Alex.
Thanks for replying. I'm not sure how to reword the first question - so I'll
try to give an example
Suppose you select the pencil tool, go into GFig and draw a geometric star
and then press the Paint button to draw it on the canvas of the current
file.you have created a closed "pa
>Suppose you select the pencil tool, go into GFig and draw a geometric star
>and then press the Paint button to draw it on the canvas of the current
>file.you have created a closed "path" in the shape of a star
>
>How do you then turn that into a selection so that any operations that you
I have version 1.1.24 (latest version), and I can't find this facility.
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>Suppose you select the pencil tool, go into GFig and dra
Greetings!
I'm new to the Gimp, and I was reading the online
version of "Grokking the GIMP" and noticed that my
version is missing several things described in the
book. For example, There are no thumbnail previews in
the "File->Open" dialog; no resolution options in the
"File->New" dialog; no "
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000 11:04:16 GMT, Ben Logan said:
-> Will I have to recompile to get those options, or is
-> there a trick to getting them to show up?
Upgrade to the latest development version of GIMP.
Andrew J Fortune wrote:
>
> Alex.
>
> Thanks for replying. I'm not sure how to reword the first question - so I'll
> try to give an example
>
> Suppose you select the pencil tool, go into GFig and draw a geometric star
> and then press the Paint button to draw it on the canvas of the curren
Hi,
I hope I am not asking to much on this list, but this is a very
interesting question for me.
I would like to ask, what are the methods or steps to successfully
identify objects in images. I know I can use fuzzy select and it is easy
when the background is a single color. But when I scan an
Nikolai Vladychevski wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I hope I am not asking to much on this list, but this is a very
> interesting question for me.
>
> I would like to ask, what are the methods or steps to successfully
> identify objects in images. I know I can use fuzzy select and it is easy
> when the bac
Hi all,
If you create a shape in GFig, and set the options on the Paint tab to be :
* Draw on Brush;
* Using Multiple;
* Transparent.
it creates a layer containing your shape, but with a white background.
Shouldn't it create a layer with a transaprent background ??
regards,
Andrew J Fortune,
Alex,
No, that is not what I want (at least I dont think soI am not sure what
you mean by Free Select tool). What you have suggested makes a selection of
the boundary itself, but I want to be able to select the area inside the
boundary.
Consider the GFig function again. You draw a shape in
Hello,
I am a problem during the compilation of Gimp 1.1.24. After the script
configure, when I do make, I have the following error during the
compilation of gimpcolor.o:
make[2]: Entering directory `/tmp2/gimp-1.1.24/libgimp'
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I../intl
Hello!
> Suppose you select the pencil tool, go into GFig and draw a
> geometric star and then press the Paint button to draw it on the
> canvas of the current file.you have created a closed "path" in
> the shape of a star
Draw the object (e.g. your star) filled with color on a transpare
On Tue, Jul 11, 2000 at 11:34:24PM +0200, Nolot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a problem during the compilation of Gimp 1.1.24. After the script
> configure, when I do make, I have the following error during the
This is most probably a bug in your compiler, assembler, or libc (I
pr
Try using the bezier tool to draw your path instead of a pencil
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Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 9:04 AM
Subject: RE: Two How-to Questions
>
> Alex,
>
> No, that
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Thanks,
TJ
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Nikolai Vladychevski wrote:
>
> I would like to ask, what are the methods or steps to successfully
> identify objects in images.
> [Image]
I saw it right away... its a bird. :-)
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> Jon Winters:
> I did a quickie touch-up on the image you attached:
> http://obscura.obscurasite.com/images/fixed.jpg
>
> First frame is the raw image
> Second frame increased saturation
> third frame... adjusted curves
> Fourth frame warp sharpened then whitened teeth with dodge tool.
>
> I t
Hello,
is there any filters I can apply to remove the pattern that covers the
girl?
Thanks
niko
On Tue, Jul 11, 2000 at 10:44:08PM -0500, Nikolai Vladychevski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there any filters I can apply to remove the pattern that covers the
> girl?
Blur, at the moment. But when I get to it, I'll implement the descreening
algorithm I showed around on the linuxta
Nikolai Vladychevski wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> is there any filters I can apply to remove the pattern that covers the
> girl?
>
> [Image]
Never one to resist a challenge...
http://obscura.obscurasite.com/images/despekeld.j
I removed all previous installations of gimp and deleted my .gimp directory.
After reinstalling gimp, everything works fine now.
Thanks for your tips, everybody.
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> Here is an error I get when loading gimp. It occurs many times until Gimp
> is finally loaded.
>
>
My apologies for the lame answer, only just realised after reading earlier
posts that bezier isnt the tool your looking for. Michaels post of alpha to
selection, then selection to path sounds like it may be what your looking
for.
Nigel
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> is there any filters I can apply to remove the pattern that covers the
> girl?
I'd go for the Selective Gaussian Blur on this one...
Jakub
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