Layer-Scale Layer which scales the active layer only but does not
change the image canvas size or scale the associated layer mask (is
that a reasonable behavior?).
Layer-Scale Layer (in the Menus) indeed scales the associated
layermask. Currently, I believe all PDB layer transformations
Quoting Rob Antonishen rob.antonis...@gmail.com:
On a side note, what are tattoos good for? Are they used for
anything, anywhere?
Layer tattoos are useful when a reference to a layer needs to be
maintained across GIMP sessions, subsequent open-ings of the same
image within the same
Maybe the code for
http://registry.gimp.org/node/19582
is useful?
Nicolas Robidoux
I looked at that one and they simply create a new image with a scaled
version of the active layer, which is sub-optimal from a UI
perspective (the plugin registers under the Image menu, but only
scales one
On 05/28/2010 08:03 AM, Rob Antonishen wrote:
Maybe the code for
http://registry.gimp.org/node/19582
is useful?
Nicolas Robidoux
I looked at that one and they simply create a new image with a scaled
version of the active layer, which is sub-optimal from a UI
perspective (the
On the whole it's probably better to use the existing layer, because that
way you automatically
keep its properties such as transparency, mode, etc. If you create a new
layer, you will have to
set all those things by hand. In terms of computational load it probably
doesn't make much
difference
Quoting Rob Antonishen rob.antonis...@gmail.com:
I am writing a c plugin to scale a layer. (This is much as an
exercise for me as anything).
I have looked at a few examples and they handle things differently
- Create a new image with a new layer the new size
The only reason I can
Hi-
I am writing a c plugin to scale a layer. (This is much as an
exercise for me as anything).
I have looked at a few examples and they handle things differently
- Create a new image with a new layer the new size
- Create a new layer in the existing image just above the input layer
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