krovetz> Thanks for the suggestions. I want to circle the area automatically krovetz> though. I need to write a script that will determine the area that krovetz> I want to circle given a range of colors, and then draw a circle around krovetz> that area. I'll take a look at the magic wand tool and at Gimp:Perl to krovetz> see how I can use them to write the script.
samjones>I'd use select by color. It's easier to put in a script than magic wand samjones>would be. OK. samjones>When you say circle, do you mean an actual, geometric circle? (or as samjones>close as you can approximate with pixels) If you just want a rounded samjones>border, and if the blue isn't next to the edge of the screen, here's a samjones>cheap trick: I want to highlight the area of the image that will be displayed to someone in an experiment. I figured I would draw a circle around the area that I want to ask the user about. The line *could* be drawn around the circumference of the area (an irregular shape), but I thought it would be easier to draw a circle that encloses the entire area. It doesn't matter if a bit of the blue is cut off - the intent is just to focus the user's attention. Thanks, Bob _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
