i can't just copy and modify existing functions.
Please let me know if you can help or know a better solution
