On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 12:21, Khiraly Kalman wrote: > Hi! > > Im newbie in gimp-user, but i have some question: > How can I import the photoshop "spatter" airbrush into GIMP? > > How can I reproduce this tutorial in GIMP?: > http://tutorials.dj-designs.com/smoke.htm
You'll have to draw it and save as a .gbr to ~/.gimp-1.3/brushes. Default installation probably includes a brush called 'Galaxy', that might be similar? Otherwise experiment with a regular unsharp brush and try using the dissolve function on it. It will make a nice scattered brush that might be what you're looking for. > And can anybody explaine how hte function PATH in GIMP1.3 work? > The path function in gimp1.2 satisfies all my wishes:), and I understand > good. > > But under 1.3 this is two separated function, I don't know how to > transform "one" function to "another".(from bezier in path) > And where are hte buttons: "New point" "add point" "delete point" "edit > point"?? > (I have essayed gimp1.3.14) The bezier curve tool, same thing as path tool really, is under a rewrite. Don't try to figure it out just yet. > > And the new Text layer for what? What is his advantage? > When I modify the text(and i have tranformed before) it will write the > default text. > And how can I transform the text?(In 1.2 before "the anchor layer" I was > capable the modify(such as transform, scatch, etc, as a selection normal!) The text tool is also not finished yet. You will not however be able to edit a transformed text for sure when it's finished though. gDyntext only had a rotation transfomration IIRC. You couldn't have applied a perspective and have that editable either. > And it is a bug?: > http://chocolate.inf.elte.hu/khiraly/linux/gimp13.png > (I have created a text layer->alpha to selection.-> and a have scaled > the selection to obtain a transfformed text!) It's really hard to say what you mean here. The abstract foobar image gelped a little ;) If you want to scale text, use the text tool properties, don't scale the rendered result. cheers -- Jakub Steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
