Re: apply a channel

2000-11-01 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi, COUTIER Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Imagine you've a photo of a crowd. You want to show up just a face on this photo. So, you create a semi-opaque channel. Then, you select the face (channel is seleted), perhaps feather it and then you cut it. Result: the crowd is in "darkness" and

Re: The yellow/black dotted lines

2000-11-01 Thread Jeff Sheffield
"exact-brush-size-plus-small-tool-on-the-right"-cursor? well you can get the small-tool-on-the-right part by going to preferences-interface-image windows- cursor mode "Tool icon with cross-hair" buy I am guessing you really wanted the brushes part. Jeff On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:14:35PM

script-fu errors

2000-11-01 Thread VosSedai
I know I'm probably missing something idiotically simple here but here goes anyway :). Running GIMP 1.1.17 Downloaded some script-fus ... specifically the Neon script-fu, the 3d outline, and granite slab. Regarding the neon, doing script-fu-Alchemy-neon sign on simple text plain bg gives me

Re: Perl-Fu script error: Undefined subroutine main::gimp_image_new ??

2000-11-01 Thread Seth Burgess
Dov's tutorial is a bit out of date. You need to add the following to the top of the file, or use the OO method to access it: use Gimp qw(:auto); or $img = Gimp-image_new(params..) I don't think the parameters have changed since he wrote it, but check the DB Browser to be sure. Regards,