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Can I start a gradient fill from a specific point?
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I'd like to start a radial gradient fill for the center of my image. Is there a way to start the gradient from a specific point in the image? So if the image is 1000x1000, I'd like to position my pointer at 500,500 and move out from there.

I know I can see the point position in the info area, but my hand can slip a little and i might start at 504,498.

Thanks for any help
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Download Crosshair Guides script - https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Modify...5#pid17505 - (unzip and place in your Scripts folder) - make sure 'View > Snap to Guides' is checked - you should get the desired accuracy you need.
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(05-06-2020, 08:44 PM)manylaughs Wrote: I'd like to start a radial gradient fill for the center of my image. Is there a way to start the gradient from a specific point in the image? So if the image is 1000x1000, I'd like to position my pointer at 500,500 and move out from there.

I know I can see the point position in the info area, but my hand can slip a little and i might start at 504,498.

Thanks for any help

Set up a pair of guides that cross on the point you want. Position them roughly, then zoom on the intersection for the final accurate position.
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(05-06-2020, 09:03 PM)Zero01 Wrote: Download Crosshair Guides script - https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Modify...5#pid17505 - (unzip and place in your Scripts folder) - make sure 'View > Snap to Guides' is checked - you should get the desired accuracy you need.

tysm, zero01. that looks like it will work. : )
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