01-12-2018, 08:35 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-12-2018, 08:43 AM by Espermaschine.)
Things can get messy in Gimp when you try to tweak an image to perfection.
I use copy visible a lot, and making notes in the layernames. Also screenshots with values of dialogues i used, so they dont get lost.
Sometimes its better to make a copy of the xcf and build on that. Numbering the versions, so you dont forget what came first.
G'MIC has an option for 'Output Message verbose layername' that is very useful.
I have done quite a few things in the past, that i have no idea how i did it, and spend days on trying to reverse engineer.
Often with no success.
Here is a thread i made, containing little tricks that kind of imitate adjustmentlayers:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Box-of...ent-layers
I use copy visible a lot, and making notes in the layernames. Also screenshots with values of dialogues i used, so they dont get lost.
Sometimes its better to make a copy of the xcf and build on that. Numbering the versions, so you dont forget what came first.
G'MIC has an option for 'Output Message verbose layername' that is very useful.
I have done quite a few things in the past, that i have no idea how i did it, and spend days on trying to reverse engineer.
Often with no success.
Here is a thread i made, containing little tricks that kind of imitate adjustmentlayers:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Box-of...ent-layers