One can generate something like a flower with the Floral Diagram Generator. The result can be saved as a svg file and import it in Inkscape. If one import the file in gimp, but not all the items can be seen (or not everything is imported / converted... I don't know) 
http://kvetnidiagram.8u.cz/index_en.php
   

So I'm trying to make some pixel art in gimp, but the color is always just this dark green color. Does anybody know how I can change it? Thanks in advance.

Hi,

I am a newbie to Gimp and graphics programs in general.  I am taking a high school image design class using GIMP.  I am learning a lot and enjoy it.  My dad got me a XP-Pen Deco Pro small drawing tablet to use with GIMP.  I am having a hard time getting it going that way I think it should work.  

I have it connected and the right drivers in place.  I am trying to get the wheel to move change brushes and the touchpad to zoom in/out and pan.  If anyone has one, can that offer any help to make that work?

Also - best practices using tablets with GIMP?  Is there any settings that would be the most efficient?  There are some shortcut buttons I am tying to decide what is he best as well.  I want to get the most out of these two together so if you have any advice please let me know!

Thank you 
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I’m using Gimp 2.10 to  colorize old photos. I have no problem with differents hues. My question is about true white. For example, I have a photo whith snow. On the original, the snow is greyish. If I select white from the palette and using a brush to color the snow, it remains grey. Is it possible to have true white?

Thank you

Apart from the dialog that you define in register() and the gimp.message command (which doesn't allow for any user input), I don't know if Gimp's api provides a way to pop a dialog to, say, ask for confirmation about something or provide other sliders, spinners, etc based on what you selected in the main plug'in's dialog.
Do we have to revert to other python libraries like zenity or GTK?

Playing with lines and save them as svg files and load it in gimp, that's what possible with a weird program tinkersynth. A hint : new possibilities if you unscrew the plate on the left upper side...
   
   

thanks for any help, I have been at this for days looking for an answer.

I cant close a path on Mac OS Gimp 2.10. COMMAND click just brings up the right click menu.  

How do you close a path so you can stroke it on Mac OS?

TIA

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in the python-fu api, there is this "get-layer-by-tattoo" command.
I found no information on the internet about what that "tattoo" is.
Could anyone clarify?

PS: forgot to add this thread inside the "Scripting questions" subcategory. In don't know if I can move it there myself.

To make backgrounds one can use 'EscherSketch' to make paths and save them as . svg file to use it in gimp.
https://eschersket.ch
Do not make an complex design because the number of paths become very high. All one have to do after load the paths in gimp is make all the paths visible and then merge all the visible paths into one path. In gimp, one can use the cropping and slicing a path plugin made by Ottia Tuota to extract the part you need. Use this link for information about this plugin. 
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Croppi...ing-a-path
One can then stroke the path. I used a transparent layer to stroke the path on. Then I've made a copy from the stroked layer and blurred the first layer. A black background made the design complete. The stroked drawing here included is a cropped image.
   
   

Hello,
I'm beginner to the gimp and come from photoshop.

I'll would like to know how change the color of the alpha channel.

I"ll would like to paste a color into or paint on it.

How I'll could do it?

In photoshop it was simple I'll make an image in grey >ctrl C >ctrl v in alpha channel.

Ill would like to do the same but it seems impossible to edit the alpha!

I'll work mainly in video game and need to use Alpha channel.

In fact I'll don't care there is an alpha on alpha channel I'll just want to copy a grey image on it.

Thanks by advance for your help.