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<0> currently, my stylus pressure is effecting the brush opacity. How can I cause it to effect the brush size (or both)?
<1> Hi, how can I made an empty red box around something?
<1> you know
<1> In the Gimp
<2> is that thing a solid object?
<1> No
<1> I wan to like "highlight" something in my photo
<1> So I want to put a box around it
<2> draw a rectangle with the rectangular select tool
<2> then you can either stroke the selection, or create a new layer, fill the selection, shrink the selection by the line width you want and clear the contents
<1> Like, under what menu do I do this? Keep in mind I'm using Seashore, a Cocoa implementation of GIMP
<2> i can't help you then, could be anywhere
<1> There's hardly anything in the menu, I hate it
<2> install GIMP.app
<1> No, that requires X11 and is ugly
<2> that's a shame, because it may allow you to accomplish your objective, but if it's ugly best not bother
<1> It's crazy
<1> There's like only 5 things under the selection menu.
<1> Well, I can make it into a floating selection
<2> what's in the edit menu?
<2> can you fill with FG colour?
<1> A bunch of copy and paste items, and something to check my spelling.
<1> Seashore is _worthless_
<2> if that's there and there's a shrink selection entry in the selection menu you should be ok
<1> Nope, they do not have that.
<2> i wonder when the GTK port will be usable
<2> at the moment i think some apps run quite well using it but GIMP isn't one of them
<1> Ok, how do you just draw a line in Seashore/GIMP?
<1> I'll just make my own box.
<3> put down a snapline and trace it with the pen?
<1> Snaplines are far beyond Seashore's capabilities
<1> As is the pen.
<1> Maybe I should just bite the bullet and install GIMPshop.
<2> why gimpshop instead of GIMP?
<4> hi
<2> hi
<4> can i treat a brush like a "highlighter" somehow?
<4> i don't want to remove the stuff i write on, just highlight it
<4> like for a map
<2> create a new layer
<2> set opacity to something other than 100% and/or change the layer mode
<2> then just paint on the new layer, this way you can turn off your highlighted areas easily should you wish to
<2> if you need help doing any of that let me know
<4> k thx
<5> what are you trying to highlight?
<5> photo?
<4> a thing on a map
<4> a road
<4> where do i change opacity when creating new layer?
<4> nevermind
<4> thx again!
<4> bye
<6> moin
<7> Auto-crop layer is awesome =3
<8> is there an easy way to "Save layer as image"?
<8> I'm using Gimp 2.2.13
<7> Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, Edit - > Paste as new image? ^_^;
<8> oh, you have to create a new image?
<7> Is there any roadmap for GEGL integration?
<8> :/
<7> Why, do you want to save a bunch of layers as seperate pictures?
<8> yeah
<8> animated gif
<7> o_0
<7> There's a script to turn the whole layer set into an animated gif.
<7> Animated gif -> Layers?
<7> Or do you mean, reverse direction?
<8> animated gif frames -> individual images
<8> deconstructing an ani gif, if you wil
<8> l
<8> *will
<7> ooooh.
<8> rather than constructing one
<7> Oooooh.
<7> So saving a layer set as an image list...
<7> Linux or Win?
<8> Linux
<7> Image Magick might have a trick for that.
<8> as a single click, or going "save layer as image" for each layer, I don't really mind...
<8> oh
<8> hmmm
<8> I think I have that
<8> it can do it one frame at a time
<8> I could probably make a shell script to do them all
<7> -deconstruct?
<7> good luck
<8> deconstruct doesn't seem to be doing anything useful :/
<7> Oh =(
<8> I lie
<8> despite the errors, I now have a directory full of jpegs...
<7> Useable jpg's?
<7> Shouldn't you convert to png or gif? ^_^
<8> yeah, they look usable
<8> meh, jpg works for me
<8> thanks :D
<9> hi all
<9> how can i make lines like these pls http://gimp.kloobik.org/media/1/20061231-ombreportee005.jpg
<9> in the upper left corner
<9> whole lines :)
<7> path tool/vector drawing program?
<9> gimp can do that?
<7> Path tool yes.
<7> You'll need inkscape for vector drawing ^_^
<7> Or xara
<7> Or Flash/Illustrator/Corel Draw
<9> ty MukiEX
<10> afternoon all
<11> How could gimp make gif when gnu makes that big deal about how free apps cannot make gif?
<12> Deformative: gimp use an external lib to read/save gif.
<12> And there isn't any patent anymore on gif afaict.
<11> Oh.
<12> libgif/libungif
<13> how come that I did never have to install it to be able to use gif?
<13> and I'm talking about my windows system here
<13> afaik the gif plug-in does everything by itself
<12> schumaml: really? letme check.
<12> hum, yes you're right. Most of the code comes from ppmtogif.
<13> I've seen this several times already
<13> I guess people do get confused by the similarity of libgif and libtiff
<13> the latter did ship without the lzw code as long as unisys' patent had been valid
<13> as for the gif plug-in, some distors had moved it to e.g. gimp-lzw in their non-free sections
<11> I have never used a tiff image.
<11> Ever.
<11> What's it good for?
<13> not much, it's just one of the most frequently used image formats
<13> rich set of features, extensible, you can hardly find a serious image editing app which does not support it, fax messages are based on it, prepress work, ... ;)
<11> Hmm, I'll stick with PNG for almost everything.
<11> Heh.
<11> And xpm, those are neat.
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