On 11/11/2012 03:31 AM, Dexter Filmore wrote:
Am Friday 09 November 2012 14:34:17 schrieb Ofnuts:
I don't know any way to get at the pointer coordinates when the script
is called. There are ways to give it coordinates (using a vector), but
this is not as dynamic.
How do you mean by using a
I have tried out the 'AnimStack' plugin but found that it dosen't
perform the Delete functions very well or else I'm just not using it
correctly.
Hi, the author of AnimStack here. I would wager the latter option is correct,
since it clearly does perform the delete functions, and people other than
On Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 7:13 PM, Lorgach for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Thanks a lot for the sugestions guys, I'll probably keep pluging away at
trying
to get some working code as time permits as I'm interested in learning Python.
With one image open, try:
Filters-Python-Fu-Console
Enter:
I accidentally pulled my Tool Options tab from my Toolbox. No matter how I drag
it back to where it says You can drop dockable dialogs here it does not return
to where it came from. It will drag itself to random places all over my
display, but it refuses to dock back to the Toolbox.
I've seen
On 11/12/12 15:43, Briyanna wrote:
I accidentally pulled my Tool Options tab from my Toolbox. No matter how I
drag
it back to where it says You can drop dockable dialogs here it does not
return
to where it came from. It will drag itself to random places all over my
display, but it
On 11/12/12 15:43, Briyanna wrote:
I'm still running 2.6 but I think it's the same
I think you're dragging by the normal window manager header,
not the gimp dialog header, which is the bar just below it where
the tool options menu button is along with the tool name.
Press and hold in the area to
Hi All,
Thanks again for all the assistance.
I tried out a few variations of the [delete] tags in AnimStack and managed to
get the desired results for editing my Gifs.
I had difficulty getting the [delete] tag to work properly... it deletes the
first two layers and then every second layer after
