On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 12:10 PM, City Ranch <[email protected]> wrote: > Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000168 EndHTML:0000002241 StartFragment:0000000471 > EndFragment:0000002224 > > gimp 2.6.6 > > Laptop > > Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 1 (build 6001) > > 1.60 gigahertz Intel Core Duo > 64 kilobyte primary memory cache > 1024 kilobyte secondary memory cache > > I use the Navigation window to enlarge and move around image while using the > Paths Tool. > > No matter the size of the photo in height and width and kb I end up with the > same problem when I am finished outlining an image in the photo. When I > double click on my first anchor for the marching ants I get a double line > from the left to the right side in the middle of the image. This double line > can be a small as eight pixels wide to as much as two thirds of the image. I suspect this is a misunderstanding on your part of the mechanics of paths. A few screenshots would help a lot if you could do that?
> > If I outline using the Paths Tool two people standing together taking up > most of the frame I will get the double line usually from the right elbow of > the person standing on your left to the left hip of the person standing on > your right. This double line can take out any where from the chest to the > knees of the people or a thin line from elbow to hip. I presume the area in question is the area of overlap between those two paths. This is normal -- it is in fact the same mechanic that allows you to have, say, a hollow circle. If it's not what you want, I suggest exporting to Inkscape and using the Union operator to make a path that is the union of those paths. David _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
