08-10-2023, 11:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-10-2023, 11:43 AM by pixelmixer.
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Hi,
I found that with a swap color shortcut, I'd still not know what the foreground color is without looking away
from the working area, at a swatch, then back to the brush tip. It works really well for me to 'tap' the color I want next to where I'm working. Ideally the working color would be indicated somehow on the brush cursor, just like a real brush.
It did! Thank you
I found that with a swap color shortcut, I'd still not know what the foreground color is without looking away
from the working area, at a swatch, then back to the brush tip. It works really well for me to 'tap' the color I want next to where I'm working. Ideally the working color would be indicated somehow on the brush cursor, just like a real brush.
(08-10-2023, 06:33 AM)CmykStudent Wrote:(08-09-2023, 10:02 PM)pixelmixer Wrote: Hi!,
Maybe the wrong place to ask, maybe not.
Does anybody know how to hack out the name that's displayed above a palette in the palette editor?
I'm trying to get a floating color swatch as small as possible, to tap and set the foreground color.
gimppaletteeditor.c looks promising, and you can hide some widgets, I can't identify the name element though.
It's created in the GimpDataEditor class. You don't want to delete it there though. Search for gtk_widget_show (data_editor->view); and add this line below it:
Code:
gtk_widget_set_visible (data_editor->name_entry, FALSE);
Hope it helps! You'll probably want to make a patch out of this so you can reapply it as needed.
It did! Thank you