On 02/08/10 22:24, Harry Strunc wrote: > Hi, thanks for the replies! > > I will explain better: > > Picture 1 is a bride standing in front of a grey wall. > But a guest is standing in the very right side of the picture...eating. > > I want to grab a pattern of that wall and paste it in ...covering the guest > > I dont want to crop the picture. I can do that. > I dont want to clone. I can do that. > > I want to copy a little piece of that wall pattern and make it fill up the > selection I make and get rid of the guest. > > Lemmmme know, > Harry > ............. Maybe try this:
Use the Path tool to mark out a suitable bit of wall elsewhere in the picture Path to Selection Click on the selected area, Edit=>Copy Then Edit =>Paste Go to Layers. Make the Floating Selection into a New Layer. Go to Move tool. Move the Pasted area (the wall) where you want it to cover up the guest. Then Anchor it, Merge Visible Layers or Flatten Image to fix it in place. You'll probably need to fiddle a bit to get a patch of wall that matches its surroundings properly. If you can't get a perfect match straight away you can usually finish off the edges with the clone tool. HTH Doug _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
