I have used the pencil function for years. However, it no longer works. It does the same thing as the eraser function

I use a scanned B&W image in Gimp. I use bucket fill to fill the white spaces. What are the best settings for Bucket Fill if I want to best preserve the black border lines in the scanned image? Currently, the border lines seem to get lighter when I use the bucket fill and I don't like the looks. My settings were where I wanted them in a previous version of Gimp, but I had to upgrade to 2.10 and I don't remember the settings I had. I typically filled with a 90.0 threshold. Thank you!

Heal selection causes plug-in to crash with Error Message:  "An error occurred running python_fu_heal_selection". 

I am using GIMP v. 2.10.22, Windows 10, 64 bit, Resynthesizer for Windows 64 bit.

Can anybody help please!!!

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I downloaded gimp 2.8.22. As a new user of gimp, running peppermint 8 (linux/ubuntu) which uses chrome as its default browser. 
When I go to the help section I am redirected to google drive? Have not got a clue for this? Can anyone point me in the right direction.

The Gimp batch plugin from https://alessandrofrancesconi.it/projects/bimp/

Updated to fix the Color Correction -> Change color curve from settings file  procedure.

Windows users download is on the web site
Linux users 64 bit version attached, unzip put in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/

Edit: an update bimp 2.6 - some changes to watermarks and import dds images added.

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Is there any way to delete all channels at once? Or to delete the selected channels all at once?

I recently installed a plug-in and as an indirect result of its main function (Create luminosity Masks) it creates several channels in this process.

A created mask ends up producing about 6 channels.
If I apply the plug-in again to get another mask, or others, new channels are created in addition to the ones that already existed.

With three masks created I had 24 channels.

There was a moment when I already had 71 channels created, none of them being necessary, since in the process the masks are created in the layers windows.

I could not delete the channels at once. I don't know how or if it's possible to do that.

Thx.

Hi there! 

I am going crazy trying to curve a text using a path. I follow the correct steps and I'm able to make a new layer with the path selection, and I'm able to fill it with color. However, I can only see this color when I remove the background layer, although this is the first layer.. anyone know how this is possible? I'm following the exact steps like in tutorial video's but the background is always on top of the curved text.. 

Thank you so much!


       

I have had a bug where I can't see my selection, any ideas on how to fix this? I am using GIMP 2.10.22 and I'm on a MacBook Air. Thanks in advance! And is there ever going to be a MacBook Air supported GIMP version?

I need to watermark my photos since I've begun putting them up on the web. 

 Gimp seems to be capable of watermarking but the only thread I found was a couple of years since the last comment and it seemed to talk about one by one.  I think batch processing is very necessary.  My photos generally come in chunks of around 100 at least for instance.   And then there's thousands already on hand not yet watermarked.

So is it possible to watermark with Gimp?  And if it is can it be batched?

I am looking to make an animated caustic map. I know pretty much how to make it but need it placed perfectly. I need to put an image 256x256 image on lower left of my canvas, then place another 256x256 image on the right side of the first image and continue for 8 images, then add another line starting on the the left for a tota of 8 lines with each line having 8 256 x 256 images, so when finished will be one giant image. Is there a way to get the images to snap into the correct space? I am having a little trouble getting them exactly placed.

Thanks