Hello all,

I am back with a continuation of my project from my last post. I have 60 images that start at 420x37 and decrease in length by 7 pixels per image like so

   
   
...
   

What I need to do is make all of the images back to 420x37 by putting a transparent edge on the left side like so
   

I am on the right track using canvas resize with an offset to move the image to the right. Everything looks fine in Gimp but when I try to flatten the image so that I can save the new file I get an error.

Also is there a way to automate the process for all 60 images?

Thanks for helping out a newbie!

Hi,

when i open the perspective tool the adjustment Dialog is fixed to the top right corner. i have to detach it manually every time i use the tool. I is possible to open the dialog detached every time i use the tool?

Hello
is there a shortcut to call the Change Foreground Color that work also when the panels are hide?

Hello,

I just started today with this quest:

1.) Read the filename and save it.
2.) Resize the image to a specific aspect ratio.
3.) Add a prefix to the filename and save it as an jpeg in a specific folder.
4.) Undo all steps and repeat steps 2. und 3. different values.

I came this far:

I lost the tool detail box. For instance, the Dodge/burn tool is active but I cannot see the size, opacity and so on sliders. How do I get it back?

Hello,

I have a strange question that I hope I can explain well. I have created 60 frames of a line image that shrinks from right to left. Here is a representation to try and show what I am doing 

----->
--->
->

I did this by creating each image 7 pixels shorter and then displaying image 60 to 1 in a countdown 

What I want to do now is reverse the animation like this 

<------
<---
<-

The problem is that I am trying to do this in a program that is used to create graphics for PC Sensor Panels (Aida64)

Apparently it displays images left justified so the only way I can think to do this is to push the frames from right to left like this 

<-----
..<---
....<-

and make the ... transparent 

Is there an easier way?

Thanks

something strange. l am using linux lite 6. i was looking on the internet for something similar to the old windows paint program and i came across, you guessed it, gimp. so being a little smart, i looked in my menu under graphics and all accessories. no gimp. next smart thing. i typed gimp in terminal. gimp 2.10 loaded up on my screen, i did my old paint things successfully, with no error messages, and closed gimp.  i incorrectly assumed i had installed gimp on my computer by type gimp in terminal. alas no gimp in my menu. so what the heck was that? and i can do it again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34wbi7hPGUw

Hi All,
I currently have version 3.2.6 installed in Gimp 2.10.36 in windows 11...

Do I install version 333 directly on top of the old version or does it need to be uninstalled?

How do I uninstall it?

Thanks,
FlutteringBy

Good evening,

I am using GIMP 2.10.18 on a MX Linux distro. I can't use nor see this plugin, despite being included into the /home/username/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/ folder:

https://www.gimpscripts.net/2020/12/cale...64bit.html

I know that it is a plugin which is apparently designed for the Windows version of GIMP. But, can I use it somehow on Linux? Can I convert to a format that Linux understands it?

I tried to launch GIMP for Windows via Wine and put that plugin in the corresponding plug-ins folder, but when I launch that plugin, GIMP hangs up.

Thanks in advance!