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Using the Crop tool to enlarge the canvas
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(10-15-2019, 06:26 AM)Ofnuts Wrote:
(10-15-2019, 12:58 AM)Krikor Wrote: However, I could not get the fill with any of these options, just the growth of the layer.  Confused
What should be done to fill the enlarged area with any of these options?  Huh

It appears to only work with the "Current layer only" option.

Ofnuts, I checked and you are right. Which led me to doubt because I thought I had tested this option (current layer only ) before and had also been unsuccessful.  Undecided

♥ - In fact, I had actually tested this, but I had extended the canvas, and although the layer boundary was visibly delimited, indicating that there was the desired magnification, the fill was not visible outside the canvas.
       

♦ - But if the magnification occurs within the canvas, then in this case the fill is visible.
   

♣ - Fill is only visible within the canvas, although magnification occurs as desired.
♣ - Case - Image - Fit canvas to layers, the fill beyond canvas is revealed.
   

But while doing this check, I found difficulty with filling with Pattern:

After using a pattern, it will always be the same. I could not use others.
  • I tried to use other patterns, but the fill was always done with the same.
  • I opened a new image and selected another pattern. No effect.
  • I changed the Fill to White, ok it filled with white, but when I tried to refill with a pattern, even though I had another selected, the fill was still the first pattern used.
  • I reset default values - it was no use.
I was able to use another Pattern just after restarting Gimp. But then this pattern became the chosen one of the time.

Would there be a simple way you can use freeform pattern padding by changing the chosen pattern?  Dodgy Huh
Thx.
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RE: Using the Crop tool to enlarge the canvas - by Krikor - 10-15-2019, 04:24 PM

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