Hi folks, I'm looking for information on how to edit the settings for the
Filters/Decor/Add Border. I'd love to set this to a 2 px border in black rather
then the bright blue 25 px border.
I'm using Gimp 2.6 on a Mac running 10.6 and would like to know how to edit the
filter.
Thanks for your
Can anyone help with this please? I want to be able to crop to an accurate
circle to make an insert for glass paperweights. Any suggestions would be rear
with great interest! Thanks! Using Gimp with Windows by the way.
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Select circle, invert selection, delete
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Hi folks, I'm looking for information on how to edit the settings for the
Filters/Decor/Add Border. I'd love to set this to a 2 px border in black
rather then the bright blue 25 px border.
When I use this filter (also gimp 2.6), I get a dialog box
Yes I do get the dialog box but I do a lot of photos that are all the same and
would like to change the settings to default to 2 x 2 in black. Not sure who
would use a 25 px border in bright blue to begin with. In a previous version
I'd changed a file, not sure if it was a script or something
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 12:10 AM, ideamakers wrote:
Yes I do get the dialog box but I do a lot of photos that are all the same
and would like to change the settings to default to 2 x 2 in black.
Is there a particular reason you don't use Filters Re-show command
within one session?
The file is
Hi folks, I'm looking for information on how to edit the settings for
the Filters/Decor/Add Border. I'd love to set this to a 2 px border in
black rather then the bright blue 25 px border.
I'm using Gimp 2.6 on a Mac running 10.6 and would like to know how to
edit the filter.
Either use
Gidday,
Not really proficient at it myself, but had a quick crack at it just
now, seems achievable:
could you do something by adding a layer mask (set to full
transparency), draw a circle on that (hold shift to keep it as circle,
not oval), fill circle with white (equals full opacity) and then you
Thank you all for your help and patience. Found the file in the hidden tmp
directory.
Must be a pet peeve, I do custom leather work and always email a photo of the
pieces to customers when I ship them. So everyday I crop and border photos and
knew there was a way to set the default to what I
