On 01/19/2011 07:03 AM, Jeremy Nell wrote:
If I select multiple layers (by, say, ctrl-clicking), I should have
the option to drag all of them into the bin.
But can you select multiple layers? Not as far as I know...
Unless I've missed it somewhere, is there is a script enabling the
deletion
No, you can't select multiple layers. I'm suggesting that there should
be a way to do so (and delete them).
On Wed, 2011-01-19 at 09:16 +0100, Ofnuts wrote:
On 01/19/2011 07:03 AM, Jeremy Nell wrote:
If I select multiple layers (by, say, ctrl-clicking), I should have
the option to drag
On 01/19/2011 09:19 AM, Jeremy Nell wrote:
No, you can't select multiple layers. I'm suggesting that there
should be a way to do so (and delete them).
The ability to select multiple layers opens a rather large can of worms.
What happens when you paint with several layers selected?
On Wed,
The ability to select multiple layers opens a rather large can of
worms. What happens when you paint with several layers selected?
Then Gimp simply doesn't allow you to paint (because it doesn't know
which layer you want). Simple.
If you have so many layers than it's has become tedious to
Because it simply isn't scriptable.
There is no way to multiselect so there is no way to delete multi
selected layers.
One could use/abuse other layer toggles by having a script delete all:
Linked or not linked layers,
Visible or non visible layers,
Trans locked or not translocked layers.
-Rob
So, are you saying that it isn't possible in Gimp? If so, then
Photoshop wins this round (sadly) because such a feature because is
useful and makes working a bit more streamlined and intuitive.
On Wed, 2011-01-19 at 07:27 -0500, Rob Antonishen wrote:
Because it simply isn't scriptable.
The source code of Gimp is available, you are free to do this whenever
you want.
On 1/19/2011 1:36 PM, Jeremy Nell wrote:
So, are you saying that it isn't possible in Gimp? If so, then
Photoshop wins this round (sadly) because such a feature because is
useful and makes working a bit more
I know nothing about code. However, I am happy to contribute ideas
(like I just have) for future releases, scripts, etc. Unless, of
course, only those in the know are permitted to do such things. (That
was a joke ... before some uptight developers get even more edgy.)
Where can I submit this
Been working on Gimp for over a month (after working on Photoshop for a
decade) and can say that Gimp is very underrated. Adobe can learn a lot
from Gimp.
Like picking up the Wacom tablet with ease.
One thing, however, that I find very confusing is how to map the Wacom
buttons and zoom-strip to
If I select multiple layers (by, say, ctrl-clicking), I should have the
option to drag all of them into the bin.
Unless I've missed it somewhere, is there is a script enabling the
deletion of multiple layers?
None that I know of.
Depends on the ratio of layers to delete / layers to keep. If
Actually, using the script that merges linked layers, I suppose the user
can simply link-and-merge the layers he wants deleted, then deleting the
merged layer.
On Wed, 2011-01-19 at 14:02 +0100, Tőkés Ábel wrote:
The source code of Gimp is available, you are free to do this whenever
you
hi, i have a lot of eps files that i need to convert to gif (or png).
i was trying to use image magic, but not having any luck.
i am a programmer, but i do not know lisp.
if i import an eps into gimp and save it as a gif, it look pretty
good. but i need to convert hundreds of these.
can
On 1/20/2011 2:24 AM, Ray Tayek wrote:
hi, i have a lot of eps files that i need to convert to gif (or png).
i was trying to use image magic, but not having any luck.
i am a programmer, but i do not know lisp.
if i import an eps into gimp and save it as a gif, it look pretty
good. but i
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