El dom, 29-03-2015 a las 11:53 -0400, Elle Stone escribió:
What you just described - shift-click the new layer button plus dragging
the foreground/background color - works perfectly, MUCH better than
using the new layer dialog. Thanks! Many thanks!! By comparision, using
the new layer
On 04/03/2015 07:44 AM, Gez wrote:
El dom, 29-03-2015 a las 11:53 -0400, Elle Stone escribió:
What you just described - shift-click the new layer button plus dragging
the foreground/background color - works perfectly, MUCH better than
using the new layer dialog. Thanks! Many thanks!! By
Dear Gimpshop,
I installed Gimpshop 2.8.14.
I am missing the toolbar across the top. The tool bar that is supposed to
be below file edit select is missing, never appeared after installation and
I cannot figure out how to turn it on.
Please advise.
thank you.
Mike Herman
Personally, every time I want to mask out the current selection (sometimes
I make 3 or 4 in a row for stacked layer mode edits). This is probably
considered far beyond the scope of what a typical user does, though, so I'm
willing to personally sacrifice and rework my work flow if most people
think
El vie, 03-04-2015 a las 20:36 +0100, C R escribió:
Not to be a pain, but if you have a selection already (that you want to
keep), clicking and dragging a colour fills the selection, which is not the
same as making a new layer with foreground/background, or white. If I'm
outvoted on the issue
On 04/03/2015 09:28 PM, booksonbo...@aol.com wrote:
Dear Gimpshop,
This is the GIMP developer list, not a Gimpshop list.
I installed Gimpshop 2.8.14.
This might have been a serious mistake - see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMPshop#Status
In particular this quote by the original
Come to think of it, I've changed my mind, and agree with making
transparent the default action. My reason is this:
When I was teaching Photoshop at University, I tried to think of a good
physical paradigm for explaining how layers work to people who always
worked on a single layer for fear of
