diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog index 5aa523ffb4..cc70f4b184 100644 --- a/ChangeLog +++ b/ChangeLog @@ -1,3 +1,21 @@ +2000-12-15 Michael Natterer + + * configure.in + * help/*: Updated Gimp-Help. See help/ChangeLog for details. + + * app/channels_dialog.c + * app/gdisplay.c + * app/gradient.c + * app/layers_dialog.c + * app/menus.c + * app/paths_dialog.c + * app/preferences_dialog.c + * app/resize.c: fixed menu paths. + + * plug-ins/helpbrowser/helpbrowser.c: load a special + "undocumented_filter.html" page if a filter was not found. + Adapted to the new help structure. + 2000-12-14 Sven Neumann * app/nav_window.c: missed a place that needed the same fix for diff --git a/app/channels_dialog.c b/app/channels_dialog.c index 1777f4c3af..8ed701deee 100644 --- a/app/channels_dialog.c +++ b/app/channels_dialog.c @@ -2656,7 +2656,7 @@ channels_dialog_edit_channel_query (ChannelWidget *channel_widget) options->query_box = gimp_dialog_new (_("Edit Channel Attributes"), "edit_channel_attributes", gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/channels/dialogs/edit_channel_attributes.html", + "dialogs/channels/edit_channel_attributes.html", GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, diff --git a/app/core/gimpprojection.c b/app/core/gimpprojection.c index 4433f1a94a..390270e1ea 100644 --- a/app/core/gimpprojection.c +++ b/app/core/gimpprojection.c @@ -1718,7 +1718,7 @@ gdisplay_set_menu_sensitivity (GDisplay *gdisp) SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save", gdisp && drawable); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save As...", gdisp && drawable); - SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); + SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert...", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Close", gdisp); SET_SENSITIVE ("Edit", gdisp); diff --git a/app/dialogs/preferences-dialog.c b/app/dialogs/preferences-dialog.c index db265b5e7d..7d09ea1df0 100644 --- a/app/dialogs/preferences-dialog.c +++ b/app/dialogs/preferences-dialog.c @@ -1671,7 +1671,7 @@ prefs_cmd_callback (GtkWidget *widget, _("Default Comment"), GTK_CTREE (ctree), _("Default Comment"), - "dialogs/preferences/default_comment.html", + "dialogs/preferences/new_file.html#default_comment", top_insert, &child_insert, page_index); diff --git a/app/dialogs/resize-dialog.c b/app/dialogs/resize-dialog.c index e6465fca73..358b175f78 100644 --- a/app/dialogs/resize-dialog.c +++ b/app/dialogs/resize-dialog.c @@ -193,12 +193,12 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, case ResizeLayer: wmclass = "resize_layer"; window_title = _("Set Layer Boundary Size"); - help_page = "layers/dialogs/resize_layer.html"; + help_page = "layers/dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html"; break; case ResizeImage: wmclass = "resize_image"; window_title = _("Set Canvas Size"); - help_page = "dialogs/resize_image.html"; + help_page = "dialogs/set_canvas_size.html"; break; } frame = gtk_frame_new (_("Size")); @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, user_data, NULL, NULL, TRUE, FALSE, _("Reset"), reset_callback, - resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, TRUE, + resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE, _("Cancel"), cancel_cb ? cancel_cb : gtk_widget_destroy, cancel_cb ? user_data : NULL, diff --git a/app/display/gimpdisplay.c b/app/display/gimpdisplay.c index 4433f1a94a..390270e1ea 100644 --- a/app/display/gimpdisplay.c +++ b/app/display/gimpdisplay.c @@ -1718,7 +1718,7 @@ gdisplay_set_menu_sensitivity (GDisplay *gdisp) SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save", gdisp && drawable); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save As...", gdisp && drawable); - SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); + SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert...", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Close", gdisp); SET_SENSITIVE ("Edit", gdisp); diff --git a/app/gdisplay.c b/app/gdisplay.c index 4433f1a94a..390270e1ea 100644 --- a/app/gdisplay.c +++ b/app/gdisplay.c @@ -1718,7 +1718,7 @@ gdisplay_set_menu_sensitivity (GDisplay *gdisp) SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save", gdisp && drawable); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Save As...", gdisp && drawable); - SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); + SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Revert...", gdisp && gdisp->gimage->filename); SET_SENSITIVE ("File/Close", gdisp); SET_SENSITIVE ("Edit", gdisp); diff --git a/app/gradient.c b/app/gradient.c index 8c4305f5b7..f1d07dbe47 100644 --- a/app/gradient.c +++ b/app/gradient.c @@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ gradient_editor_create (void) gtk_widget_show (button); button = ed_create_button (_("Save as POV-Ray"), - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html", + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html", GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (ed_save_pov_callback), NULL); GTK_WIDGET_UNSET_FLAGS (button, GTK_RECEIVES_DEFAULT); @@ -1866,7 +1866,7 @@ ed_save_pov_callback (GtkWidget *widget, /* Connect the "F1" help key */ gimp_help_connect_help_accel (window, gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html"); + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html"); gtk_widget_show (window); gtk_widget_set_sensitive (g_editor->shell, FALSE); diff --git a/app/gradient_editor.c b/app/gradient_editor.c index 8c4305f5b7..f1d07dbe47 100644 --- a/app/gradient_editor.c +++ b/app/gradient_editor.c @@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ gradient_editor_create (void) gtk_widget_show (button); button = ed_create_button (_("Save as POV-Ray"), - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html", + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html", GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (ed_save_pov_callback), NULL); GTK_WIDGET_UNSET_FLAGS (button, GTK_RECEIVES_DEFAULT); @@ -1866,7 +1866,7 @@ ed_save_pov_callback (GtkWidget *widget, /* Connect the "F1" help key */ gimp_help_connect_help_accel (window, gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html"); + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html"); gtk_widget_show (window); gtk_widget_set_sensitive (g_editor->shell, FALSE); diff --git a/app/gui/channels-dialog.c b/app/gui/channels-dialog.c index 1777f4c3af..8ed701deee 100644 --- a/app/gui/channels-dialog.c +++ b/app/gui/channels-dialog.c @@ -2656,7 +2656,7 @@ channels_dialog_edit_channel_query (ChannelWidget *channel_widget) options->query_box = gimp_dialog_new (_("Edit Channel Attributes"), "edit_channel_attributes", gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/channels/dialogs/edit_channel_attributes.html", + "dialogs/channels/edit_channel_attributes.html", GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, diff --git a/app/gui/gradient-editor.c b/app/gui/gradient-editor.c index 8c4305f5b7..f1d07dbe47 100644 --- a/app/gui/gradient-editor.c +++ b/app/gui/gradient-editor.c @@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ gradient_editor_create (void) gtk_widget_show (button); button = ed_create_button (_("Save as POV-Ray"), - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html", + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html", GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (ed_save_pov_callback), NULL); GTK_WIDGET_UNSET_FLAGS (button, GTK_RECEIVES_DEFAULT); @@ -1866,7 +1866,7 @@ ed_save_pov_callback (GtkWidget *widget, /* Connect the "F1" help key */ gimp_help_connect_help_accel (window, gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html"); + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html"); gtk_widget_show (window); gtk_widget_set_sensitive (g_editor->shell, FALSE); diff --git a/app/gui/layers-dialog.c b/app/gui/layers-dialog.c index 6d090050df..3668e4391c 100644 --- a/app/gui/layers-dialog.c +++ b/app/gui/layers-dialog.c @@ -3823,7 +3823,7 @@ layers_dialog_add_mask_query (Layer *layer) options->query_box = gimp_dialog_new (_("Add Mask Options"), "add_mask_options", gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/layers/add_mask.html", + "dialogs/layers/add_layer_mask.html", GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, diff --git a/app/gui/menus.c b/app/gui/menus.c index a933bf4379..0a4ec4142a 100644 --- a/app/gui/menus.c +++ b/app/gui/menus.c @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry image_entries[] = "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, { { N_("/File/Save As..."), NULL, file_save_as_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, - { { N_("/File/Revert"), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, + { { N_("/File/Revert..."), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/revert.html", NULL }, { { "/File/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, @@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Layer Boundary Size..."), "R", layers_dialog_resize_layer_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/resize_layer.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Layer to Imagesize"), NULL, layers_dialog_resize_to_image_callback, 0 }, "layer_to_image_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Scale Layer..."), "S", layers_dialog_scale_layer_callback, 0 }, @@ -641,7 +641,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Add Layer Mask..."), NULL, layers_dialog_add_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/add_mask.