I understand better.
What is visible is really a flattenned stack of the visible layers
(with an eye in the Layer dialog).
Not exactly flattened but merged
Flatten will a remove the alpha channel, replacing any transparent area
with the background color
The question is the interest of this
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 8:15 AM, julien jm.h...@wanadoo.fr wrote:
What is visible?
Using GIMP's terminology it is projection --- flattened stack of layers.
Sorry, I am not accustomed to developer terminology. visible is
related to a flattened stack of layers? I don't understand that.
Is
Thank you,
I understand better.
What is visible is really a flattenned stack of the visible layers
(with an eye in the Layer dialog).
New From Visible works the same as Merge Visible Layers, excepted that
it creates a new layer, not always at top of the layer stack, but, in
some cases, just
Hi,
I am not a developer, only a docwriter.
I browsed the Web, read the thread in the archive of this list: I
couldn't find answer to my questions about Layer/New From Visible.
The help pop-up tells Create a new layer from what is visible in this
image.
What is visible?
I can imagine a canvas
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 5:05 PM, julien wrote:
I am not a developer, only a docwriter.
I browsed the Web, read the thread in the archive of this list: I
couldn't find answer to my questions about Layer/New From Visible.
The help pop-up tells Create a new layer from what is visible in this
What is visible?
Using GIMP's terminology it is projection --- flattened stack of layers.
Sorry, I am not accustomed to developer terminology. visible is
related to a flattened stack of layers? I don't understand that.
Is visible referring to the visible part of an image, as when the
canvas
