You wrote on Dienstag, 30. Januar 2001 20:33:
On 30 Jan 2001 - 11:00 Roel Vanhout wrote:
When opening a file, selecting it in the open dialog and clicking
'generate preview', the file is not selected any more.
Hi Roel,
just select all files in the directory and click on den 'preview' button.
Hi all,
When opening a file, selecting it in the open dialog and clicking
'generate preview', the file is not selected any more. So if you have a
directory with a lot of files and you are looking for a specific one but
don't know the name, you have to scroll down every time to go back to
where
On 30 Jan 2001 - 11:00 Roel Vanhout wrote:
When opening a file, selecting it in the open dialog and clicking
'generate preview', the file is not selected any more. So if you have a
directory with a lot of files and you are looking for a specific one but
don't know the name, you have to
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Chuck Egner wrote:
Another useful "trick" is to insert another layer (set to transparent)
ontop of the one you want to manipulate and then make your changes and
adjust the transparency on the floating selection with the layers and
transp. slider before you anchor to the
Kate McMillan wrote:
Very simple. http://www.katewerk.com/images/pissoff3_animate.gif
Question is this - I would like to add some more color, now that my first
little experiment is a success. But I cannot seem to figure out how to go
back into the layers to bring them up for editing?
I must
OK - so it wasn't me, after all.
Thanks. I'll know next time. :)
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, George Crary wrote:
Kate McMillan wrote:
Very simple. http://www.katewerk.com/images/pissoff3_animate.gif
Question is this - I would like to add some more color, now that my first
little experiment
Kate -
I just loaded your animated gif into the Gimp (1.2). All the
layers
are there. Just look at the Layers Channels dialog box. You
can
get at each layer individually.
To view a single layer, turn off (by clicking) the eye icon next
to the
layers you *don't* wish to see. Click on the
On 28 Jan 2001 19:32:33 -0500, Kate McMillan wrote:
Question is this - I would like to add some more color, now that my first
little experiment is a success. But I cannot seem to figure out how to go
back into the layers to bring them up for editing?
The best thing to do for your future
AHA! That's what the eyeballs are for
Thankyou - I'll give it a shot later tonite.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Jeff Trefftzs wrote:
Kate -
I just loaded your animated gif into the Gimp (1.2). All the
layers
are there. Just look at the Layers Channels dialog box. You
can
get at each
Hi the way I add color to any indexed image afterwards is to convert it
back to RGB add the color then re-index :) dont know if its right but it
works for me... hope it helps
luck,
Vossedai
"Great spirits have always found violent
opposition from mediocre minds. The latter
cannot
Hi!
Where can I find scheme-functions those are not in the DB-Browser (for
example mathematical functions) ?
Thanks
Bela
Bela Balogh wrote:
Where can I find scheme-functions those are not in the DB-Browser (for
example mathematical functions) ?
Do you mean stuff like this? -
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/paradigms_lectures/index_scheme.html
i think he wants to know which functions are included and which
are not. the only solution i found is to check the source code of the
script-fu module included with the source distribution of gimp.
siod itself is not a complete implementation of scheme. you can begin by
checking the
Hi,
I would like to make a Scheme script, that displays all files in
specified directory. I tried something like:
(define (script-fu-main a_arg)
(let*
(
(dir (opendir a_arg))
(dirent ())
)
(while set! dirent (readdir dir)
(print dirent)
)
Hi!
I'm Bela and I have a (perhabhs) simple problem with using the Scheme
language. I want to create a special picture that displays the f(x, y) =
sin(x^2 + y^2) function with grayscale colors. The x and y is the x and
y coordinate of a pixel on the image.
I calculate the value of this function
HI!!!
I have using perl for scripting and gimp 1.1.04, with no problems.
Recently I upgraded Gimp to 1.1.29 and all my perl-gimp programs went for
a toss,I am lost as no errors are thrown at me.(Starting gimp or running
perl script)
I suspect, perl server which comes along with gimp is the
Thanks to all who replied. I finally got it to work.
The missing piece of information in everything that I had been trying
is that, unlike any other GUI-based program I have ever used, it
seems that there are Gimp functions that one cannot find by wandering
through the menus! The trick was to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-11-13 at 1629.40 -0700):
I have a small layer sitting on top of the stack. I would like to
"fade" the image contained in that layer, left to right, so that one
side (the right side) is completely opaque and the other side (the,
er, left side, I guess) is completely
after I've figured it out for myself.
