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Restrict gtkfilechooser height |
Posted by: lumqarz - 12-27-2016, 08:09 PM - Forum: Linux and other Unixen
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On 1024x768 resolution with gtk-font-name="Sans 14" in gtkrc-2.0.
Gimp's open, save, or export windows dialog often being bigger than actual screen.
To prevent this from happening:
Code:
sudo chattr +i ~/.config/gtk-2.0/gtkfilechooser.ini
This prevent other gtk2 application changing the Geometry* values.
To re-allow editing:
Code:
sudo chattr -i file-path
or sudo editior file-path
gtkfilechooser.ini example:
Code:
[Filechooser Settings]
LocationMode=filename-entry
ShowHidden=false
ExpandFolders=false
ShowSizeColumn=true
GeometryX=0
GeometryY=0
GeometryWidth=800
GeometryHeight=700
SortColumn=name
SortOrder=ascending
StartupMode=recent
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I am a new GIMP user and I have so many questions! |
Posted by: God - 12-26-2016, 02:16 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hey Guys,
First let me apologize for my extreme lack of experience. Someone showed me GIMP and now I really wanna get better at using it!
I know very littlt tbh...All I know are are the various tools in GIMP and how to create different texts. I also know a bit about filters and how to add stuff like a cloud/fog filter.
I had some questions. I wanna learn how to make sigs. Can someone explain (without just linking me to a tut at first) how a background is formed and also how you can get like a render blended in to the background? Also is it possible to add a render to your GIMP doc and then resize it on your canvas? I can't seem to find out how to resize the render! Also how do I had a pac/render that is in front or behind my text in GIMP?
I definitely have tons of questions. Please understand that I am not someone who just understands through linking to a tut. I would really appreciate it if someone could explain how GIMP works and how you end up reaching different backgrounds that look cool and all.
Please help I am getting desperate!
Thanks
God
Oh by the way I figured out how to move an image around to be able to use the part I wanted
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How to Create ART in GIMP | Raster Cartoon |
Posted by: paasadani - 12-23-2016, 08:13 PM - Forum: Tutorials and tips
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Hi Everyone, I am new to this Forum. My name is Daniel from Chennai.
I am using GIMP for nearly one year. I also have an YouTube Channel dealing with GIMP Tutorials.
In this post I'm gonna talk about how to cartoon yourself in GIMP. We all know that GIMP is the Raster Image Editing Software so you can only create Raster Cartoon Using Gimp.
Here is the Steps for Creating Raster Cartoon Version of Someone or Yourself
1. Open an Image and Scale its Height to 1080p
2. Select Pencil Tool
3. Change its Brush Hardness to 100
4. Change Brush Size to 3
5. Create a New Transparent Layer
6. Draw the Outline of the Subject using Shift+Left Click Method (Straight Line Method)
7. Change the Brush Size to 1
8. Draw the Inner Regions
9. Grab Bucket Fill Tool
10. Select Foreground Color
11. Pick the Colour inside the Image
12. Fill the Color
13. Create a New transparent layer
14. Use it for the Background
15. You successfully created the cartoon version of yourself.
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Need Help to add Layer via Copy Cut |
Posted by: sujatha - 12-20-2016, 04:02 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hello Friends
I need help to add Layer via Copy Cut Plugin.I really dont know which folder i am suppose to add this plugin.
I initially added to Share\Gimp\2.0\UI\plugins. But couldnt find Layer via copy & Layer via Cut in the Layer Menu
Pls help me get it perfectly correct
Thanks & Regards
K.Sujatha
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New GIMP install not seeing Windows fonts |
Posted by: Raputtak - 12-18-2016, 08:06 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi, everyone. Newbie here.
I installed GIMP OK and started to use it. I immediately ran into an issue.
There is a particular Windows 10 font I want to use, Rosewood std regular. It shows up in MS Word and Excel but not in GIMP.
I spent some time searching the interwebs, looking at various forums (fora?) but to no avail. It appeared that GIMP is supposed to grab the Windows fonts by default and use them. Mine stubbornly refuses. I found a post somewhere that "said do this do that" to load a font. Did not work.
I turned the computer off and on again. That always works. Not for me.
I tried also to register at gimpchat.com but they did not send the registration email - although the message said they did.
I registered at gimptalk.com only find it had died.
So I registered here.
Any suggestions?
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Back Button & Save Draft |
Posted by: marco-gimp - 12-18-2016, 07:11 PM - Forum: Gimp-Forum.net
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We all know that good practice is to 'select all' - 'copy' and then hit preview.
I think everybody has been caught out, after developing one's articulate post.
Such glitches can still happen, but many BB's now use autosave.
It means that you can reload - hit reply - and you have indicated autosaved content to re-load.
It all depends upon the software being used.
Today, I selected all, and hit paste, instead of copy 
It was a nooooooooo moment.
First thing that I looked for was the back icon.
I couldn't find it.
Thankfully I knew that there was a fairly standard protocol in use for Windows progs, which is Ctrl + Z.
Ha!
It worked
I immediately copied correctly, all the text, and thought, okay, I'll try saving a draft.
The problem was, that the post then disappeared.
It didn't just save the post, it took me to a different place.
I then couldn't find the 'load draft' icon.
I looked, but I couldn't see it.
In the end, I re-pasted my copied text, re-uploaded the image files.... and continued with the post.
The thing is.... on other forums, I have, on numerous occasions, seen a post started with.... "I had prepared a wonderful post, but lost it".
IE. All that creative work gone.
It crushes the spirit.
So... I'm just alerting the administrators that there is no 'back' button on the command list...
... and it is not clear how a saved draft should be loaded.
I don't know the solution.
It has happened to me enough times before, so I tend to take extreme precautions.
Maybe there should be an auto placed sticky at the top of each forum... or whatever.
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