After Fuzzy Select, marking the selection in a small file is different from in a large file.
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The original image
After Fuzzy in a small file
After Fuzzy in a large file.
The small file is a Gimp Scaling of the large file, i.e. the same file with fewer pixels.
In the small file, the selection is outlined; in the large file, it is covered.
Is that the intended behavior?
(In the Manual, Section 2.5.3, Figure 14.22, there is an illustration of the covering mode.)
Original image:
Fuzzy Select in small 4.4 MB file (screen snippet):
Fuzzy Select in large 553 MB file (screen snippet):
[attachment=12220][attachment=12220][attachment=12220][attachment=12220]Hi,
I am trying to get the Gogle Nick Collection to work with a new install of Gimp 21.10.38 on a Win 11 computer and cant get it to work, have put files in the correct plugin folder and can see in filters but when I go to open any one I get a message "cant find the file"'
The other plugins work OK
I have Gimp on a Win 10 computer in this config and works fine with Nik Collection made all files the same here but wont work
Is GIMP ever getting built in BC7 support? It's frustrating when working with bethesda textures having to convert back n forth. The only solutions I've found around this are pretty janky.
Just wondering why GIMP cannot support BC7 currently and if this will ever be addressed?
Using GIMP 2.10.34 on Debian 12. When I "select by color" and then either cut the selection or fill it with a different color, it leaves behind a border of the old color. This happens with the fuzzy select too.
The antialiasing option on select is off/unchecked. I've tried it with and without antialiasing, no change in results.
This happens even with single-color images that I've made, so I know it isn't fuzziness from some JPEG or something like that.
Steps to reproduce with own image:
1. Make 2 layers, one a white background layer and the second either white or transparent. (This is to give a full white background to see the border easily)
2. On the top layer, make an elliptical selection.
3. Using bucket fill, fill the selection with a single color. (Anything but white)
4. Select None
5. Using Select By Color, select the area made in step 3. (FWIW, I'm using Select By Composite with a threshold of 20.0)
6. Either cut the selection, or fill it with a different color.
A border of the old color is clearly visible (if you filled with color, you may need to zoom in a bit to see it.) The border appears to be 1-2 pixels wide, with varying shades (or opacities, I'm not sure) of the old color.
Can anyone tell me how to fix this? I'd like to be able to "select by color" the whole area, and cut or fill it without leaving a border. My searches so far yield the suggestion to turn off antialiasing in the selection, but again, I do have antialiasing off. I've attached screenshots showing the initial colored region and the border left behind.
GIMP 3 no more <Vectors> but <Paths>
I just stumbled upon it > https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/issues/11881
Might help Ofnuts (if he is not already aware) and others if one day he/they decide to port their plugins to GIMP 3.
