I have attached an image of a dog I would like to use for a project. The picture
is square and I wanted it to be round. I used the tools in Gimp 2 to get the
round shape I need but there is still the white square visible.
When I paste this image into my project, it shows the white square
>Hello folks, just got the latest version 2.8.
>I have done this before ,but i seem to have forgotten how to make one
>large print out of four 8 by 11 sheets.
>I already have a picture that i want to enlarge to about 16 by 20.
>Can someone assist me in that area.
>i want to splice together 4
>An image will always be rectangular but certain formats will permit
>transparency. Jpeg is **not** one of those.
>
>Very little change to your procedures.
>
>Open Image, Add an Alpha Channel for transparency, Layers menu ->
>Transparency -> Add Alpha Channel.
>
>Make your Elliptical selection,
>I have attached an image of a dog I would like to use for a project.
>The picture is square and I wanted it to be round. I used the tools in
>Gimp 2 to get the round shape I need but there is still the white
>square visible.
>
>When I paste this image into my project, it shows the white square
Hello folks, just got the latest version 2.8.
I have done this before ,but i seem to have forgotten how to make one large
print out of four 8 by 11 sheets.
I already have a picture that i want to enlarge to about 16 by 20.
Can someone assist me in that area.
i want to splice together 4 sheets to
>I have attached an image of a dog I would like to use for a project.
>The picture is square and I wanted it to be round. I used the tools in
>Gimp 2 to get the round shape I need but there is still the white
>square visible.
>
>When I paste this image into my project, it shows the white square
Okay, not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I'm trying to do some
coloring on a greyscale image. Now, I know how to apply a transparency, and
select down so that the new layer is only taking the opaque area that I am
working with, but I'm trying to figure out how to eliminate the
>How do I buy the full version of Gimp? I noticed several actions are
>grayed out.
There is no **full** version of Gimp, regardless of operating system, Gimp is
free-open-source-software (FOSS)
Providing you get your Gimp installer from www.gimp.org the version of Gimp you
have will be the most
>Thank you Rich, but I did use those exact steps. The issue is that
>even though the "square" is transparent, it is still there. When I
>then open the rounded .png file in Meshcam (the software I am using
>for the next step in my process) it is displayed with the square
>again.
It is the
A bit about using a photo here. Only skimmed through it, but if it takes the
image as a height map then there will be a bit of processing to do before
putting it into your project. Probably a white background will not matter.
How do I buy the full version of Gimp? I noticed several actions are grayed out.
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>Okay, not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I'm trying to
>do some coloring on a greyscale image. Now, I know how to apply a
>transparency, and select down so that the new layer is only taking the
>opaque area that I am working with, but I'm trying to figure out how
>to eliminate the
Thank you, but I figured out a way based on the more simple needs I have. By
copying and Merging layers I am able to systematically remove the parts I don't
want to paint over. Thank you for your help though.
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