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/add_layer_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Apply Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_apply_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, "apply_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Delete Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_delete_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, @@ -1462,14 +1462,20 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, item_factory = (GtkItemFactory *) data; active_menu_item = GTK_MENU_SHELL (widget)->active_menu_item; - /* first, check if the user tries to assign a shortcut to the help - * menu items and ignore it... + /* first, get the help page from the item */ if (active_menu_item) { help_page = (gchar *) gtk_object_get_data (GTK_OBJECT (active_menu_item), "help_page"); + } + /* For any key except F1, continue with the standard + * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut, but don't + * assign a shortcut to the help menu entries... + */ + if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) + { if (help_page && *help_page && item_factory == toolbox_factory && @@ -1480,14 +1486,12 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, "key_press_event"); return TRUE; } + else + { + return FALSE; + } } - /* ...otherwise, for any key except F1, continue with the standard - * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut... - */ - if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) - return FALSE; - /* ...finally, if F1 was pressed over any menu, show it's help page... */ gtk_signal_emit_stop_by_name (GTK_OBJECT (widget), "key_press_event"); diff --git a/app/gui/paths-dialog.c b/app/gui/paths-dialog.c index 52ef863e3c..c4f01e65b0 100644 --- a/app/gui/paths-dialog.c +++ b/app/gui/paths-dialog.c @@ -984,7 +984,7 @@ paths_dialog_edit_path_query (GtkWidget *widget) qbox = gimp_query_string_box (_("Edit Path Attributes"), gimp_standard_help_func, - "paths/dialogs/rename_path.html", + "paths/dialogs/edit_path_attributes.html", _("Enter a new name for the path"), text, NULL, NULL, diff --git a/app/gui/preferences-dialog.c b/app/gui/preferences-dialog.c index db265b5e7d..7d09ea1df0 100644 --- a/app/gui/preferences-dialog.c +++ b/app/gui/preferences-dialog.c @@ -1671,7 +1671,7 @@ prefs_cmd_callback (GtkWidget *widget, _("Default Comment"), GTK_CTREE (ctree), _("Default Comment"), - "dialogs/preferences/default_comment.html", + "dialogs/preferences/new_file.html#default_comment", top_insert, &child_insert, page_index); diff --git a/app/gui/resize-dialog.c b/app/gui/resize-dialog.c index e6465fca73..358b175f78 100644 --- a/app/gui/resize-dialog.c +++ b/app/gui/resize-dialog.c @@ -193,12 +193,12 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, case ResizeLayer: wmclass = "resize_layer"; window_title = _("Set Layer Boundary Size"); - help_page = "layers/dialogs/resize_layer.html"; + help_page = "layers/dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html"; break; case ResizeImage: wmclass = "resize_image"; window_title = _("Set Canvas Size"); - help_page = "dialogs/resize_image.html"; + help_page = "dialogs/set_canvas_size.html"; break; } frame = gtk_frame_new (_("Size")); @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, user_data, NULL, NULL, TRUE, FALSE, _("Reset"), reset_callback, - resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, TRUE, + resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE, _("Cancel"), cancel_cb ? cancel_cb : gtk_widget_destroy, cancel_cb ? user_data : NULL, diff --git a/app/layers_dialog.c b/app/layers_dialog.c index 6d090050df..3668e4391c 100644 --- a/app/layers_dialog.c +++ b/app/layers_dialog.c @@ -3823,7 +3823,7 @@ layers_dialog_add_mask_query (Layer *layer) options->query_box = gimp_dialog_new (_("Add Mask Options"), "add_mask_options", gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/layers/add_mask.html", + "dialogs/layers/add_layer_mask.html", GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, diff --git a/app/menus.c b/app/menus.c index a933bf4379..0a4ec4142a 100644 --- a/app/menus.c +++ b/app/menus.c @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry image_entries[] = "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, { { N_("/File/Save As..."), NULL, file_save_as_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, - { { N_("/File/Revert"), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, + { { N_("/File/Revert..."), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/revert.html", NULL }, { { "/File/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, @@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Layer Boundary Size..."), "R", layers_dialog_resize_layer_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/resize_layer.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Layer to Imagesize"), NULL, layers_dialog_resize_to_image_callback, 0 }, "layer_to_image_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Scale Layer..."), "S", layers_dialog_scale_layer_callback, 0 }, @@ -641,7 +641,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Add Layer Mask..."), NULL, layers_dialog_add_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/add_mask.