On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 1:35 PM, I wrote:
I doubt that this can be done, but I thought I would ask in case I'm
missing some trick.
Ofter I make a complicated selection with edge feathering turned off.
However, after I'm finished making the selection I decide that I would like
to
Thanks to Elwin and Nathan for the suggestions. I'm happy to do this in
Inkscape and import the results into GIMP but I can't work out how to do it. I
also looked at the curve bend tool in GIMP but it's not quite as precise as I'd
like and it leaves the 'text' looking a bit rough because it
Thanks to Elwin and Nathan for the suggestions. I'm happy to do this in
Inkscape and import the results into GIMP but I can't work out how to do
it. I also looked at the curve bend tool in GIMP but it's not quite as
precise as I'd like and it leaves the 'text' looking a bit rough because
it
Hi,
I wrote a python-fu script for my private use that may enable me
one-button-filter-applying during painting with brush. The script is
thus; It firstly gets the current brushes' size, sets it as the radius
of gaussian blur and applies blur, so that it may work
non-interractively but it adjust
There is another way to feather an existing selection as well, it is my
preferred method,
since you can actually see how much feather you are gonna get beforehand.
Simply this: Convert the selection to a quickmask (also in the Select menu,
and there is
an icon in the lower left corner of the
On Wednesday 23 April 2008, Richter Huang wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a python-fu script for my private use that may enable me
one-button-filter-applying during painting with brush. The script
is thus; It firstly gets the current brushes' size, sets it as the
radius of gaussian blur and applies blur,
Inkscape has two tools to do this. There is the new node tweaking tool that
allows you
to sort of sculpt the nodes. Another possibility is node sculpting. Select
a group of
nodes, then alt-click and alt-drag on it. It will move and sort of
proportionally drag
other nodes along with it.
And
Here, a list of things GIMP do not have, in my mind:
A ellipse tool to draw ellipse, as a rectangle tool to draw rectangle, and
a polygon tool to draw ah, you know.
A method to draw text using a system like boards systems to change text
properties, font, style, size stuff. Like using bbold
Hi,
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Lap1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here, a list of things GIMP do not have, in my mind:
A ellipse tool to draw ellipse, as a rectangle tool to draw rectangle, and
a polygon tool to draw ah, you know.
You are currently expected to use the appropriate
Hi, I have been using the Alignment-distribute tool and it works like the
Alignment-align tool, with the difference that you can add an offset. I need
a proper distribute tool for some things I do, a tool that distributes
evenly the space between the centers of the items you select. Any suggestion
Shin Diggar wrote:
Thanks to Elwin and Nathan for the suggestions. I'm happy to do this in
Inkscape and import the results into GIMP but I can't work out how to do
it.
Save the file as an .svg from Inkscape and pull that file in to GIMP. If the
svg file loader in GIMP is rasterizing the SVG
Lap1994 wrote:
Can I change the size of a text while tipying it? Eg: Here a small text
12pt, and here a big one 86pt, in the same text-layer
You can't mix text attributes in one entry box yet. I say yet as there is a
GSoC project to enhance the text tool. However, an enhanced text tool won't
Yep, Lap,
All of these tools/capabilities are already part of GIMP. Ensure that you
have the latest version, but most of these have been there from the start.
Nathan
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Michael J. Hammel
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On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 09:47 -0300, Lap1994 wrote:
Michael J. Hammel wrote:
A method to draw text using a system like boards systems to change text
properties, font, style, size stuff. Like using bbold here!/b
GIMP doesn't do that currently. I'd cringe at adding it to the core
system since I consider that feature-creep. But
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 9:47 PM, Michael J. Hammel
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On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 19:49 -0600, Ben Walker wrote:
You consider a proper text tool in the core feature-creep?
In a raster image editor, yes.
Personally I disagree - I'm eagerly awaiting the GSoC update to the
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