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Klone Tool |
Posted by: helmut.regenfuss@t-online.de - 01-25-2024, 04:47 PM - Forum: General questions
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Sorry, I'm a beginner in gimp.
I have a picture with white text on black background. First I want to remove the text. I try using the klone tool. I use the ctl-key for marking the source spot. But the klone tool does not do anything.
I would appreciate a help tip
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Adobe Home Use Program for CC behind VPN |
Posted by: Kokubunji - 01-25-2024, 02:29 PM - Forum: Watercooler
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How do I know if the licenses I am using at work is eligible to use the Adobe HUP? I try logging in with my work email on my home computer but doesn't work. Is there something I need to ask our Adobe Admin to enable? I believe our license server is set up within our own Intranet.
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Animations and Layers editor |
Posted by: SeanRickard - 01-24-2024, 08:26 AM - Forum: General questions
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I'm new here, so hi.
After optimising for an animation, is there a way of exporting the list showing in the Layers Editor as a text fiile?
For Example:
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img001.jpg(100ms)
img002.jpg(2000ms)
img003.jpg(200ms)
.... etc
cheers Sean.
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Why is the Move tool moving the wrong layer? |
Posted by: Ofnuts - 01-23-2024, 08:43 AM - Forum: Tutorials and tips
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By default, the Move tool auto-picks the layer of the top most-non transparent pixel where you click. So, starting with such an image:
Depending on where you click the Move tool will pick a different layer:
This can be disconcerting at times because if you click at random in text, you could be clicking on a transparent spot (for instance, inside the D or O above) and so selecting a layer below (the background or the green spot), which will make the move tool move that layer and not the text layer.
So, to move text, you have to click on the characters themselves (or on any opaque part of the layer, but this is what we are naturally doing most of the time for non-text layers).
In case of dire need, you can make the text tool act on the active layer:
But instead of checking the tool option, you can also just start the drag with a shift-click. It is usually a bad idea to set the tool permanently in the Move active layer mode, because it makes arranging several layers very cumbersome.
Finally, remember that in the Text tool, you can move the layer you are editing by Alt-Control-drag (independently of where you click).
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