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<0> if i have a layer selected and I want to "select" just the visible portion of the layer (the part the reticule is surrounding but while it looks like a selection it isn't actually one), how do I do that ?
<0> I've got a bar somewhere in the middle of the image and just want to select the area of the bar, which is in its own layer
<0> the layer is active but apart from grabbing the rectangle and dragging the selection I can't see any other simple way to select that area precisely
<0> (or to find out its dimensions)
<1> WebDragon : Wand tool? Select All?
<1> Bah, RIGHT after he leaves.
<2> damn
<2> this tutorials are not explained well at all
<1> ?
<3> LinuxMafia, I bought this book which is good: http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=10080
<4> Title: A P R E S S . C O M : Beginning GIMP: From Novice to Professional (at apress.com)
<3> Although, I know a lot of the stuff so far.
<3> Mondrian, that's the one. heh
<2> Gyoza, thanks :P
<3> LinuxMafia, I think I bought my copy at buy.com when they were offering discounts of $10 to $20 when using Google Checkout.
<3> I think it was $30 - $10!
<2> Gyoza, i thik i can manage to get that , thansk alot
<3> LinuxMafia, there is a free book on the Web.
<3> It's older though.
<2> :D
<3> http://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/index.html
<4> Title: Grokking the GIMP - Learning Advanced Image Editing Techniques (at gimp-savvy.com)
<2> Gyoza, let me take a look
<3> This one is more technical.
<3> That book is why I know so much of what's in the new book.
<3> (I actually bought a copy.)
<2> Gyoza, i am looking for it :P
<5> Any tips on making a photo look like a painting?
<5> nm i found a tutorial :-)
<3> truz_`24, I think there is a plug-in/script thing for it.
<3> truz_`24, check under "Filters/Artistic".
<1> WIP : Blender + Gimp : http://www.emonville.com/mukichan/src/1169091089746.jpg
<6> moin
<1> sup
<7> mouser!!!!!!!
<8> hello, i have a cellphone picture which doesn't look that good, is there a way to fix the colors and stuff so the picture would look better?
<9> quite possibly
<8> any hints?
<9> not without seeing it
<8> http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/8594/erts2br1.jpg
<8> PhilH, i want to get rid of that 'color bubbles' on the pic
<1> Ooooh, that's problematic...
<1> Way beyond my level ^_^;
<9> wow, that is bad
<8> told you :)
<1> That's like, borderline re-draw kind of bad tho.
<1> If it was a texture I'd re-draw it using the photo as a reference =3
<1> There's wizards out there who can turn that into a good photo but wizard is the term for it, because they probably do a hell of a lot of re-drawing/touching up.
<10> hi im having trouble trying to get a script to work in gimp for windows. i downloaded the scm file and put it in c:/doc&settings/gimp2.2/scripts/ but no joy when i went to the script fu menu
<9> did you refresh the scripts or restart gimp?
<9> linpp, give <image> - filters - enhance - despeckle a go
<8> thanks, i'll try it out, afk a bit
<9> when you do, crank the radius up to 6, black level to minimum, white to max, and turn off Adaptive and Recursive
<9> if you decompose the image and apply despeckle to each layer individually before recombining you may find that it get rid of more of the mottling and colour noise
<11> hi
<11> is there a autoalign function in gimp?
<1> Nebukadneza : There's an align tool if that helps ^_^
<1> Also, I believe things auto-align to guides
<1> Yup, they do.
<1> View -> Guides
<1> I mean, View->Ruler
<1> Then drag a guide down from the ruler.
<1> All tools (as far as I know) will align to that guideline
<11> hm ....
<11> well - but alinging multiple images automagically is not possible?
<9> wonder if he tried <image> - layers - align visible layers...
<12> Is there anyone here that is good with GIMP and willing to share his (or her) knowledge with a person that really wants to learn?
<13> trymmi: ask your question, you will be answered
<13> at least, if you don't ask any question, you won't be answered :
<13> )
<12> Well, I'm needing to learn how to create abstract art, for school and for fun... I want to learn how to make stuff like this http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/teams/art.gnome.org/backgrounds/ABSTRACT-Nova_1600x1200.jpg
<12> So one question isn't gonna cut it :P
<14> Why do you think that people who started using Photoshop don't like GIMP (At the very least most of them)
<14> ?
<12> I was trying to find some tutorials but I couldn't find any good ones.
