Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-28 Thread Elwin Estle
Everything is linked.  There is no way to make specific links.  The only way I 
can see to
do it, would be to link just the channel and layer in question and nothing else.


--- Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Em 2007/06/28, às 01:19, Elwin Estle escreveu:
> 
> > If you make a selection, then save it to a channel, then later say,  
> > bucket fill the
> > selection, then decide to move the layer you just bucket filled, if  
> > you have the channel
> > and the layer linked, you can move both, then if you need to recall  
> > the selection for
> > some reason, it is in perfect registration with the bucket filled  
> > layer.
> 
> 
> Hm.. interesting. And how do I tell GIMP wich channel should be  
> linked to each layer? The link icon gives no info about what is being  
> linked, right?
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Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-28 Thread Victor Domingos


Em 2007/06/28, às 01:19, Elwin Estle escreveu:

If you make a selection, then save it to a channel, then later say,  
bucket fill the
selection, then decide to move the layer you just bucket filled, if  
you have the channel
and the layer linked, you can move both, then if you need to recall  
the selection for
some reason, it is in perfect registration with the bucket filled  
layer.



Hm.. interesting. And how do I tell GIMP wich channel should be  
linked to each layer? The link icon gives no info about what is being  
linked, right?


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Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-27 Thread Elwin Estle
In addition, if you click the linking icon in the paths or channels dialog, the 
same
function is performed, not just with each individual image element (i.e. 
layers, paths,
channels), but across them as well.  If you have the link icon clicked for a 
layer, and
click it for a path or channel, then move the layer, the path or channel will 
move in
sync with the layer (or move the channel/path and the layer moves, etc.).  
Kinda handy. 
If you make a selection, then save it to a channel, then later say, bucket fill 
the
selection, then decide to move the layer you just bucket filled, if you have 
the channel
and the layer linked, you can move both, then if you need to recall the 
selection for
some reason, it is in perfect registration with the bucket filled layer.


   

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Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-27 Thread Victor Domingos
Right, but when I try to move a layer, sometimes I will be moving the  
layer that is on top, instead. When I click the image with the Move  
Tool, it will pick the top layer...

Hm... I noticed right now that there is an option for this tool...  
"Move the active layer" - that's it :)

Victor Domingos

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Em 2007/06/27, às 16:08, vt escreveu:

> 2007 m. birželis 27 d., trečiadienis 17:56, Victor Domingos rašė:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Is there an easy way to lock one or more layers, so that one cannot
>> move or change them by any other way? I thought that was the function
>> of the little chain icons in the layer windows, but they seem to do
>> nothing... By the way, what are they for?
>
> They're used to move several layers at time - they keep same  
> position. Usefull
> tool, when you wish to move several layers and do not want their  
> composition
> to change. Otherwise you ougth to merge them what is not always  
> what you want
> to do.
> You change active layer by selecting one in Layers tab. You select  
> it and all
> actions you do apply to active layer only.
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Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-27 Thread vt
2007 m. birželis 27 d., trečiadienis 17:56, Victor Domingos rašė:
> Hi!
>
> Is there an easy way to lock one or more layers, so that one cannot
> move or change them by any other way? I thought that was the function
> of the little chain icons in the layer windows, but they seem to do
> nothing... By the way, what are they for?

They're used to move several layers at time - they keep same position. Usefull 
tool, when you wish to move several layers and do not want their composition 
to change. Otherwise you ougth to merge them what is not always what you want 
to do.
You change active layer by selecting one in Layers tab. You select it and all 
actions you do apply to active layer only.
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Re: [Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-27 Thread Brian Vanderburg II
The chain isn't a lock it is a link.  The layers are linked together so 
that moving one of the linked layers will move the other as well.

B. Vanderburg

Victor Domingos wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there an easy way to lock one or more layers, so that one cannot  
> move or change them by any other way? I thought that was the function  
> of the little chain icons in the layer windows, but they seem to do  
> nothing... By the way, what are they for?
>
> Thanks,
> Victor Domingos
>
>
>
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[Gimp-user] Locking layers

2007-06-27 Thread Victor Domingos
Hi!

Is there an easy way to lock one or more layers, so that one cannot  
move or change them by any other way? I thought that was the function  
of the little chain icons in the layer windows, but they seem to do  
nothing... By the way, what are they for?

Thanks,
Victor Domingos



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