Hello again all,

My 2nd post, thanks for the help in advance. I'm trying to export batches of .bmp's to .png's....and my mouse clicking finger is getting tired of doing it the hard way.

How do I use a batch process to streamline this?

Thanks again

Hi.

I was trying to change color of the vector from dark to some other is there any one who could explain how to do it?


I'll also put a link to give you a better knowledge


https://zapodaj.net/b6165e990fca4.png.html


Thanks for any help.

I'm going to use some technical drawings, I created with the Gimp, to try and create some personal revenue.  Are there any commercial rights license that I need to purchase, to be legal?  I will donate if it pays off, but for now I just need to be legal.  Thanks

mike

Installed GIMP 2.10 from https://www.gimp.org/downloads/index-comments.html but also from https://www.gimp24.de/gimp_download_linux.php in the hope to get the locale UI version for DE. And also using https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/GIMP/ only gives the EN version.

Maybe it's because my operating system is

I'm looking for a good method to color match an image.

I'm working with textures I want to use in a game, and I could have something like say a brick texture with nice grey-blue bricks.  Well, the other textures I'm using in this area have a brownish-yellow color to them.  I want to adjust the color to make the grey-blue bricks match the brownish-yellow of my other texture.

I've tried using Colors -> Hue-Saturation, but I can never seem to get it to match.  I've tried using colorize but makes everything the same color, and thus it loses things like the variation in saturation.
And I think part of the problem is that these textures are just too detailed.  Like the brownish-yellow is actually a range of browns and yellows and I'm trying to match a texture to be a brown or a yellow.
I could imagine this being possible with a small palette, like if these were pixel-art images each with sixteen colors, I could go into the palette data and adjust those colors one by one to match the source, making the colors that are a little more grey match the ones that are a little more brown.  But I'm not working with a small palette, I'm working with large and complicated textures.

Any ideas?

Hi All

I wish to give smile to myself in a picture (the pic. extension is now xcf). I thought to work with Iwarp tool to get this. But the picture is small in preview window. I searched the Internet to find solution. The solution I found was to: first use select tool and then the selected area will fill the preview window's space. - That is not true. The pic. in preview window is as small as in original picture (please see the picture below to see what I get). What can I do to enlarge picture in  that preview window? 





thx

A couple of new tools to manipulate paths.

Inkscape can do snapping to paths both tangentially and perpendically. (In Inkscape, see Document Properties > Snap, and tick the two points at the bottom.) Nothing similar exists in Gimp(?). I made a sort of "poor man's snap" to imitate that feature. It is no real snapping as in Inkscape.

The package consists so far of four plugins:

1. Bounding box
   
2. Parallel tangents or normals
   
3. Tangents or normals from a point
   
4. Tangents or normals from a stroke end of another path
   

• Tangents or normals?
  
• Action
  
• Extend
  

• Draw only the closest (default)
  
• Draw all for the closest stroke
  
• Draw all
  

I am using a Mac.  Can someone tell me where to install the local copy of the help file and/or the User Manual. I cannot find any info on it.

Hello my dears. 
Am curious how restless it is here in this forum. Makes a quiet impression for now

Picture A: seil_weiß
Image B: seil_braun

I would like to edit a color of a picture. I have picture A (and picture B actually not). But I made both pictures once, to be able to get the matching hue, for upcoming edits. 

So I would like image A (the rope of the trunk) to have the same hue as image B at the end, or the gradient as well. So far I have tried it with in 2 ways:

1. variant: (a la YouTube - change apple color).
1. select area of the rope.
2. create new transparent layer.
3. set color and put gradient over it and change intensity in layer settings. 

2nd variation: (a la YouTube motorcycle rim color wehcseln).
1. create layer in black.
2. set intensity to 75%.
3. erase the area to be colored. 
4. choose color selection to determine the area and then tint or colorize.

Surely both are not the professional variants. But maybe someone can help me or even say ne not possible (:

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Hello everyone, I'm on this forum and I need your help. I have Gimp 2.10. I like take photos with my binoculars and my camera but there are chromatic aberrations on my photos. So, I downlowded the Plugin GimpLens Fun but I must say the name of my camera but there is not his name. Can you help me ?

Cordially,
RB