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Bucket Fill Problems |
Posted by: ggallant571 - 06-10-2025, 10:06 PM - Forum: General questions
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My linux system upgrade, Fedora 42, comes with gimp 3 which is behaving oddly. Bucket fill is quite strange. After a couple of fill operations the earlier fill regions get mangled. Looks like the region has rings of different intensity.
I have been using gimp 2.x for many years and tried to build it from source but getting compilation errors.
Also having problem with many of the "select" by options. Select by color selects the last painted cells, select NONE typically does absolutely nothing, select ALL seems to select the entire current layer.
Very frustrating!!!! I cannot currently show these problems as I uninstalled gimp 3 when attempting to load a earlier version.
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ofn3-layer-tile issues (with one fix) |
Posted by: gimp-saved-my-life - 06-09-2025, 07:51 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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@Ofnuts, it appears the ofn3-layer-tile plugin .zip file is missing the gimphelpers.py file, causing it to not load into the menu.
I guess I hadn't used ofn-layer-tile in a hot minute, or I just recently updated GIMP to where I needed the ofn3- versions. After some troubleshooting and research in the forum, I found your ofn3- files, set them up in my user directory, and only noticed ofn3-layer-tiels was not available. I found a thread mentioning gimphelpers.py was needed for your plug-ins, so I copied the instance in ofn3-interleave-layers into the ofn3-layer-tiles directory, restarted GIMP, and now it is in the Layer menu as expected!
However, the Join tiles... option is inactive, and I'm not sure what to do next.
GIMP 3.0.4
macOS 15.5
ofn3-layer-tiles v1.02: 2025-05-13
I opened a .gif with 76 frames/layers; in the previous version, I would now select Join tiles... and specify the number of rows and number of columns and it would create a new image with one layer with each frame tiled next to the other.
Before I posted, I decided to try the Split functions, and both produce an error "name 'getArgsValues' is not defined"
Thanks for your work on these!
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How to remove the background of a png. |
Posted by: BernardBouree - 06-09-2025, 09:54 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hi, I'm am a completly newbee with GIMP trying to remove the background of a picture.
THis picture is a shield . When I try to select the white border and delete it, the two heads and the bell are also selected since they are also white.
Thanks for your help.
Bernard
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problem with abr brushes help pls |
Posted by: serizaeaaoi - 06-08-2025, 02:12 PM - Forum: General questions
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hi, i decided to use gimp for digital painting however when i import some abr brushes into gimp, they didn't behave
like a brush at all. its like stamps forming a line
myPaint brushes do behave like propper brushes but i can't find a way to convert my abr brushes into .myb brushes ( the format of mypaint brushes )
i can import them into png but that's it for now, i didn't find any way to convert them into myb
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Apostrophe character not rendering properly (san-serif not serif) |
Posted by: chucklepie - 06-06-2025, 11:11 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hello, wondering if anyone has any insight into this problem. I've tried 2.x and 3.x Gimp.
See attached image, hopefully it'll still be here. On the left are common fonts, e.g. Baskerville, times new roman, etc. rendered in Microsoft Office and showing the correct apostrophe. On the right is how Gimp is rendering them. I know fonts have many forms of apostrophes (e.g. left, right, etc), but I cannot find any way for it to render apostrophes correctly. Any idea on how to fix them?
Note, this isn't unique to Gimp as I've found a few programs that also don't work so I'm imagining it's the font renderer mis-interpreting the glyphs properly?
If the image disappears it's basically the fonts have curved top heavy apostrophes (like a comma), i.e. with serifs, but in Gimp it is rendering them all as sans-serif versions.
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