Anyway, here's the simple question:
I have a small layer sitting on top of the stack. I
would like to
"fade" the image contained in that layer, left to
right, so that one
side (the right side) is completely opaque and the
other side (the
. Remarkably, when I start The Gimp, the original list of fonts remains
unscathed, usable, and it's as if I was taking a nap. So, - - - my question
is:
To check what the heck is going on, is there a recipe to follow that would
let me locate the list and identify the directory it sits in, that pops
remains
unscathed, usable, and it's as if I was taking a nap. So, - - - my question
is:
To check what the heck is going on, is there a recipe to follow that would
let me locate the list and identify the directory it sits in, that pops up
when I click on the T tool, and then click on the image
Also, this may sound like another obvious problem, but how do you draw a hollow
or fill circle/box? It seems like you need two more buttons like the selection
versions, except something that will draw a box. I know how to draw a line, but
there is no meta key combination for the pencil tool
Mark Drummond:
I want to make a banner, say 640 pixels wide by 64 pixels high. I have a
64x64 pixel image that I want copied into that banner 10 times. Is there
a simple way of doing this besides cutpaste?
this function is called tiling, like lining up tile after tile...
clemens
Here's what I think should be a quicky ... (I have no graphic design
experience, and have used the GIMP mostly just for format covnersions).
I want to make a banner, say 640 pixels wide by 64 pixels high. I have a
64x64 pixel image that I want copied into that banner 10 times. Is there
a simple
multiple times with
.75 would continuously degrade the image. I figured that I would
wait until all of my modifications are done for each image before
I save the final image to .80 quality. But, I am finding that my
disk space is drastically declining.
My question is:
Can I crop the images
On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Rick Rosinski wrote:
My question is:
Can I crop the images into separate files, saving them at
.80 quality, then do modifications and save them again (into a
separate file *.modified.jpg) at .80 quality without loosing
quality after each save?
Hi,
I'm about
erested. It is the approximate
equivalent of the latest developers version of the GIMP.
Enjoy it, and good luck !
regards,
Andrew
- Original Message -
From: "William D. Tallman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 1:18 PM
Subject: Newbie quest
Get a newer version. Although developer versions, they are still pretty
much stable and the only way to get the things included in grokking.
welcome to the wonderful world of GIMP!
I'm new to the Penguin, although not to UNIX, and am fascinated by The Gimp!
Downloaded "Grokking the Gimp", which seems worthwhile, and right away saw
two screenshots I've not seen before and don't know how to get at. I'm
running Mandrake 7.1, which installed Gimp 1.0.4, and the Gimp site
Hi,
I've just subscribed to the list in the hope of learning more about how to use
this marvelous piece of software.
My question isa real newbie on. I have the new Gimp v1.1.24 and was wondering
how do you draw straight lines. The normal Alt+click doesn't work.
Also is there a cicle drawing
Hi,
Shouldn't you have read:
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/straightline/straightline.html
Use the eclipse tool for circles, but hold either SHIFT, CTRL or ALT - I can't
remember which.
They have different functions.
Jonathan Paton
--
Hi,
Opps, I forget there isn't an elipse tool but an elipse select tool. Use the elipse
section tool
to make the circle, invert (or fill), shrink selection, invert (or fill). Worth
learning how to
use layers, many effects require use of it.
Jonathan Paton
--
Hi!
My question isa real newbie on. I have the new Gimp v1.1.24 and was
wondering how do you draw straight lines. The normal Alt+click
doesn't work.
Here you've got several possibilities:
1. select the pencil/brush tool and draw a point, then hold the shift
key and move the mouse
Hi
Thanks for all the help (and so soon).
I was holding down the mouse key and trying to drag a staight line, but thanks
to you all I now know better 8^)
The eclipse tool with the shift key does indeed produce a circle though it is
only a selection and when I have it positioned correctly and
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/straightline/straightline.html
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Andrew Scotchmer wrote:
Hi,
I've just subscribed to the list in the hope of learning more about how to use
this marvelous piece of software.
My question isa real newbie on. I have the new Gimp v1.1.24
Hi,
You know TIFF format has a comment area. So you can write your
comments in this area at the time of saving a image by TIFF format.