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/add_layer_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Apply Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_apply_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, "apply_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Delete Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_delete_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, @@ -1462,14 +1462,20 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, item_factory = (GtkItemFactory *) data; active_menu_item = GTK_MENU_SHELL (widget)->active_menu_item; - /* first, check if the user tries to assign a shortcut to the help - * menu items and ignore it... + /* first, get the help page from the item */ if (active_menu_item) { help_page = (gchar *) gtk_object_get_data (GTK_OBJECT (active_menu_item), "help_page"); + } + /* For any key except F1, continue with the standard + * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut, but don't + * assign a shortcut to the help menu entries... + */ + if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) + { if (help_page && *help_page && item_factory == toolbox_factory && @@ -1480,14 +1486,12 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, "key_press_event"); return TRUE; } + else + { + return FALSE; + } } - /* ...otherwise, for any key except F1, continue with the standard - * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut... - */ - if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) - return FALSE; - /* ...finally, if F1 was pressed over any menu, show it's help page... */ gtk_signal_emit_stop_by_name (GTK_OBJECT (widget), "key_press_event"); diff --git a/app/menus/menus.c b/app/menus/menus.c index a933bf4379..0a4ec4142a 100644 --- a/app/menus/menus.c +++ b/app/menus/menus.c @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry image_entries[] = "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, { { N_("/File/Save As..."), NULL, file_save_as_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, - { { N_("/File/Revert"), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, + { { N_("/File/Revert..."), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/revert.html", NULL }, { { "/File/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, @@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Layer Boundary Size..."), "R", layers_dialog_resize_layer_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/resize_layer.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Layer to Imagesize"), NULL, layers_dialog_resize_to_image_callback, 0 }, "layer_to_image_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Scale Layer..."), "S", layers_dialog_scale_layer_callback, 0 }, @@ -641,7 +641,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Add Layer Mask..."), NULL, layers_dialog_add_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/add_mask.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/add_layer_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Apply Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_apply_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, "apply_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Delete Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_delete_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, @@ -1462,14 +1462,20 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, item_factory = (GtkItemFactory *) data; active_menu_item = GTK_MENU_SHELL (widget)->active_menu_item; - /* first, check if the user tries to assign a shortcut to the help - * menu items and ignore it... + /* first, get the help page from the item */ if (active_menu_item) { help_page = (gchar *) gtk_object_get_data (GTK_OBJECT (active_menu_item), "help_page"); + } + /* For any key except F1, continue with the standard + * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut, but don't + * assign a shortcut to the help menu entries... + */ + if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) + { if (help_page && *help_page && item_factory == toolbox_factory && @@ -1480,14 +1486,12 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, "key_press_event"); return TRUE; } + else + { + return FALSE; + } } - /* ...otherwise, for any key except F1, continue with the standard - * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut... - */ - if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) - return FALSE; - /* ...finally, if F1 was pressed over any menu, show it's help page... */ gtk_signal_emit_stop_by_name (GTK_OBJECT (widget), "key_press_event"); diff --git a/app/paths_dialog.c b/app/paths_dialog.c index 52ef863e3c..c4f01e65b0 100644 --- a/app/paths_dialog.c +++ b/app/paths_dialog.c @@ -984,7 +984,7 @@ paths_dialog_edit_path_query (GtkWidget *widget) qbox = gimp_query_string_box (_("Edit Path Attributes"), gimp_standard_help_func, - "paths/dialogs/rename_path.html", + "paths/dialogs/edit_path_attributes.html", _("Enter a new name for the path"), text, NULL, NULL, diff --git a/app/preferences_dialog.c b/app/preferences_dialog.c index db265b5e7d..7d09ea1df0 100644 --- a/app/preferences_dialog.c +++ b/app/preferences_dialog.c @@ -1671,7 +1671,7 @@ prefs_cmd_callback (GtkWidget *widget, _("Default Comment"), GTK_CTREE (ctree), _("Default Comment"), - "dialogs/preferences/default_comment.html", + "dialogs/preferences/new_file.html#default_comment", top_insert, &child_insert, page_index); diff --git a/app/resize.c b/app/resize.c index e6465fca73..358b175f78 100644 --- a/app/resize.c +++ b/app/resize.c @@ -193,12 +193,12 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, case ResizeLayer: wmclass = "resize_layer"; window_title = _("Set Layer Boundary Size"); - help_page = "layers/dialogs/resize_layer.html"; + help_page = "layers/dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html"; break; case ResizeImage: wmclass = "resize_image"; window_title = _("Set Canvas Size"); - help_page = "dialogs/resize_image.html"; + help_page = "dialogs/set_canvas_size.html"; break; } frame = gtk_frame_new (_("Size")); @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ resize_widget_new (ResizeType type, user_data, NULL, NULL, TRUE, FALSE, _("Reset"), reset_callback, - resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, TRUE, + resize, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE, _("Cancel"), cancel_cb ? cancel_cb : gtk_widget_destroy, cancel_cb ? user_data : NULL, diff --git a/app/widgets/gimpgradienteditor.c b/app/widgets/gimpgradienteditor.c index 8c4305f5b7..f1d07dbe47 100644 --- a/app/widgets/gimpgradienteditor.c +++ b/app/widgets/gimpgradienteditor.c @@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ gradient_editor_create (void) gtk_widget_show (button); button = ed_create_button (_("Save as POV-Ray"), - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html", + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html", GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC (ed_save_pov_callback), NULL); GTK_WIDGET_UNSET_FLAGS (button, GTK_RECEIVES_DEFAULT); @@ -1866,7 +1866,7 @@ ed_save_pov_callback (GtkWidget *widget, /* Connect the "F1" help key */ gimp_help_connect_help_accel (window, gimp_standard_help_func, - "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_pov_ray.html"); + "dialogs/gradient_editor/save_as_povray.html"); gtk_widget_show (window); gtk_widget_set_sensitive (g_editor->shell, FALSE); diff --git a/app/widgets/gimpitemfactory.c b/app/widgets/gimpitemfactory.c index a933bf4379..0a4ec4142a 100644 --- a/app/widgets/gimpitemfactory.c +++ b/app/widgets/gimpitemfactory.c @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry image_entries[] = "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, { { N_("/File/Save As..."), NULL, file_save_as_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/dialogs/file_save.html", NULL }, - { { N_("/File/Revert"), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, + { { N_("/File/Revert..."), NULL, file_revert_cmd_callback, 0 }, "file/revert.html", NULL }, { { "/File/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, @@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Layer Boundary Size..."), "R", layers_dialog_resize_layer_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/resize_layer.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/layer_boundary_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Layer to Imagesize"), NULL, layers_dialog_resize_to_image_callback, 0 }, "layer_to_image_size.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Scale Layer..."), "S", layers_dialog_scale_layer_callback, 0 }, @@ -641,7 +641,7 @@ static GimpItemFactoryEntry layers_entries[] = { { "/---", NULL, NULL, 0, "" }, NULL, NULL }, { { N_("/Add Layer Mask..."), NULL, layers_dialog_add_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, - "dialogs/add_mask.html", NULL }, + "dialogs/add_layer_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Apply Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_apply_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, "apply_mask.html", NULL }, { { N_("/Delete Layer Mask"), NULL, layers_dialog_delete_layer_mask_callback, 0 }, @@ -1462,14 +1462,20 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, item_factory = (GtkItemFactory *) data; active_menu_item = GTK_MENU_SHELL (widget)->active_menu_item; - /* first, check if the user tries to assign a shortcut to the help - * menu items and ignore it... + /* first, get the help page from the item */ if (active_menu_item) { help_page = (gchar *) gtk_object_get_data (GTK_OBJECT (active_menu_item), "help_page"); + } + /* For any key except F1, continue with the standard + * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut, but don't + * assign a shortcut to the help menu entries... + */ + if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) + { if (help_page && *help_page && item_factory == toolbox_factory && @@ -1480,14 +1486,12 @@ menus_item_key_press (GtkWidget *widget, "key_press_event"); return TRUE; } + else + { + return FALSE; + } } - /* ...otherwise, for any key except F1, continue with the standard - * GtkItemFactory callback and assign a new shortcut... - */ - if (kevent->keyval != GDK_F1) - return FALSE; - /* ...finally, if F1 was pressed over any menu, show it's help page... */ gtk_signal_emit_stop_by_name (GTK_OBJECT (widget), "key_press_event"); 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Channel to Selection

