>This is not meant to be nasty but since this appears to be a layered >image, >I would ask the architect, or the college, for the original floor plan >sans >mechanical ductwork. The maintenance dept. of the college no doubt has >such >a plan or an "as-built" if there have been modifications. You, or >someone, >could then have that scanned and digitized. > >Rick S. > > >-----Original Message----- >From: fender6strat >Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 9:42 PM >To: [email protected] >Cc: [email protected] >Subject: [Gimp-user] Cleaning up a Blueprint > >Hello all, >I'm new to photo editing, especially gimp so I was hoping to get some >help >with this. My new job would require me to scrub images like this down >on a >somewhat regular basis (down to bare floor plan), what would be the >best way >to >go about it? Basically I just need to delete all of the black, but >when I >try to >the edges stay gray (Inherent to BMP's I'd guess). Also when I select >just >the >black, after I delete it the selectors stay visible. Any help would be >appreciated and I apologize for my ignorance. Thanks. PS, if there >Isn't >enough >resolution in the picture I could host one else where. > >Attachments: >* >http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/505/original/floorplan.jpg That was the first thing I said when this was given to me, however I'm guessing that this wont always be the case. The .pdf I was given of the M drawings was not layered, had it been I wouldn't be in this mess. Thanks for your reply.
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