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How to resize the entirety of a pasted encircled image |
Posted by: marigolden - 10-29-2019, 07:00 AM - Forum: General questions
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I'm trying to follow this tutorial, I'm actually making a similar project where I switched out the face in a dollar bill
https://youtu.be/ssto96FvE24?t=124
If you see it at 2:04 this is where I have trouble. The face I pasted into it is too big, how do I resize it?? I've tried the Scale tool but it just makes the exact part showing in the circle bigger or smaller. It'd be tough to scale it separately off the image because I won't know the exact size to make it to look good in the circle..any tips I'm missing?
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GIMP 2.10 onto Mac 2008 |
Posted by: Kirribilli - 10-29-2019, 12:36 AM - Forum: OSX
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Is it possible to install GIMP 2.10 onto Mac 2008 computer?
I teach a GIMP class for seniors here in Sydney, Aust. where we use Windows pcs.
One student in the November class said she downloaded GIMP 2.10 onto her Mac 2008. She says GIMP doesn't open.
Does she need to install and download an earlier version of GIMP for this computer?
Any advice will be much appreciated.
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A silly question |
Posted by: carmen - 10-27-2019, 08:30 PM - Forum: Scripting questions
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I dare say it's silly enough. I have a piece of code in Gimp that reads:
Code:
postfix='_xcf.webp'
if GS: postfix='-GS' + postfix
if crop: postfix='-crop' + postfix
theName=name + postfix
to variously modify the name of my issue file.
It works to do what I wish, but it looks as ungainly as a five-legged mammoth.
Please, is there some more elegant way to achieve the same?
I have been reading about 'lambdas', but nothing seemed applicable...
And, if my quesion is as foolish as I feel at posting it, please disregard it...
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Gimp with Surface? |
Posted by: Marscaleb - 10-27-2019, 01:58 AM - Forum: Windows
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Some number of years ago, one of the newer versions of the surface came with some new API for their pen, instead of using the API that Wacom made.
This made it it so that GIMP would not work with the new surface, or rather, using a pen had the same functionality as a mouse, and didn't respond to features like pen pressure.
This was a number of years ago. I am curious how things stand now. Has GIMP been updated to work with this microsoft pen API? Or has Microsoft reverted back to using the Wacom API? Or, since the latest Surface runs windows 10, has someone developed a way to install the Wacom API onto a surface so that programs that respond to it can be used?
Or is there some other reasonable workaround that lets people use pen pressure in GIMP on a Surface?
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