I'd like to write down a history of processing applied to the image
onto this comment area automatically or semiautomatically .
If you know any way of doing this
On Mon, Aug 14, 2000 at 01:17:49PM +0900, kuppo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You know TIFF format has a comment area. So you can write your
comments in this area at the time of saving a image by TIFF format.
If you know any way of doing this or similar things, please let me
The tiff plug-in saves
am not trying to berate you here, but I
would like to encourage people to provide more details, metaphors or
half-baked attempts at what they are trying to do, when they ask how-to
questions.
Otherwise, the question gets misinterpreted six ways by the people who even
bothered trying to understand
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 16:37:23 +1000, Ian Boreham said:
- Otherwise, the question gets misinterpreted six ways by the people who even
- bothered trying to understand it, and the asker only gets the answer they
- were looking for a week later.
-
- When you say "curving in" and &q
I use the console to see what the command does to the image/layer...if it
works, I then cut-n-paste into emacs. if not, then i just do an undo :-)
Thanks, I will give it a try. :]
GSR
development environment ?
thanks,
Andrew
-Original Message-
From: Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 18 July 2000 1:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Newbie Developer's Question
I use the console to see what the command does to the image/layer
hi,
The console is nice to debug them, but not to do full script development
(IMO). I doubt anybody uses it beyond testing some lines of code or fix
something, like erasing "hang" images or layers (does anybody do more than
that? am I the "rare"?).
I use the console to see what the command
Hernandez wrote:
Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 10:53:51 +0200 (CEST)
From: Javier Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Per Pettersson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: GIMP User List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Font question (newbie)
On Sun, 14 May 2000, Per Pettersson wrote:
I have a newbie font question which I like
Hi all!
I have a newbie font question which I like to have solved.
I want to install windos fonts (.ttf or something) but I havent figured it
out yet by myself how to do that. I sincerely hope that someone knows this
out there.
Best regards, Per
3.
Don't add a gizillion fonts right away.
My question: Is there any way to create fonts?
Yes, there are a few ways to create fonts. But first of all you should know what
kind of fonts they'll be. AFAIK we don't have any editors for TrueType fonts,
only for bdf fonts. I use xmbdfed, and it's p
Per Pettersson wrote:
http://fonts.linuxpower.org/help.php3?title=Help
I tried every eh, group of instructions I could find. It was this
"How-To" that finally did the job.
I would add to these instructions, under INSTALLING NEW FONTS: 3.
Don't add a gizillion fonts right away.
M
You wrote on Mon, 13 Mär 2000:
Uwe Koloska wrote:
AFAIK, there is a package called macutils, providing just the possibility to
extract Mac .hqx and .bin files. But I have lost any URL.
Is there something to extract .sit archives as well?
Send me a copy of the mac archive. Tomorrow from
You wrote on Fre, 10 Mär 2000:
Wow--
This turned into a lively discussion, including a couple of responses
direct to me.
Please direct interesting responses to the List, too. So we all can
participate in this very interesting discussion.
I tried to install some software to be able accessing my
Uwe Koloska wrote:
AFAIK, there is a package called macutils, providing just the possibility to
extract Mac .hqx and .bin files. But I have lost any URL.
Is there something to extract .sit archives as well?
Send me a copy of the mac archive. Tomorrow from work I'll download
stuffit
Wow--
This turned into a lively discussion, including a couple of responses
direct to me.
Here's the situation.
On: http://www.fontsite.com/Pages/FFDownloads.html
There's a really neat font that gives a very clear display at 7 point.
I'd like it very much. But here's what it says:
Mini 7 was
Hi, all!
I have one question about using gimp:
When I open menu wich don't fit into screen size (e.g.
extension list from load/save dialogue), I can't list
it. Can anyone say me how to scroll this menues or
covert these in two-columns style?
Thanks in advance
Alex
=
// Only
Howdy
I find that clicking a second time repositions the menu into a better viewing position.
Nigel
From: Alexey Chugaenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2000 05:59:46 -0800 (PST)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: question about gimp menu
Hi, all!
I have one question about using gimp
re, with success. My question is: how do I make "make" clear where to
look for them?
Things I tried and wich didn't work:
- copying all the required files to /lib/X11 (since in the source they are
all referred to as "X11/foo.h")
- adding the path to the X sources to ld.so.
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