I feel kinda stupid to have to ask this question, because it seems so
very basic... But I can't figure it out myself (and didn't find it in
the documentation or mail archive), so I hope to get help here.
I've got a drawing consisting of a photo, a color-filled ellips, and two
lines of text.
To move a layer : select it, then select the move tool and shift-click
and drag that layer. (shift will always move the selected layer
whereas a plain click and drag will move the layer directly under the
cursor)
you don't need to use the selection tool
On 3/16/08, Jogchum Reitsma [EMAIL
Jogchum Reitsma schreef:
I feel kinda stupid to have to ask this question, because it seems so
very basic... But I can't figure it out myself (and didn't find it in
the documentation or mail archive), so I hope to get help here.
I've got a drawing consisting of a photo, a color-filled
The selection tool can work as you want it to too.
You select a region and then commit the selection by pressing the enter key.
Then when you shift-alt-click and drag the selection it will copy it's
contents and move them around. Control-alt-click and drag will cut the
selection and move it (I
On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:17:44 +0100
Jogchum Reitsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I want to move one of the two lines of text. So I select that
layer, make an ellips-selection around the line of text (which is the
sole object on that layer; running ants are around the line of text),
choose
Hi!
I wanna automatize the photo picture preprocessing.
I wanna call the auto color converters from python, if possible, without
open the gimp, and open the files.
For example I wanna make auto white, auto level, auto color on all pictures,
and make 3 images from the original to check what
Durumdara wrote:
I wanna automatize the photo picture preprocessing.
[...]
I tried DBP (DPB?) but it isn't works for me in Windows XP.
DBP (David's Batch Processor).
Do you mean it was broken? Or it just didn't do what you wanted?
--
David Hodson -- this night wounds time
