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Layer Modes |
Posted by: sallyanne - 05-22-2017, 03:21 AM - Forum: General questions
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I have only discovered what a few do.
For some people it may be experimenting. For others it may be straight forward and others?
Would like to see what people think/know a layer mode does and the best way to implement it.
1. Dissolve - I found out by experimentation that the dissolve mode works best on feathered selections?
2. Overlay - to give an image the texture in the top image
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length of a path |
Posted by: dinasset - 05-19-2017, 03:54 AM - Forum: General questions
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Is it possible to know the length of a path?
Thanks
PS: I've seen there is the possibility to get the list of all strokes components of a path, and the possibiity to get the length of a single stroke. Is there an already written function to get the total length of the path or should I perform a loop to sum up the single lengths of each stroke?
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GIMP main menu items |
Posted by: Pat625 - 05-19-2017, 02:52 AM - Forum: General questions
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I had placed G'MIC in the Main Image Menu for convenience. It has since stopped working and I would like to remove the G'MIC word from the menu. Cannot find how to do that. Thank you for your help in advance.
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used contrast tool, can't stop moving border |
Posted by: ramrod - 05-17-2017, 12:12 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hi everyone - this is my first post here. I"m really grateful that this forum exists, I think I'm going to need it big time for the next little while, at least.
Anyway, I just downloaded GIMP yesterday, and I'm slowly trying to learn it. The program is pretty huge. It looks about as complex as the CAD program that I am also learning, which has a lot of features.
So, my problem is that I am revising ? a black and white image. I am using a windows 7 version, btw. When I open the image that I saved, it has a dashed border around it (around the page). I don't know if that should be there or not, and I have forgotten what I did to even put it there -
Anyway, I opened my image, and selected a picture within the main image/page. I attempted to reset the contrast on this picture (which was within that page sized dashed border). I used the rectangular select tool to select the image (I don't know if that's the right way to do it, but it worked), then I adjusted the brightness and contrast of this smaller image, within the page. After adjusting, I noticed the dashed border around the smaller image was still moving. I hit ok, and it still was moving, so I closed the main image (closed the center window) to try to finalize/save the adjustment. When I reopened the main window (the image file), I noticed the image border of the smaller image was still flashing around, and there is still a dashed border around the outside of the page. Is this normal ? How do you stop it ? Do you stop it ? It looks to me like it's still in some kind of active mode, where it's still waiting for me to input a close command -
Anyway, if someone could please fill me in on this, that would be great. thanks in advance, Terry
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