Hello everybody,
I want to do that:
1- Text tool
2- "Bla" (enter)
3- "Bla" appear on the image
4- "RightClick-Select-"Save to channel"
It's impossible. I think it's because the selection is "floated".
Finally i've found the solution.
1
Hi everyone,
Thanks so much for all your replies; I'll go try installing 1.1.25 now,
although I'm kind of bummed that I'll be looking around for a shitload of
dependencies (I was going to update gnome so that it'll just be a one-shot
thing but helixcode seems to be broken at the moment and I
On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Stephan Henningsen wrote:
By the way, I like having numpad + and - assigned to zoom
in/out and numpad Enter to zoom=1.
- and = also works, (easy to remember because of the _ and + on the keys)
--
-Stephan /
/ http://linux.e.iha.dk/~stephan
to assign
after highligting a particular menu item
Nigel
- Original Message -
From: "coleen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 6:02 PM
Subject: selection to paths?!
Hi,
I'm new to the list and also new to GIMP. I'm a long-time Phot
Hi Coleen
On my laptop, when I choose the Layers, Channels... menu item, I get the
tabbed inspector that has only two tabs: Layers and Channels. Isn't there
supposed to be a paths tab?
The paths tab was not included in version 1.0.4 yet. Try to install 1.1.25 the most
recent version which
the paths work fine, at least in linux with the devel gimp. this includes
paths that are not closed (it just makes the last line for you, same way
photoshop does it)
the easiest way is the make your path and then click in the middle (the
cursor changes to give you a hint that you can do this)
tab there,
but when I try "paths to selection", I get an error that says something
like: paths to selection failed.
Very unhelpful.
Also, I'm used to working fast in Photoshop with keyboard shortcuts...
does GIMP have that functionality?
Frustrated,
Coleen
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
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
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
Well. If you are wanting to resize the selection (the border thing) and
not the contents inside, you can use image/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, li
Can gimp memorize feathered selection in path ? I've tried to do this:
*feather selection
*selection to path
*path to selection
After the last stage, select was refined.
Eric COUTIER.
Gerald,
Thanks, I didn't think of this.
This didn't quite work (i.e.setting the threshold to 255).
It selected allof the text, but the "marching ants" were offset from the
text by a smallmargin. When I filled the selection with a gradient, it left
a shadow behind in theorig
In Corel Photopaint, one can load a selection from a gray
scale image. Is it possible to do that in GIMP?
/Carl Winbäck
Hi Thomas,
Again, it just does not work, the error message I receive is:
"Procedural database execution failed: (gimp_selection_bounds 0)
Can it be possibly a bug?
I tried it again and incidentally I found out, that it works, just like
it is. But is works only once, immediately after having
How do I convert a floating selection to a normal selection?
Click the new layer icon in the Layer, Channels Paths window, so you get a
layer, then select an area in that layer, for example with "Alpha to selection".
GSR
et*" this is not necessary.
Hago
...
(define (script-fu-text-test inHeight inWidth )
(set! theImage (car (gimp-image-new inWidth inHeight RGB)))
(set! theLayer (car (gimp-layer-new theImage inWidth inHeight
RGBA_IMAGE "Layer 1" 100 NORMAL)))
(gimp-image-add-
Ok, I just don't get it, I am still struggling with the basics of ScriptFu.
Please look into the attached script, all I am trying to do is this:
Create a box, transparent
Select all
Round selection
This works perfectly simple and easy manually, but I cannot convince ScriptFu of that.
Neither
-add-layer theImage theLayer -1)
(gimp-selection-all theImage)
(gimp-edit-clear theLayer)
(gimp-image-set-active-layer theImage theLayer)
(gimp-ellipse-select theImage 0 0 inHeight inWidth 2 TRUE 0 0) ;only
change
; neither this ...
(script-fu-selection-round 0 theImage theLayer "1
inWidth inHeight RGB)))
(set! theLayer (car (gimp-layer-new theImage inWidth inHeight
RGBA_IMAGE "Layer 1" 100 NORMAL)))
(gimp-image-add-layer theImage theLayer -1)
(gimp-selection-all theImage)
(gimp-edit-clear theLayer)
(gimp-image-set-active-layer theImage theLayer)
(gimp-ellips
Hi,
what version of GIMP are you using? (I know it works on 1.1.14 or
so)... however, I am using 1.1.24.
