Re: How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-30 Thread Michael

Hi!

> How do I resize a rectangular selection?  Every other graphics app I

Hmm, never thought about this before. I suggest you copying your
selection to a new transparent layer and then use the transform tools
(double click on the button to choose the right one - perspective...) on
the whole layer. Only tested with Gimp 1.1.x, but 1.0.x should work,
too.

Hope it helps.

CU, Michael

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Re: How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-29 Thread Marc Lehmann

On Wed, Aug 30, 2000 at 02:34:39AM +0200, Marc Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >and moving that corner or edge.  But not GIMP.

ooops RESIZING, not MOVING.. of course alt won't help. OTOH you can
easily modify your selection in a lot of ways, or you can just enlarge it
by holding down shift, or use rulers, or...

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Re: How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-29 Thread Marc Lehmann

>know lets me resize a selection simply by my moving the mouse over a
>corner or edge, holding down the mouse button,

YMMV...

>and moving that corner or edge.  But not GIMP.

You mean, you haven't tried holding down the alt key? ;->

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Re: How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-29 Thread Aaron Unger

Well. If you are wanting to resize the selection (the border thing) and
not the contents inside, you can use /Select/Shrink... and Grow...
but that only makes a selection bigger or smaller, from all sides.  AFAIK,
there's not a way to simply "drag and resize" your selection, like you can
with other progs.

Please correct me if I'm wrong!

- Aaron

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| Sorry if this is explained in the manual somewhere, but I couldn't find
| it.
|
| How do I resize a rectangular selection?  Every other graphics app I
| know lets me resize a selection simply by my moving the mouse over a
| corner or edge, holding down the mouse button, and moving that corner or
| edge.  But not GIMP.  It insists on moving the selection.  Can someone
| help me out?
|
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Re: How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-29 Thread Alper Ersoy

On 29 August 2000 at 17:44, Timur Tabi wrote:

>Sorry if this is explained in the manual somewhere, but I couldn't find
>it.
>
>How do I resize a rectangular selection?  Every other graphics app I
>know lets me resize a selection simply by my moving the mouse over a
>corner or edge, holding down the mouse button, and moving that corner or
>edge.  But not GIMP.  It insists on moving the selection.  Can someone
>help me out?

At least you can save the selection to a channel and play with it there, just
like manipulating a normal image layer. Standard transformation tool in the
toolbox may do the job (scaling down or rotation, etc. will produce some
"white" are around the layer, may couse difficulty when getting rid of, if your
selection is very complicated). Or, you can create a 100% filled temporary
layer, and transform it then delete it. I believe there are many ways, probably
better, but i use these methods. I hope this will help.


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How do I resize a selection?

2000-08-29 Thread Timur Tabi

Sorry if this is explained in the manual somewhere, but I couldn't find
it.

How do I resize a rectangular selection?  Every other graphics app I
know lets me resize a selection simply by my moving the mouse over a
corner or edge, holding down the mouse button, and moving that corner or
edge.  But not GIMP.  It insists on moving the selection.  Can someone
help me out?

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