Colour Picker -forbidden- ?
What is the "forbidden" colour picker mouse cursor for? By this I mean the cursor where the picker is joined by a crossed-out circle, the universal symbol for prohibition. There doesn't seem to be any situation in which the picker doesn't work (perhaps you could argue that its not working when the read-outs say N/A but then why have such a reading?) If there is a good reason for this cursor, is it OK to change it so that the picker remains the "hotspot" even when the forbidden icon appears, at the moment the behaviour is (try it) disconcerting. Nick.
Re: Where's the gif
A: do you have the gif libraries installed? B: is your image in indexed color format? If not, specify foo.gif and let the gimp export it for you.
Re: Where's the gif
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Salman Sheikh wrote: eh? are you working with rgb graphics? just try typing in a name of file.gif and it should prompt you to export it. > How am I supposed to save my animated files as gifs? actually, it's all part of a secret plot to rid the web of animated gifs. sorry you had to be a casualty. -- Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604 Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
Where's the gif
I compiled the latest gimp-1.1.24 and the ability to save gif formats is highlited out. What gives? Is this a license issue? How am I supposed to save my animated files as gifs? Argggh!!! Salman
Re: How many layers are supported?
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Sven Neumann wrote: > > >I need this information to beat a Photoshop-user. > > > > That would probably depend on the layer size, how much memory you've got, and a > > gazillion of factors. If you mean the theoretical max, I'd guess that's as many > > as your int size supports (ie. about 2 billion for a 32-bit machine), without > > ever having looked at the code itself. > > IIRC, GTK+ limits us to 32768 layers. At least that's the maximum number of > layers the L&C-dialog can handle. This will change with GTK+-1.4 which moves > this barrier up to somewhere around 2^31. > Can we expect some type of grouping and other layer management stuff implemented by then ;-) Getting to GDynText layer nr. 12398765 in a linear list could be pretty frustrating. Sorry chaps, couldn't resist... grts & keep up the good work - it is hugely appreciated, avi.
Re: How many layers are supported?
> >I need this information to beat a Photoshop-user. > > That would probably depend on the layer size, how much memory you've got, and a > gazillion of factors. If you mean the theoretical max, I'd guess that's as many > as your int size supports (ie. about 2 billion for a 32-bit machine), without > ever having looked at the code itself. IIRC, GTK+ limits us to 32768 layers. At least that's the maximum number of layers the L&C-dialog can handle. This will change with GTK+-1.4 which moves this barrier up to somewhere around 2^31. Salut, Sven
