>>Try LayerFX.py from
>>http://gimpscripts.com/2011/10/gimp-layer-effects/#wpfb-file-35
>>Download the one in the mirror. After opening the zip, place the file
>>in your plugins folder: user/.gimp-2.8/plugins. Have a good day
>
> Thank you so much for that. I did manage to get it all downloaded
>
>Try LayerFX.py from
>http://gimpscripts.com/2011/10/gimp-layer-effects/#wpfb-file-35
>Download the one in the mirror. After opening the zip, place the file
>in your plugins folder: user/.gimp-2.8/plugins. Have a good day
Thank you so much for that. I did manage to get it all downloaded after try
On 04/26/2014 06:18 PM, Conbagui wrote:
This is a general thing about doing text and perhaps doing it better.
I'm not really after glamorous or super way out stuff. Just simple but
good looking text that is both readable and easy on the eye. So, after
using PS CS4 for 3 years and recently losing
>This is a general thing about doing text and perhaps doing it better.
>I'm not really after glamorous or super way out stuff. Just simple but
>good looking text that is both readable and easy on the eye. So, after
>using PS CS4 for 3 years and recently losing my hard drive, I had to
>and I'm glad
I get confused with all the layers, but I have copied the instructions onto my
word file and I will try both methods. Thank you both ! Wonderful help ^_^
Melanie
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On Thu, 2013-01-24 at 21:05 -0500, Steve Kinney wrote:
[...]
> A while back I found another method for outlining text
[...]
> 2. Right click on the text, select "Path from text" from the drop menu.*
Yes, it gives slightly better results, but, as I wrote, I was trying to
give methods that didn't i
On 01/24/2013 12:30 AM, Liam R E Quin wrote:
> On Thu, 2013-01-24 at 05:30 +0100, RogueRanger wrote:
[...]
> 1. duplicate the text layer
> 2. use select by colour on the text, so the outline of the text is
> selected;
> 3. select->Border Selection by 2 pixels
> 4. with the lower copy of the text
That is wonderful information, I have a holiday weekend so no work, so I guess
I'll be trying it out. Thank you so much Liam, awesome ! ^_^
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Thank you Liam, I'll give that a try. I just spoke with a friend on facebook,
she recommends making my original signature size double of what I need to end up
with, which for my forum is 300*110 pixels = 600*220 to get sharper looking text
and then reduce it back to the size I need. Is she correct?
On Thu, 2013-01-24 at 05:05 +0100, RogueRanger wrote:
> The procedure I normally did after writing the text was to go to Layer/Style
> and
> then you would have several options, like drop shadow, etc etc. I
GIMP does not have layer styles.
(GIMP also does not have a large team of programmers, n
you can see the last one is much sharper and cleaner. The first one I showed
you, I used the Stargate font, which I never had any problems with, but that one
looks aweful when compared to this one
btw do I have to do the CATCHPA thing every time I post?
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Photoshop signautres
Attachments:
* http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/17/original/Allienna_siggy.jpg
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This is a general thing about doing text and perhaps doing it better. I'm not
really after glamorous or super way out stuff. Just simple but good looking text
that is both readable and easy on the eye. So, after using PS CS4 for 3 years
and recently losing my hard drive, I had to and I'm glad by th
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