<14> Are t here any really nice stuff done with gimp that would make me say "Wow" ?
<14> Yeah, tutorials is a good thing
<14> I mean are :P
<12> Sure, they're good. But that doesn't help me if I can't find any good ones.. So the question is as following: Are there skilled GIMP users that could maybe add me to MSN and teach me atleast some of the basic stuff to creating that kind of picture?
<14> I see too much abstract art done with GIMP but not much "professional" art
<14> trymmi: That pic is done pretty easy, there's a script for it
<12> See, I don't know what that means _
<12> .p
<12> :P even
<14> I saw a little tutorial on how to use gimp by someone that draws stuff that you won't like (Yaoi) but the tutorial is not all that bad
<12> XvampireX you really havent seen anything that you thought of as "impressive"?
<14> I see abstract art most of the time
<14> Maybe some of the abstract art was nice, don't really remember, but don't really think there was anything that wowed me so much :P
<14> That guy who made that pic in photoshop that has a few thousands of layers and so on seems to be an impressive one though, but can't we get something impressive with gimp that's extreme like that? :P
<12> Link to that pic?
<14> Hmm, let me try to google it
<14> http://www.bertmonroy.com/fineart/text/fineart_damen.htm
<4> Title: Damen (at www.bertmonroy.com)
<12> He painted thaT?
<12> Well that's impressive, i'll admit that :P But I can't say I think it looks very cool..
<14> Yeah, it's just one pic :P
<14> But it is impressive
<12> Sure is
<12> Lol, there really are alot of scripts in GIMP. Fun to play around with.. But I wanna learn how to do stuff like that manually.
<12> http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/teams/art.gnome.org/backgrounds/ABSTRACT-Waterpot_1680x1050.jpg I think that is a cooler looking picture. But i'm sure you're right about it not having that many layers and stuff.
<14> That is not bad :P
<12> I reeeaaally want to learn how to make that kind of shiznit :P
<15> Tutorials: http://www.gimptalk.com/ http://gug.sunsite.dk/?page=tutorials http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/Gimp/All/ http://www.gimpguru.org/
<4> Title: GIMPTalk.com - Ultimate gimp tutorials and community forum (at www.gimptalk.com)
<15> hope those hep
<16> Why is there no .png support in Gimp?
<15> gen64: what do you mean
<15> I save as PNG all the time
<15> well, not ALL the time, but when I need it, doesn't seem to have an issue
<15> is your question more like, why does MSIE not display PNG's with alpha channels(transparency) correctly?
<17> Hello, can someone remind me how to get the select shapes from image tool to select after making the outline?
<17> how do i do just a regular polygon l***o?
<18> hello. Simple question: Ho do I write a text in arc format?
<18> I guess I can create a path somehow...
<19> how can I apply a gradient with shaped edge?
<20> DuClare: you'll have to form it probably
<20> ah
<20> no
<20> edge shaping gradient fill
<20> choose the gradient tool
<20> go to its options
<20> there is a selectbox for the form of the gradient: "linear" is default
<20> choose edge-shaped
<19> waiting: I don't have "edge-shaped" :o
<20> mhh must look it up myself
<20> ok
<20> in the toolbox, double-click on the gradient tool
<20> you will be shown the gradient tool options
<20> there is a selectbox "Shape:"
<19> yes
<19> but no "edge-shaped" in the list
<20> there are three types of "Shaped" you can chose from
<19> ah .
<19> then how do I actually use a shape for them?
<20> basically "edged", "round" and "<I don't know what it means>" ;)
<20> DuClare: the gradient will follow theshape of the selection
<19> hrm ..
<21> hi guys! I have a selection on a layer. How do I float the selection and move it (like in photoshop)? Of course, there's cut & paste, but is there any other method?
<19> not sure at all but what would select -> float do?
<22> how do I get latest *buildable* revision from cvs as I get an error with HEAD
<21> DuClare: lift the selection, make it available for move and drop it back to the layer once I've moved it
<19> is that what you are looking for?
<21> in PS, once I made a selection I can toggle the move tool with Control, move the selected pixels and when I release control, I have only one layer, but with moved pixels
<21> DuClare: I don't see select > float in my menu
<19> huh
<21> gimp 2.2.13
<19> I do, below insert ..
<19> erm. invert
<21> ah, I see it :) blurry eyes
<19> you can also move a selection without floating it
<21> DuClare: how do I merge several linked layers?
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