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Replacing colors including blurs |
Posted by: Yutah123 - 03-13-2018, 09:19 AM - Forum: General questions
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Operating system: macOS High Sierra, version 10.13.3
GIMP version: GIMP 2.8.22
Hello everyone. I'm trying to replace the white color of the starburst shape above with 6 other colors (the result would be 6 other starbursts in each of the colors). The problem is, I don't know how to replicate the blurring effect on the edges exactly the same way with the other colors, so any help would be appreciated.
The colors I intend to use:
Here's what the starburst looks like when zoomed out
The bottom middle one is what I zoomed in on, to be exact, but the 4 other outer ones are copies, so there should be no differences between them. If you're curious as to why there are only 5 (big) starbursts, I intend to copy another starburst, replace it with light mulberry after replacing the white with it, and then shrink it to a size suitable for my purposes; that shouldn't be a problem for me. Anyway, once again any help would be appreciated, thank you.
If you need any more information or even the xcf file itself, feel free to ask me. I can't guarantee an immediate reply, but I'll respond as soon as I can.
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Painting a car questions |
Posted by: Statesman - 03-13-2018, 05:08 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hello there, I'm new to GIMP and it looks like a fab program, once you have mastered all the intricacies, which I havn't yet. My questions will likely need a long answer, so if I could be pointed to any relevant links pertaining to my questions, it would be greatly appreciated
I work with .DDS files (I think they are single layer) to paint cars for a game, and would like to know if the following can be done with GIMP
Can a vehicles bumpers be "painted" with a chrome/shiney/reflective finish?
I see there are Hex/HTML color codes for flat colors. Can a "metallic finish" look be achieved?
If I wanted to paint a 2 tone car, say the roof/pillars as one color and the rest of the body another color (vinyl roof?), I tried using the bucket fill, but it keeps painting the whole car one color. Can you insert some sort of line on the body, so when you use the bucket fill it only fills a new color up to that line?
Sorry if these are simplistically asked questions
Thanks Chris
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script-fu argument/parameter formats |
Posted by: dhugg - 03-13-2018, 01:01 AM - Forum: Scripting questions
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hello,
i am new to the forum so if i do anything incorrectly please feel free to educate me. thanks
i am trying to learn how to use script-fu with some of the pre-supplied scripts (using spheredesigner as example). my research resulted in an overload of info on how to write and execute scripts.
i would like to know if there is anywhere i can see the actual "using" of a script that already exists. in the case of spheredesigner, i understand that it requires input of a "run mode" an "image" and a "drawable". i am trying to find an example or information on the format of these arguments. for example how is the image name formatted? would it be the whole name includiong path, a image number, a layer name or a million other possibilities?
i guess iam asking were do i find my options/formatting of the input parameters to an existing script?
thanks in advance, dhugg
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Scaling, cliping and exporting, best methods? |
Posted by: lkubler - 03-12-2018, 05:30 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi,
Running GIMP 2.8.10 on Windows 7 for now. I have been asked to upload pictures of staff in to our email program so that when you send an email, to someone internal to our company, the picture is included so people see who you are.
We are running Exchange 2007 and its requirements for the pictures are 96x96 pixels and under 10KB in size, jpg file. The pictures I have been given are in the realm of 5000x3864 pixels and 200MB so I need to pare them down.
I tried cropping and then scaling and that seemed to work except when I tried to export it to jpg it said the file size was around 20K. So I tried to adjust the quality and to get to 10K but that left the subject of the picture unrecognizable.
Any suggestions on how to get there from here? Is there a better order of operations or some other feature I missed that would help me meet the requirements but keep a reasonable picture?
Thanks in advance,
Linn
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