09-26-2018, 09:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-27-2018, 12:02 AM by HavingTooMuchFun.)
FANTASTIC! I experimented a little bit, and by having the “from” color be black or white, almost any color can be made “semi-transparent.” The very few exceptions can also be transformed by adding an infinitesimal amount of black or white, so little that you can’t even see it. Thank you so much for explaining this, this will be a wonderful addition to my artwork!
I’m still struggling with some of the original issues of this post, though:
Why are images that I have made semi-transparent using the opacity control on the layers palette copying or cloning as opaque unless I export and re-import them?
Why are semi-transparent images that are in the clipboard of the brushes palette being applied as opaque?
How do I go from using the brushes palette back to normal pencil function? Currently I’m having to restart Gimp to make that happen.
I’m still struggling with some of the original issues of this post, though:
Why are images that I have made semi-transparent using the opacity control on the layers palette copying or cloning as opaque unless I export and re-import them?
Why are semi-transparent images that are in the clipboard of the brushes palette being applied as opaque?
How do I go from using the brushes palette back to normal pencil function? Currently I’m having to restart Gimp to make that happen.