See attached for my very rough-and-ready 5-cell animation with a drop
shadow.
On Tue, Jun 12, 2018 at 12:37 PM ustharp wrote:
> I am creating a GIF animation over a static background. I want the
> background
> to have a drop shadow. For some reason when I do this, my drop shadow
> turns
>
Wow this is above and beyond - definitely saved this message for future
reference!
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I have an idea for you, but I have no idea whether or not you want to spend
this kind of time greating an animated GIF. GiMP can of course do it, but
you would almost be better off drawing the cells by hand and usinging your
smart phone and a GIF-making app to get the final result.
If you care
On 06/12/2018 09:41 AM, ustharp wrote:
> I am creating a GIF animation over a static background. I want the background
> to have a drop shadow. For some reason when I do this, my drop shadow turns
> solid... it does not fade out. It is just a solid offset layer. I can't for
> the life of me
On Mon, 2018-06-11 at 22:05 +0200, lkl316 wrote:
> I have a captioned newspaper photo iI would like to clean up and make
> a photo on
> photo paper. It has some creases I would also like to repair. Has
> anyone
> attempted this and give me some guidance?
i've done a lot of this, and there's even
I am creating a GIF animation over a static background. I want the background
to have a drop shadow. For some reason when I do this, my drop shadow turns
solid... it does not fade out. It is just a solid offset layer. I can't for
the life of me understand why.
Any ideas?
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ustharp (via
>I am creating a GIF animation over a static background. I want the
>background to have a drop shadow. For some reason when I do this, my
>drop shadow turns solid... it does not fade out. It is just a solid
>offset layer. I can't for the life of me understand why.
>
>Any ideas?
It sounds like
>I have a captioned newspaper photo iI would like to clean up and make
>a photo on photo paper. It has some creases I would also like to
>repair. Has anyone attempted this and give me some guidance?
To be truthful, this forum with the mailing list format does not lend itself to
detailed answers.
I have a captioned newspaper photo iI would like to clean up and make a photo on
photo paper. It has some creases I would also like to repair. Has anyone
attempted this and give me some guidance?
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Found a fix here:
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111216001959AAVD7Te=1
...although it's wonky, it works.
Gimp needs to learn to recognize the active display on multiple screens...
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