sorry for the delayed reply, I had some deadlines to deal with.
Aleksandar Kovac wrote:
> On 2013/03/12, at 0:45, peter sikking wrote:
>
>> well, as long as I get shown the middle finger where it comes
>> to implementing the control frame of the tool, I think the
>> situation is completely out
> Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2013 09:18:10 -0300
> From: gwid...@mpc.com.br
> To: gimp-developer-list@gnome.org
> Subject: Re: [Gimp-developer] gimp gradients
>
> To all people complaining about how hard it is today to edit a gradient -
> The most usable way I have to edit gradient
To all people complaining about how hard it is today to edit a gradient -
The most usable way I have to edit gradients in GIMP is actually quite hidden:
try drag and dropping colors from the color selector into the gradient
editing window.
What would be a nightmare of segment splitting, selecting
On 2013/03/12, at 0:45, peter sikking wrote:
> well, as long as I get shown the middle finger where it comes
> to implementing the control frame of the tool, I think the
> situation is completely out of whack here where it comes to
> interaction design and usability.
>
> remember, it is open so
yup, "painful" would be the right word.
Over time, i have just resorted to simple tools. When in need of a gradient I
draw it by hand using brushes, size it and blur it. in other words I paint it
and deal with it just like any other layer. much simpler and far less painful.
This approach might n
Alexandre wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 6:32 PM, peter sikking wrote:
>
>> it is not only the unified transform tool, although that is the one
>> that broke my back, certainly after our Vienna BOF. it is the string
>> of these things, and the ‘that’s the way it is’ cheerfulness that
>> develop
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 6:32 PM, peter sikking wrote:
> it is not only the unified transform tool, although that is the one
> that broke my back, certainly after our Vienna BOF. it is the string
> of these things, and the ‘that’s the way it is’ cheerfulness that
> developers display with it, that
Michael Schumacher wrote:
>> spec writing seems to be a waste of time, competence and enthusiasm
>> at the moment. developers simply throw away a third of it and do what
>> they want. this pattern has been growing at GIMP over the last years.
>
> My feeling as only occasional contributor is that
El 11/03/13 11:20, Alexandre Prokoudine escribió:
In a nutshell, and that's my personal view, the gradient editing
should happen on canvas, much like in Inkscape (0.49 also places
numerical input for colors stops position on the tools settings
toolbar). And in GEGL-based GIMP a gradient fill sho
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 5:43 PM, free wrote:
> Well, if I could say something about creating gradients in gimp (as a
> regular user), there are some issues that I think that can get the user
> confused or frustrated:
>
> - using right mouse button to change colors and to split segments:
> Intuitive
Well, if I could say something about creating gradients in gimp (as a
regular user), there are some issues that I think that can get the user
confused or frustrated:
- using right mouse button to change colors and to split segments:
Intuitivelly, I see the right mouse button as "more options"
> Von: "peter sikking"
> An: "gimp-developer list"
> Betreff: Re: [Gimp-developer] gimp gradients
>
> Alexandre wrote:
>
> > I wrote:
> >
> >> I must say I am thinking of picking either the gradient or align tool
> >> as the
Alexandre wrote:
> I wrote:
>
>> I must say I am thinking of picking either the gradient or align tool
>> as the module for my students to design.
>>
>> both are simply up for grabs.
>
> That would be great if a spec will come out of it.
>
> *cough* selection tool *cough*
spec writing seems
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 3:20 PM, peter sikking wrote:
>>> Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. Are you
>>> planing make gradient tool more user friendly?
>>
>> Planning would be a too strong word, perhaps, but we do want to
>> improve that in the future.
>
> I must say I am thinking of p
Alexandre wrote:
>> Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. Are you
>> planing make gradient tool more user friendly?
>
> Planning would be a too strong word, perhaps, but we do want to
> improve that in the future.
I must say I am thinking of picking either the gradient or align tool
as
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 6:10 PM, rafał rush wrote:
> Hi
> Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. I love gimp and i used it a
> lot but gradients are nightmare. I see that you are making new tools and
> other stuff but the most important thing and the thing that all graphic
> designers using
El 10/03/13 15:16, Ofnuts escribió:
This must be part of Gimp's Great Oral Tradition... I can't find the
word "drop" in http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-gradient-dialog.html :)
This said, after trying it, the gradient editor indeed looks better.
Heh, I didn't check the documentation, but one of t
BTW, this is my personal usecase scenario where editing a gradient in GIMP was
unexpectedly a painful thing:
I was trying to create a sepia-like gradient -- a gradient that fades from
black to sepia (for simplicity, let's just say RGB #804000) to white. Y'know,
something I can just Gradient Ma
On 03/10/2013 05:14 PM, Guillermo Espertino (Gez) wrote:
El 10/03/13 11:10, rafał rush escribió:
Hi
Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. I love gimp and i used it
a lot but gradients are nightmare. I see that you are making new tools
and other stuff but the most important thing and the
> Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2013 13:14:14 -0300
> From: gespert...@gmail.com
> To: gimp-developer-list@gnome.org
> Subject: Re: [Gimp-developer] gimp gradients
>
> El 10/03/13 11:10, rafał rush escribió:
> > Hi
> > Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. I love gi
El 10/03/13 11:10, rafał rush escribió:
Hi
Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. I love gimp and i used it
a lot but gradients are nightmare. I see that you are making new tools
and other stuff but the most important thing and the thing that all
graphic designers using all the time is gr
Hi
Gradients in gimp are very very painful thing. I love gimp and i used it a
lot but gradients are nightmare. I see that you are making new tools and
other stuff but the most important thing and the thing that all graphic
designers using all the time is gradient. To make simple gradient i must do
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