Im a little stuck... I have approximately 700 files that I need to do a color replacement on. I've done similar prior, but the first time around it was replacing 2 specific colors. The new images are as the sample attached. I can fairly easily do this by selecting all of the blue, tuning the edge selection, and changing tone. But that would take hours to do manually.

So the end goal is to change all of the blue tones to browns. The end result is making a modern-looking map into something appearing as it would have if found on old parchment.. so the blues have to go! 

Is there a batch process, or script, that make this easier than a fully manual click-fest?

TIA

I have been using gimp for several years now and I have come to love it. However, I recently got a new XPS 13 laptop with 4k resolutions and now all my icons are so small to the point it's almost impossible to use the program anymore. The laptop is running gimp 2.12 on windows 10. Is there anywhere I can fix this?  I have already increased my icons to Huge in the Preferences -> Icon Theme. Thank you for your time.
Jeremy

P.S. This picture not very accurate if not viewed on a 13-inch monitor but if you look at the top menu you'll notice how squished the words are together.

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Greetings, just loaded 2.10.12 on a new laptop, windows 10 OS,  noticed right off that all my brushes are upside down.  To clarify the brushes look correct in the bush selection box however when I select a brush its 180, or upside down.  And that's true with every brush.  Any suggestions to correct this?

Thanks for any help with this
Mike

I'm having problems with the GMIC plugin, I've downloaded and installed the version for Ubuntu 18.04 and it appears fine on Gimp 2.8 but is nowhere to be seen on 2.10  any ideas how to fix it?

Hi, when using gimp 2.10.12 on a surface running windows 10 turning the surface pen and touching the erasor button to the surface jumps the tool selection to the crop tool and not the eraser tool. I cannot find a setting to inspect or change this. Is there a setupfile where I can change this behaviour?

Hello,

I'm fairly new to Gimp, and have a project where I'd like to isolate some colors in a photo.
It is to hopefully reveal a hidden message.
I'm thinking I can remove some colors (maybe convert them to a specific color like white) so what's left are all colors except what I picked.
Thanks.
Paul

Hello guys,

I'm using Windows 10/32-bit.  I have recently installed GIMP 2.10.12.  I can't open image files (jpg, jpeg, bmp, etc.).

I uninstalled and re-installed this version several times, and I still can't solve the problem.

Any solutions.  I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

P.S.  I've attached error message and open file dialogue.

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Hey all!  

I wanted to say thanks for the help I got last week on installing an add-on.  Great stuff...

But on to the current problem!  I am making a map and have a bunch of brushes consisting of different cartography symbols.  I am part way through the project and am having problems matching the cartography brush symbols to the project.

I know a lot of this will be by hand and am open to any advice about layer settings and crazy blur effects as well.

Current layers
parchment under normal mode
coast line under burn
and the symbol itself is on a normal layer.

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I am using MyBB as well. I was wondering how you set the UserCP additional info (such as Operating System and version) in the postbit.

In templates -> <template set> -> Post Bit Templates -> postbit_author_user  I have these

Hello all,

I created a path with a lot of points. I then duplicated the path so that I can attempt separating them into two smaller paths.

Is there a way to select a bunch of the points as a group to perform an operation on them such as removal? Or am I forced having to delete each point separately, one at a time. I would think that the former is a fairly obvious feature because the latter is such a big hassle.