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It´s possible to clone while scaling at same time?
#1
I mean, if you can make that the clone tool scale the source in realtime while cloning.
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#2
(10-02-2025, 09:01 PM)mrkid Wrote: I mean, if you can make that the clone tool scale the source in realtime while cloning.

The short answer is no (at least as far as I know)

Maybe in stages, depending on what you want to do.  You can clone onto a new transparent layer - enable sample merged in the clone tool options.  Then as a separate operation scale it.

   
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#3
Agree with rich. Not that I know either.
If cloning only an area of an image you may want to set align to 'align' in the tool settings too.

Another way if you want a part of  an image larger or smaller it is to duplicate your original image then scale the duplicate and crop to the part you want.

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#4
If you make a (round) selection and copy it, you get a brush from the selection. You can then make this brush smaller or larger and use it in different places. You can also use the 'dynamics' with that brush (if needed)

   
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#5
Maybe the Perspective clone tool PerspectiveClone?
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#6
Hi! Thanks All! Yes, i know i can to clone to a transparent layer, then scale, but thanks anyway the tip and your time to explain it to me.

About the Perspective Clone tool, it is great! But i cant figure how it will make bigger the source image, i see the change of perspective just. I found a video in youtube showing that it magnifyies the thing, but since the perspective is not showed as a preview, is hard to imagine exactly what it does.
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#7
(10-03-2025, 03:54 PM)mrkid Wrote: ........ is hard to imagine exactly what it does.

I think a mystery since the beginning of Gimp Wink
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(10-03-2025, 04:06 PM)rich2005 Wrote:
(10-03-2025, 03:54 PM)mrkid Wrote: ........ is hard to imagine exactly what it does.

I think a mystery since the beginning of Gimp Wink

HAHA! Thanks anyway.
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#9
I have been watching this video, and i got it. Yes, clone perspective tool can do the job i want. Not exactly, but can help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0DT2DQGd9M

Would be useful to just add the option to just scale the result of the cloning, since perspective cloning can scale but at same time it distorts the result.
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