Re: Description of SF-ADJUSTMENT parameter format (?)
Hi! I compiled GIMP from source, but there's no test.scm file there. I'll appreciate if you mail it to me. "Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero" wrote: Does anybody know where can I get the description of all SF-parameters which could be used in a script-fu scripts (SF-ADJUSTMENT, for instance)? There are only 5 of them mentioned in Michael Terry's Black Belt School of Script-Fu. Latest Gimp has some new SF-foobar. To complicate things, all distros I have seen do not come with the docs for it, but the source one does. Get it, and search for a file named test.scm (IIRC), it is a sphere script-fu, modified to show the new controls, and with comments about how they work. Did I said that I am starting to be feed up with incomplete packages? GSR -- Best regards, Victor. + To light a candle is to cast a shadow... +
Re: Bezier lines (one pixel width)
Hi! Thanks, Ben! You give me another idea - make a selection, set the border to 1 pixel and then fill the selection. Ben FrantzDale wrote: - Original Message - From: Victor Orlov [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 2:48 AM Subject: Re: Bezier lines Hi! By the way, does anybody know how to make a 1 pixel width line using "stroke" command? It seems that even if I set my brush to 1x1 pixel the result line will be 2 pixels width. One way is to make image twice as big and then resize it, but, probably it's not the best way. One solution is this: Working with an otherwise blank layer, do the stroke then invert the selection and do ctrl+k to delete the ``outside'' half of the stroked line. It's an ugly way to do it but it works (you can get interesting effects using this with large airbrushes) I too would like to know if there's a way to do it ``right'' if not then perhaps a feature request :-) One other thing I've noticed about stroke is that if you are using a low opacity on your brush, the starting point of the loop is darker (try it with a rectangular selection) I assume this is because it's just drawing the path so the starting point gets hit twice but it's a bit ugly. --Ben alex wrote: Hi, Lars Burgstahler wrote: Hi, I know how to create shapes using the bezier tool. I also know how to draw lines with the pen or brush. But is there also a way to draw a line with the bezier tool, using a certain brush from the palette? I just want to draw an arc or a wave or something similar. Making a bezier shape is quite painful for something like that because it is difficult to get the same line width everywhere, Quick suggestions: 1. Convert it to selection and use 'stroke' command ( not sure, but it shuold be in 'Selection' submenu. It fills selection with current brust. 2. If you use unclosed path, try GFigure tools (if you have it, it included at least in 1.1.17 ver) Alex -- // Only the fireborn understand blue. __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com -- Best regards, Victor. + To light a candle is to cast a shadow... + -- Best regards, Victor. + To light a candle is to cast a shadow... +
Lighting
Hi! I'm trying to repeat 'golden text' creation (http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/gimp/golden.html) but when trying to use Lighting plug-int I can not choose image for a bumpmap (the appropriate button is grayed out). Chould you please help me to figure what's wrong? Thanks. -- Best regards, Victor. + To light a candle is to cast a shadow... +
Re: Bezier lines
Hi! By the way, does anybody know how to make a 1 pixel width line using "stroke" command? It seems that even if I set my brush to 1x1 pixel the result line will be 2 pixels width. One way is to make image twice as big and then resize it, but, probably it's not the best way. alex wrote: Hi, Lars Burgstahler wrote: Hi, I know how to create shapes using the bezier tool. I also know how to draw lines with the pen or brush. But is there also a way to draw a line with the bezier tool, using a certain brush from the palette? I just want to draw an arc or a wave or something similar. Making a bezier shape is quite painful for something like that because it is difficult to get the same line width everywhere, Quick suggestions: 1. Convert it to selection and use 'stroke' command ( not sure, but it shuold be in 'Selection' submenu. It fills selection with current brust. 2. If you use unclosed path, try GFigure tools (if you have it, it included at least in 1.1.17 ver) Alex -- // Only the fireborn understand blue. __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com -- Best regards, Victor. + To light a candle is to cast a shadow... +
