Re: Newbie question: Transparent gradient
Thanks to all who replied. I finally got it to work. The missing piece of information in everything that I had been trying is that, unlike any other GUI-based program I have ever used, it seems that there are Gimp functions that one cannot find by wandering through the menus! The trick was to discover that I had to do an alt- click to be able to edit the layer mask, which I eventually discoevered in the Gimp manual, when I did a PDF search on "layer mask". I could find no menu item that allowed me to do this, just the alt-click trick. Thanks for everyone's help. Doc Evans
Texture library at gug.sunsite.dk
Hi! Since today the Gimp User Group has got a special texture library with dozens of high quality items. We've also got Gimp FAQs, forums, galleries and tutorials. You're welcome at: http://gug.sunsite.dk Ask for a membership to be able to upload your textures and more! CU, Michael ---=[ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]=--- ---=[ http://technoid.xodox.com ]=---
Re: Texture library at gug.sunsite.dk
On Tue, Nov 14, 2000 at 09:10:32PM +0100, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Since today the Gimp User Group has got a special texture library with http://gug.sunsite.dk I just wonder why so many people like microscopic, unreadable 3pt fonts... :) -- -==- | ==-- _ | ---==---(_)__ __ __ Marc Lehmann +-- --==---/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / [EMAIL PROTECTED] |e| -=/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\ XX11-RIPE --+ The choice of a GNU generation | |
Re: color palette in context of graphical charter
Your post had me confused for a while, although you wrote 'colour selection dialog' I actually interpreted it as the 'palette dialog'...duh!. And therein lies the answer to your problem. The gimp allows you to store a 'charter' as you call it, in the 'palette dialog'. You can drag and drop selected colours from the tool box or colour selection dialog to a new palette where it will be saved. As far as I am aware there is no way to associate a palette with an image, but it will always be there until you decide to delete it. Subject: color palette in context of graphical charter In "color selection" dialog, there's a watermark tab that permit to store 10 diffents colors. It's very intersting to preserve a graphical charter. Is there a possibility to save this "palette" of color in a file. Because, when you quit The GIMP, these palette is cleared. The "top" (as we say in France) should be that this palette should be saved in the xcf file. Regards.
