Chris for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
I'm running 2.6.1 because it came from Ubuntu's repos, and documentation seems
to be non-existent for it. So I'm using 2.6.6 docs and tuts, and stumbling
around menus looking for similar options. Until now Google has helped a bit,
but I can't find Selection
Please show me how to outline text and vary the thickness of the outline.
Please also show me how to add a shadow and can direction and length be
altered?
camlad
(Impatient newbie who has not found his way round the help files!)
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Please show me how to outline text and vary the thickness of the
outline.
Please also show me how to add a shadow and can direction and length
be
altered?
1. Create your text
2. Layer-text to selection
3. Fill with background color
4. Edit-Stroke selection
5. Filters-Light and
Thanks Elwin and Olivier; that was it. The meaning must have been reversed in
translation from German to English.
Olivier, I'm pretty sure the menus have been moved around... I think the
only case documented online (in a blog comment) regarded the Filters menu.
David, I don't know that option,
Owen wrote:
Please show me how to outline text and vary the thickness of the
outline.
Please also show me how to add a shadow and can direction and length
be
altered?
1. Create your text
2. Layer-text to selection
3. Fill with background color
4. Edit-Stroke selection
5.
I am running Gimp 2.6.6 in both Windows XP and Ubuntu (was 8.10, just upgraded
to 9.04).
It runs fine and I am quite happy with it.
I was looking through the latest news about compiling latest GIMP source
for Ubuntu 9.04.
Since I just installed the upgrade to Ubuntu yesterday, I'm a little
I managed to make parchment (with help from a tutorial) by overlaying
grayscale plasma on a tan background. But the image is intended as a tilable
background, so I want the Tilable option available on some other Cloud
filters, like Solid Noise. So is there any tilable filter which is comparable
Gimp doesn't use PCD format. So I have been trying to
convert a PCD image to something Gimp will use, such as
tiff or jpg, using the convert program from Imagemagick. I
have tried various density settings.
Is there a default density to a PCD image? If so, what is
it?
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John Culleton
Able
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 12:27 PM, John Culleton j...@wexfordpress.com wrote:
Gimp doesn't use PCD format. So I have been trying to
convert a PCD image to something Gimp will use, such as
tiff or jpg, using the convert program from Imagemagick. I
have tried various density settings.
Is there
Hi
This depends on your GTK+ settings -- if you're using GNOME, it often
likes to explicitly disable tearoffs; also, the rightclick menu can be
different from the menubar in this aspect -- my menubars have no
tearoffs, my right-click menu does have tearoffs.
David
Ah. That's what I
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 06:28:59PM +0200, Carusoswi wrote:
I am running Gimp 2.6.6 in both Windows XP and Ubuntu (was 8.10, just upgraded
to 9.04).
It runs fine and I am quite happy with it.
I was looking through the latest news about compiling latest GIMP source
for Ubuntu 9.04.
I'm not sure what the corner effect you referred to is, but the seamless
option seems to work fine. Although when I experimented with a textual image,
it scattered the text all over the image with different opacities - weird.
Your second option seems too complex for a newbie like me, and I'm not
I am running Gimp 2.6.6 in both Windows XP and Ubuntu (was 8.10, just
upgraded
to 9.04).
It runs fine and I am quite happy with it.
So am I (use Ubuntu 9.04 too).
Since I just installed the upgrade to Ubuntu yesterday, I'm a little
hesitant
to try the Gimp compile just yet, but am still curious
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