I'm using the same.
Hago
I realize this is probably a newbie question ...
Is there any way to select the transparent section of an image?
What I am trying to create is an image that will look decent on any color
background (hence the transparency). I want the image to have a *cut out*
appearance so I was going to
Sorry about the noise. Right after I sent this message out, I found a way
to do it, though not pretty. I kept selecting the regions I wanted the drop
shadow to appear on, then inverted the selection. I finally got the look I
wanted, but I also ended up with a bunch of transparent squares
actually, it's much easier... Right click on the layer you want to
select, hit "alpha to selection". Then invert the selection.
n Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Kulish, Chris (Des Moines) wrote:
Sorry about the noise. Right after I sent this message out, I found a way
to do it, though
, Chris (Des Moines)
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: Transparency Selection
actually, it's much easier... Right click on the layer you want to
select, hit "alpha to selection". Then invert the selection.
n Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Kulish, Chris (Des Moines) wrote:
Sorry about
Hi List!
I have decided, that I want to stay with the script-fu-selection-round, instead of the
perl-fu. This is simply because this function does it ... nearly :)
Could somebody please verify the following short script (maybe a Linux user, since I
am on Solaris, and I have discovered
hi,
The strange thing here is, that I can call this script once (it just gives me a
white image with a rounded selection), but when I call this script again, I get the
error message:
Script-Fu Error
ERROR: Procedural database execution failed:
(gimp_selection_bounds 0)
Only when I
Alan,
thanks very much!
However, I need a little "fill in" on this:
First, I think you are right, when I let the first picture open, the
fu-selection-round works still on the first picture. Only when I close the first one,
I will get the error. But how do I get around it? An
where it would go.
Is there a way to actually _see_ where you selection line will go
?
kind regards,
Markus
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on). if you enable this setting, you can also choose "focus
follows mouse" and the selection mode in gimp works fine.
excuse my amateurish attempt i suggested in a previouse mail
(reinstall...). but finally it showed me that the problem was related to
the wm and not to gimp. thanx to jak
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000 13:20:52 +0100, robert schiffers [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
thanx for all your help. i found a solution to my problem, which
seems easy to me. just reinstall your KDE. worked for me :-)
Um, that's a Windows mentality. Here in the real world, "just
reinstall" is not a
On Sat, 15 Jan 2000, Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000 07:53:31 -0600 (CST), Andrew Kieschnick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
If the problem is caused by a BUG is your ***, then its a solution,
and the selection problem is caused by buggy window managers. I know
kwm and icewm both
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Hago Ziegler wrote:
Hi,
in the meanwhile I tried Gimp with different window-managers. The
selection-tool works properly in fvwm and fvwm2, but nowhere else
(also icewm). My daughter runs Gimp in Win98. Also there everything
works fine, only the selection tool won't
hi alex, hago, friends of gimp
i know perfectly how the selection add/substract works, but like hago
ziegler i´ve got the problem with the new version 1.11.
two friends of mine are running the same version on nearly the same
system and there it works perfectly. so i thought it may be a setting
, but I know that there were some selection related
bugfixes recently.
If upgrading does not solve your problem, query the developer's list,
and describe your entire setup, ie; Gimp version, GTK+, your
platform, etc.
Filing a bug report would be nice too. Mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with "Pa
On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, robert schiffers wrote:
i´ve installed the gimp version 1.1 on my linux system (kernel 2.2.13 /
kde 1.1.2). everything seems to work fine, with the exception of the
"selection add/substract function" (Strg/Shift key). The icon changes
when i push the Strg/
Hi Gerd,
I use Gimp 1.1.13 and it seems that add, substract and intersect
selections doesn't work properly. I've tried it as usual:
- switch to selection mode and make a selection
- press Shift and make another selection
Allthough the pointer changes to an arrow with a small plus-sign
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