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Posted by: cobnashine - 04-28-2021, 01:19 PM - Forum: General questions
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New to GIMP. Created new image (File->New) which brings up a window where I specify the width and height (in pixels). I set these values (1092 X 1092) but then my project is too large for this size. So I would like to "delete" the first image (and it's contents) and start over. How is this done? Can't figure out how to "select" the entire image and delete it. Under Edit->Clear nothing happens.
At present the only choice seems to be to close the file and delete all changes, then create a new image and, when it is the desired size, save it to the previous name and overwrite.
Any and all suggestions greatly appreciated.
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| Moving pasted elements |
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Posted by: rudestar - 04-27-2021, 11:29 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hey folks,
new to gimp, have only used preview and photoshop.
I have a base layer with a building layout. I guess I am adding a second layer and in that layer I want to paste in 15 disks, each with its own text so there will be 30 elements. I want to grab and maybe slightly resize, and move each one to my satisfaction. The only way I am finding to do this is that I have 31 layers, one for each element.
I've tried searching but I think I am wording wrong- can't find the answer for my situation. Is it possible to paste a number of elements into a layer and move each one about?
thanks
-rudestar
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Posted by: magicwand - 04-26-2021, 06:53 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hey,
I don't know why I can't figure this out.
I understand how to use "Alpha To Selection" to select text, then delete that selected area from the background layer in order to allow for an image (underneath the background layer) to show through. That's awesome.
I need to allow an image to show through text, but only through the part of the text that corresponds to a particular shape.
Does that make sense?
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Posted by: rickk - 04-25-2021, 05:44 PM - Forum: General questions
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Just curious if any of you have personal preferences in one vs the other? I just tuned in to realizing that gimp can author Webp images, and that Webp is a more likely heir than animated PNG for web based animations.
From my initial exposure, the Webp seems to excel in not having such a limited palette, and I guess partial transparency, but unfortunately the common free image hosting sites that I normally use (imgur) does not support them?
For a 2 frame animation I just made using movie stills as source, the Webp export was twice the size of the GIF export.
Other impressions?
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| Batch Processing of Scans |
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Posted by: Phantom54 - 04-25-2021, 02:27 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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In a perfect world, I am scanning large numbers of recipes. I then crop the images. Sometimes there is more than one recipe on a page. Sometimes one recipe is spread over more than one page so I have to stitch the parts together. I then export, usually as .jpeg to the desired folder on the HDD.
In the real world:
1 I use File/Create/Scanner-Camera to open the Select Source box
2 I select the scanner I wish to use
3 I set the scanner parameters and start the scan
4 When the scan is done, I select <save> to transfer the scan to GIMP
5 I crop, rotate, edit as needed
6 I export the finished file to Recipes/one of several folders acting as categories
7 Go back to step 1
I am looking for something that can automate steps 1 to 4, wait for me to finish step 5 and reduce manual input on steps 6 and 7
I have been trying to look at plugins that may do part of the job and also for tutorials that can help me achieve doing the job myself.
I know the registry is currently dead and it is recommended I google search. I have not found anything that is of practical use.
Any pointers?
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Posted by: ncc - 04-23-2021, 08:51 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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I used to get the "ofn-layer-aligner"-Plugin to run on Debian Buster, but "gimp-python" is not available on Bullseye, and it looks like it doesn't need it anymore? I don't get "ofn-layer-aligner" to show up in GIMP on Debian Bullseye. Did something change so it is not compatible anymore?
Thanks for help!
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| Plug-in missing |
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Posted by: Zero01 - 04-23-2021, 12:05 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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The 'follow-path5.py' plug-in, used it in GIMP 2.10.22 the other day, no issues... today it's not even showing there, i.e. Vectors ➤ Tools ➤ Follow Path
It's definitely in the plug-ins folder (App Data\Roaming..) and the folder preferences are pointing to the correct directories so... ??
Any ideas ('cos I'm stumped!)
Thanks.
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