Hey,
Im currently looking atthe possibility to replace photoshop with gimp..
Just finished a random private project... a floor replacement.
(the file i worked with is attached)
So some Things i encountered in direct comparison to photoshop.
It is total in the realm of possibility that i didn´t kn
On 03/14/2014 04:44 AM, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
So Randhir,
It is true that the stored brush size is no longer automatically used.
However, GIMP has a feature that is somewhat "hidden" that can make
for it, and even give much more flexibility than just the brush size.
It will require one extr
if it wasn´t clear i would appreciate feedback ... concerning the structure of
my file.. and your input on the usability questions ;)
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Joao S. O. Bueno wrote on 14 Mar 2014:
>So Randhir,
>It is true that the stored brush size is no longer automatically used.
>
>However, GIMP has a feature that is somewhat "hidden" that can make
>for it, and even give much more flexibility than just the brush size.
> It will require one extra lev
On 15 March 2014 11:32, Randhir Phagura wrote:
> Thanks 'JS'. It has worked. I have created some 10 presets of varying sizes
> of paintbrushes. This puts me back on to my sketches. Thanks a lot for the
> detailed guidance!
>
> One more bothersome matter that has been encountered in GIMP-2.8.10 is
I know this has been talked about before and has been asked to remember
position of all the popup windows, but has anyone ever suggested having
them docked instead? I realize this wouldn't work for big plugins like
gmic or gimpressionist, but for the bulk of filters and adjustment
windows this woul
I can only download the first 600kb of the file funny enough though
GIMP can still open the corrupt image and show two layers :D... I thought
that was cool. In any case, either the file is corrupt or something is
wrong with the Dropbox host.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 9:55 AM, crumpy_panda wr
On 15.03.2014 14:55, crumpy_panda wrote:
> if it wasn´t clear i would appreciate feedback ... concerning the structure of
> my file.. and your input on the usability questions ;)
Um... questions?
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I was able to download the complete file. Haven't had time to look at it
and don't know if I will have anything to offer but the file itself
seems good.
mark
On 3/15/2014 11:40 AM, Sam Gleske wrote:
I can only download the first 600kb of the file funny enough though
GIMP can still open the
>Um... questions?
well i didnt formulated them out... you are right ;)
so one important one would be:
Is there a hidden option for a complete non destructive worklfow ? like
adjustment layers and non permanent filter in photoshop ?
how important is a non destructive workflow for the developers
>I can only download the first 600kb of the file funny enough
>though
>GIMP can still open the corrupt image and show two layers :D... I
>thought
>that was cool. In any case, either the file is corrupt or something
>is
>wrong with the Dropbox host.
I checked it .. it was possible for me to d
On 15.3.2014 at 5:04 PM crumpy_panda wrote:
Is there a hidden option for a complete non destructive worklfow ? like
adjustment layers and non permanent filter in photoshop ?
GIMP has no adjustment layers, but we're working on a non-destructive
workflow. At the next LibreGraphicsMeeting in Lei
Hi,
The question isn't really if the workflow is nondestructive,
but rather, to what extent. In GIMP you can paint nondestructively by
using a new transparent layer. In photoshop you can do that and on top
of that use layer effects/filters nondestructively. That is, afaik, not
currently possib
Thanks a lot JS,
Your remedies have been very helpful.
Regards,
Randhir Phagura
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Ofnuts wrote on 15 Mar 2014:
>This is awfully complicated for a very simple need: set the brush size
>to the size the brush was meant to be used with.
>The funny thing is that it's already there: there is a call in the PDB
>for this: gimp_context_set_brush_default_size()
>(gimp-context-set-brush-
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