On 12/16/2013 02:34 PM, SirCrow wrote: > Hello. I've tried using GIMP many times, yet I've accomplished very little, > given all of GIMP's functionality. For example: > > If I want to select part of an image and copy it to another area or to a new > image/layer, and also FEATHER the edges, here's how I'd do it in an old > graphics > app I often used years ago: > > 1. Select the area. > 2. Hold Ctrl while moving selection with Move tool. > 3. Use the slider to soften the edges to my liking. > 4. Press Enter to anchor selection. Done.
Hey SirCrow, I bet it would help if you were to name the old program you liked so much. That would provide a point of reference for the editing workflow that you're talking about. It's even possible that something like what you are describing is possible in the GIMP. If enough people like the idea of "sliders for everything" even that might eventually happen. :o) Steve > And there were sliders also for opacity and other things. So very SIMPLE > because the prog. was designed very intuitively. How would I accomplish the > same in GIMP? Well, most of the time, I WOULD ACCOMPLISH NOTHING! At best, > I'd > enter values into the box, not like the result, enter new values, repeat. And > that's on a good day. > > PLEASE, I beg you, somebody write a SCRIPT/PLUGIN that allows the use of > sliders > exactly as described above! I desperately want to be a HAPPY GIMP user, but > I'm > growing ever more hopeless. I don't want to turn on my older PC just to use a > graphics app that actually lets me get things done. Thank you. > > Joe > _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: gimp-user-list@gnome.org List membership: https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list