GIMP Users, Because of the nature of my work, I have to repeat the same set of commands over and over again. These commands are:
1. Create a selection from a path (I don't know if there's a keyboard shortcut for this) 2. Select->Sharpen to remove any anti-aliasing (again, I don't know if there's a keyboard shortcut for this) 3. Fill with foreground colour ([ctrl+,]) 4. Deselect the selected area ([ctrl+shift+a], or [ctrl+d] under my current settings) 5. Delete the path (which I currently do by selecting a different tool and then selecting the path tool again - I'm sure there's a better way) I do this over and over again as I colour an image, so if I could automate this process it would save me an immense amount of time, and probably prevent a lot of potential for human error. When I did a Google search for possible solutions to this, I used the term "batch" processing. But in GIMP world this term is apparently used to refer to running multiple filters or other actions on a file from the command line by creating a script. That seems a little different from what I'm after. But I'm afraid my imagination for alternate terms is lacking, and I couldn't think of any terms that came up with what I was after. Is there a way I can save a custom sequence of processes, and then, dare I hope, bind that sequence to a keyboard shortcut? Thank you for any advice or information. -- Dave M G Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft Kernel 2.6.17.7 Pentium D Dual Core Processor PHP 5, MySQL 5, Apache 2 _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
