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Posted by: drake - 03-01-2021, 09:42 PM - Forum: General questions
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So I was making some Minecraft art and I must have accidentally hit a hotkey or command that just made everything go away, except for the thing I was working on. No tool options, brush selectors, nothing. Does anyone know what key I hit to do this and if it will undo if I hit it again? Thanks.
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| PDF Manipulation |
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Posted by: scetcher - 03-01-2021, 10:33 AM - Forum: General questions
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Newbie, patience requested.
I have a PDF sheet of aircraft decals. It is A3 size and I would like to take individual parts from it, keeping the scale, to fit onto an A4 sheet for watersliding.
I have tried cropping the parts and repasting them, but I cannot remove them from the complete sheet.
Is specific area removal from a PDF possible in Gimp 2.10 please.
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| Please help losing colours |
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Posted by: msmalik681 - 02-28-2021, 05:49 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi I have a issue with gimp 2.10 whenever I save a indexed image it will automatically cut any unused colours. Since I am developing games my images should all use the same palette or it will cause issues. Can anyone help please.
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| Combining RGB layers |
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Posted by: GnR - 02-27-2021, 08:50 PM - Forum: General questions
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Some of my photographs have a chromatic aboration problem where some colours are out of sync with others. The problem colour appears to be green but it might be more tricky than that. Assuming it is green..
I thought it might be possible to decompose the problem image into colour layers in GIMP, move the pixels of one layer over slightly, and recombine the layers. I don't know exactly which colour is out of sync or how much to move them so it is an experiment.
For the first attempt I decompiled the original image into RGB layers, which produces three greyscale layers.
Unfortunately the greys do not help me to see how much one colour is out of sync with the others, so I converted each layer to RGB and colourised them as the colour they are supposed to represent (red = hue 0, green = hue 120, blue = hue 240). I now have three distinct coloured layers that I can combine in various ways. I also created a solid white background layer.
However, I cannot find how to merge these layers to reproduce the original pre-decomposed image. Which transparency and layer modes should merge the red/green/blue layers to re-create the original image?
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| SVG text on path missing |
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Posted by: MEGAPHONIC - 02-27-2021, 05:23 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi there,
I'm a new user of GIMP, I want to import a bunch of SVG files (made with Inkscape) and convert them to jpeg files but when I open them any text that I have put on a path is missing for some reason!
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Cheers,
MEGA.
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