Hi, I want to darken parts of a pic so up to now I've layered in a black
to color gradient. But better would be to leave parts transparent and so
was wondering if I lay down, and how, a gradient that goes from
transparent to a color. In other words, a gradualy appearing color?
Thanks.
Jonathan
How do I change one color to another on an image? I have an image where I
want to change all the purple to black..
Thanks.Cherie
One way to swap out color is to use selectby color to select
all the color you want to replace and then editfill with FG color to fill
the selected area with the foreground color.
Cheers!
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Thanks! This is my first time asking a question herethe response time is
amazing!
-Original Message-
From: Carol Spears [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 3:21 PM
To: Estevez Cherie J DLVA; Gimp User List
Subject: Re: Colors
On the tool box
How do I change one color to another on an image? I have an image where I
want to change all the purple to black..
Thanks.Cherie
There are several tricks you can use.
First, try select-by color. (Right click on the image, use the
select
menu and pick by-color). You can then
Hi Jonathan -
Did anyone ever answer this? I didn't see a response,
so ignore this if you already got an answer.
If you click twice on the gradient tool, you can
choose a Blend of "Foreground to Transparent".
Set the color you want, such as black, as your
foreground color. Then apply the
Hi Teri,
Nope, no one got back to me and the other post on changing colors got 76
replies (er, roughly). I think the group's sending me a RTFM message
especially when your advice is actually to look at the tools option...
Thanks, BTW, it's exactly what I wanted. Ok, so I'm a moron. That
doesn't
When I startup gimp I get a lot (hundreds) of messages that look like:
===
Gimp-WARNING **: Failed to open palette file /home/glen/.gimp-1.2/palettes/Borde
rs: can't happen?
and
gimp: pipe() failed: Unable to start Plug-In