Thanks for the suggestion. I did this (below) but all that does is create a
duplicate of the path. Sometimes it is right on top of the first one
(congruent), sometimes it's above it a bit. At any rate, it's a duplicate.
I did discover that to see a path in path tab line-up, one has to click on
the "eye" to make it visible. The operative path is always red, the others
are blue. When the path is operative bringing the bezier tool near it turns
the cursor into a finger and then the path can be selected and stroked.
However, it seems that once a path has been stroked it gets rendered into
pixels and no longer exists as a vector path. Therefore, it cannot be
altered by the bezier tool. Save the stroking until last and do them on
separate layers, I would say.
Rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Budig
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2016 7:09 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Gimp-user] How to pick/select/choose an already stroked path?
Rick Strong ([email protected]) wrote:
Other programs have either a black arrow or a white arrow for
selecting things. How do I pick/select/choose that existing path in
Gimp?
There is the "Paths" tab (by default close to the "Layers" tab). Bring
it to the front and doubleclick the path in question. This makes it the
active path and activates the paths tool.
I hope this helps,
Simon
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