This is my first time trying to create a custom crush and I can't seem to get this thing to export to my brushes folder no matter what I do.

It is in greyscale.

It is not transparent.

I flattened the image.

I am adding it to a folder that is selected in my font preferences.

I am trying to save it as a .gbr

Truly, I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I've looked at about 100 posts and all of them list something I've tried as the solution. Clearly, I'm missing something but I have no idea what.

Thanks for any help.


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Animation Workshop script still working on gimp 2.10.24 :
http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=...op#p104724

I created a Symbol file for Inkscape using Bootstrap icons. I went well except for the fact that none of the icons has a <title></title> element. But the info required for the title is available in " class ", please see the code below. While I can manually add it for one or two icon/symbol, there are around 1.5K of them in the Symbol file

I am looking for the following functions, are there in GIMP ?:
- Replacing a color by another
- attributing a transparence from a color or a range of colors

Thank you.

I don't know if I'm missing something insanely obvious like a checkbox, but I can't use my mouse to move things around in the layers box. Wouldn't be a problem but it means I can't add things to a layer group. Answer will inevitably make me feel stupid but I cannot figure it out.

Sand art created by nature.
   

Good day
I want to know if there is a  tutorial on how to make flip clock, or is there one that I can use. 

For example take this original image: https://i.imgur.com/ud3kX6Y.png
Compared to this: https://i.imgur.com/tTptnwm.png
I didn't edit it in any way or change any settings yet whenever I export it, it gets darker making it easier to see artifacts and overall making it unpleasant to look at.
GIMP version 2.10.22 Windows 10

I created a rectangle that was to large and filled it in with the color white and placed text in the box. I clicked out of the rectangle tool and onto another tool, but now want to decrease the size of the rectangle box. Instead of having to re-draw the rectangle I would just like to make it smaller by re-sizing it.

How can done this best be done.

Gimp 2.10

Not a tutorial. Some notes on using Openshot video editor for transitions. Openshot has lots of various effects but it is not really made for producing small frame sizes suitable for Gimp. It is possible.

You need to make your own 'output profile'. There is guidance in the Openshot documentation. As an example for a 200x200 animation. Set your own width / height to suit your project. It is a simple text file and goes in the Openshot profile ~/.openshot_qt/profiles folder.