I have several objects that are already drawn. After finishing them, I think they need to have thicker lines. Is there a way to make this so, without having to redraw the objects with a thicker line in the pencil or path tool?

I'm using GIMP 2.10 on linux.

I have multiple layers that require to center all the boundary layers and change all to the same size.
Is there anyway to select all the layers and adjust it at one go?

Hello,

I try The Gimp on a new W10 Pro installation. After the Gimp installation when I click on the icon, nothin happens at all. No error, Nothing.

Sorry for my English.

thank you

Hi there,

Any quick script or steps on how i can make shadow, on a button? 

like those phone floating action button: 

   

Greetings Everyone,

I'm trying to understand why GIMP - (version 2.10.14), when on i5-2500 cpu with 32GB RAM and GTX 760 (2GB), was maxing out system, but now on a AMD Ryzen 5 3600X with 32GB and a GTX 760 (2GB) its still MAXing out the cpu.

PS: I haven't re-installed anything yet. But I'm wondering why this is sucks up EVERYTHING !


I5-2500 -> https://ibb.co/MM9MpcB

Ryzen 5 3600X -> https://ibb.co/RP7JX1D


Thanks.

Considering this a graphics software forum, I thought you people will be putting some decorations for holidays. Not that it is important, but getting along with the festive mood is nice, right ?

This is what has been happening, as shown in this GIF.



I've had 2.10.8 for a while on my Windows 10 laptop and recently changed to 2.10.14 via uninstall in an attempt to fix this! Unfortunately the first part of this image is the vast norm and the part where it actually makes marks is rare and random (in fact it went back to no longer moving immediately after the GIF stopped recording) and even when that happens I can't switch tools. What in the world is causing this? How do I fix it?

Note, the transformation tools and filters/image adjustments work fine. It's just the drawing part which I need most

Hello,

I've recently upgraded to GIMP 2.10.14 and have noticed that all of my 300DPI drawings when updating and saving them it is changing the DPI to 72. It doesn't matter if the drawing was created in 2.10.14 or not.

For instance I opened up drawing U-180 and I took a screen shot of the Image>Print Size window:



I then File > Save as and saved it as U-180a, went back to Image > Print Size and now it shows 72 DPI:




Is there something that I am missing or is this a bug?

I couldn't find anything in the official release notes but I did find an article that states "Also, images opened with GIMP will now default to 72 PPI when no explicit resolution is stored in the imported file."

Could it be that it's not saving the resolution?

Thanks,
Softsah

I'm using the gradient tool but want the gradient to have less transition in between, basically be a little more severe. Is there a way to adjust for this?

I'm using windows GIMP 2.10.14. I created an image and tried to save it to a path like

\\myshare\pics\asdf\img.xcf

but nothing happened. Is there a way to save to a UNC path? Thanks.