>Deleting large amounts of background and cloning the remaining image >to create >new image.effects. All layers have alpha layers > >After a large amount of work, corruption on the layer appears in the >form of >white pixels appearing in a local area next to the cloning work being >done. > >The corrupted rogue pixels cannot be deleted, they move randomly when >a eraser >tool is used on them, they also show through the background image as >well > >Was using 2.10.8 and the rouge pixels were white. Reinstalled to >2.10.18 the >same happened but the rouge pixels are now black > >Your help please
Hello > The point about the pixels changing from white to black is bit odd after reinstalling > BUT did you erase/refresh/renew your config files > they stay when you uninstalling gimp even when a new/fresh version is installed > could be worth checking > > Also what distro are you on Linux or Windows version > > The Gimp you got from Where site or distro repo is it snap or flatpack or normal standard repo issue from which Distro > > Maybe could be a corrupted file/download if gotten from a non repo site > > For anyone to figure this tricky tricky they really could use a lot more info on specifics to narrow down the cause > > I'm Very interested about this one I have not heard of this before > all the best and I hope the extra info will help to work this out - Chances are it's a simple fix - Let's hope so -- fa-flyingalone (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: gimp-user-list@gnome.org List membership: https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list List archives: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-user-list
