>There are a few possibilities. Check the attached screenshot
>
>1. There is a tiny active selection. Can be so small it is not
>noticeable. Use Select -> None to close any selection.
>
>2. The brush is an empty clipboard brush. Select a different brush.
>
>3. The brush mode is not suitable. Check
>I download GIMP 2.10.12
>
>I have created the beginning of my artwork. I now require lines. No
>matter what I do I cannot get results. I choose pencil, Choose black,
>hold down shift key and click beginning and end. And no line.
>
>Can someone help?
>
>Thank you,
There are a few possibilities. C
On Tue, 2019-07-30 at 19:16 +0200, BillT wrote:
> I choose pencil, Choose black, hold down
> shift key and click beginning and end. And no line.
(1) choose pencil tool
(2) click the first point
(3) shift-click to draw a stright line to the previous point.
If this doesn't work, please give us a l
What foreground color are you using?
What line width have you set?
Try making the pencil width ridiculously large and see if you can draw a
ridiculously large line. If so, scale back to a width that works.
Check pencil Size, Hardness, and Force.
Hope this helps.
Rick
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I download GIMP 2.10.12
I have created the beginning of my artwork. I now require lines. No matter what
I do I cannot get results. I choose pencil, Choose black, hold down shift key
and click beginning and end. And no line.
Can someone help?
Thank you,
--
BillT (via www.gimpusers.com/forums)
>A gimp script luminosity masks see:
>https://patdavid.net/2013/11/getting-around-in-gimp-luminosity-masks.html
>
>You could ask on https://discuss.pixls.us/ Pat David resides there.
A similar question and an updated for Gimp 2.10 luminosity-mask.scm here:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Managi
>I saw a YT video a few months ago and should have saved it and now I
>need it. It may have been about using Photoshop but the technique
>should be generic.
>
>The issue is, I have two photos of the same subject (taken using a
>tripod) at different exposures because the sky is nice but bright and
>
>I am a new user to Gimp and I am trying to convert various textures to
>dds format for use in the game Skyrim. Specifically, converting them
>to transparencies. These are two before/after images of one I am
>working on. The one img is a transparent png files and the second is
>the result as viewe
I saw a YT video a few months ago and should have saved it and now I need it. It
may have been about using Photoshop but the technique should be generic.
The issue is, I have two photos of the same subject (taken using a tripod) at
different exposures because the sky is nice but bright and the for
I am a new user to Gimp and I am trying to convert various textures to dds
format for use in the game Skyrim. Specifically, converting them to
transparencies. These are two before/after images of one I am working on. The
one img is a transparent png files and the second is the result as viewed on
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