On Wednesday 08 January 2003 16:29, you wrote: > > as an aside, i have read that photoshop has a function that allows you to > > go back and undo selected parts of images. i think that's neat, because > > sometimes, especially with layering you like some changes an additional > > layer makes but you lose other parts you liked (iyswim), hence with this > > tool you can just select the bits you would like retain by selecting that > > part and undoing the change just for that part. > > is there anything similar in the gimp ? if not is it possible to do ? > > In GIMP, you can do what you describe with a layer mask. Last I saw, > that's how you did it in Photoshop, too. Here's a short run-down of the > process:
yes, and thanks for showing how to do it but psp actually has a tool that does that, took me ages to find the refernce again, but its mentioned here, its called a history brush http://www.liv.ac.uk/abe/students/photoshop/05b_palettes.shtml now that is really nifty isn't it ?:)) the history palette is good too. i find increasing the undo levels in gimp is impractical on large images; it slows down the machine too much, even at a tile cache size of 256, and 10 levels of undo are nothing if painting small strokes, so its a bit awkward and i think a history palette would sort that out ? sammi _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