Turns the mask of a custom channel into a selection based + on the intensity of its grayscale mask. +

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Delete Channel

Deletes the active channel. The channel below the deleted + channel will become the active channel. You can't delete a standard + Red, Green, or Blue channel. This is the same as clicking the + + + icon. +

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Duplicate Channel

Creates a copy of the active channel and places it above + the copied channel. The new path will have "copy" + added to the name of the copied channel as its name. This function + is the same as clicking the + + + icon. +

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Lower Channel

Channels are stacked on top of each of each other in the same way + as layers. You can lower them using this function. Channels can + also be lowered by dragging the channel down in the channels dialog, + or by using the + + + icons. +

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Raise Channel

Channels are stacked on top of each of each other in the same way + as layers. You can raise them using this function. Channels can + also be raised by dragging the channel up in the channels dialog + or by using the + + + icons. +

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Appendix B. Command Line Options

Table of Contents
GIMP
GIMP Tool
GIMP Remote

GIMP

When you launch GIMP, it will often be + from a graphical menu where you simply click on the + GIMP entry. This usually launches + GIMP in its default form without any + images loaded. If you launch GIMP from + a console, or edit the command used to launch it from the menu, + you can pass several options to it. These are in the format: + gimp [options ... ] [files ... ] +

GIMP Options

-h, --help

Displays a list of available options, and gives a terse + description of each one. +

-v, --version

Prints the version number of the installed + GIMP. +

-b, --batch <commands>

Runs GIMP in batch + (non-interactive) mode. Can someone explain how this + works please!! +

-g, --gimprc <gimprc>

Use an alternative gimprc + (GIMP settings file) instead of the + default which is usually located at + ~/gimp-1.1/gimprc. This is useful + where plug-in paths or machine specifications may be different. +

-n, --no-interface

Run without a user interface. +

-r, --restore-session

Attempt to restore a saved session. This will start + GIMP with the various dialogs + as they were in the saved state. +

--no-data

Start GIMP without loading + patterns, gradients, palettes and brushes. This + significantly reduces the startup time, and is often + useful when using GIMP in + non-interactive situations. +

--verbose

Prints startup messages to the console, showing all the + settings files which are parsed and the modules + loaded. This is often useful in debugging situations. +

--no-splash

Do not show the splash screen. This significantly + decreases the load time, although you will not see the + progress bar from the splash screen. This automatically + implies --verbose. +

--no-splash-image

Do not show the splash screen image as part of the splash + screen. Only shows text information in the splash + screen. The progress indicator is still visible. This + decreases GIMP's load time. +

--no-shm

Do not use shared memory between + GIMP and its plug-ins. Instead + of using shared memory, GIMP + will send data via pipe. This will result in slower + performance than using shared memory. +

--no-xshm

Do not use the X Shared Memory extension. If + GIMP is being displayed on a + remote X server, this probably needs to be enabled. It is + also useful for any X server that doesn't properly support + the X shared memory extension. This will result in slower + performance than with X shared memory enabled. +

--display <display>

Use the specified X display. +

--console-messages

Do not pop-up dialog boxes on errors or warning, print + them to the console instead. +

--debug-handlers

Enable debug handlers which turns on the stack trace prompt + for all signals, not just fatal ones. +

--system-gimprc <gimprc>

Use an alternate system-wide gimprc file. +

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GIMP User Manual

Copyright © 2000 by The GIMP Documentation Team

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
What is GIMP?
A Brief List of Features and Capabilities
Platform Support
About the Help System
What Can GIMP Do For Me?
Image Editing
Video Editing
2. Using GIMP
Starting for the First Time
User Directory
Performance Tuning
Monitor Resolution
The Main Interface
The ToolBox
The Image Window
File Formats
Supported Formats
What Format Should I Use?
3. ToolBox
Toolbox Introduction
The ToolBox
Module Browser
Help Page for Help
Context Help
Tip of the Day
About Dialog
4. Image
Image Menu Introduction
The Image Window
Undo
Redo
Cut
Copy
Paste
Paste Into
Paste As New
Cut Named
Copy Named
Paste Named
Clear
Fill
Stroke
Invert Selection
Select All
Select None
Float Selection
Feather Selection
Additional Information
Sharpen Selection
Shrink Selection
Grow Selection
Border Selection
Save Selection to Channel
Zoom
Dot for Dot
Info Window
The General Tab
The Extended Tab
Additional Information
Navigation Window
Additional Information
Toggle Selection
Toggle Rulers
Toggle Statusbar
Toggle Guides
Snap to Guides
New View
Shrink Wrap
RGB
Grayscale
Indexed Mode
Palette Options
Dithering
Desaturate
Invert
Equalize
Offset
Set Canvas Size
Scale Image
Scale Layer Warning
Duplicate
5. Layers
What are Layers?
Using Layers
Layers Dialog
New Layer
Stack
Duplicate Layer
Anchor Layer
Delete Layer
Layer Boundary Size
General
The chain button
Layer to Image Size
Scale Layer
Merge Visible Layers
General
Merge Down
Flatten Image
Add Layer Mask
Apply Layer Mask
Delete Layer Mask
Layer Mask to Selection
Add Alpha Channel
Aplha to Selection
Edit Layer Attributes
General
6. Channels
Channels Introduction
The Channels Dialog
Selections and Channels
The New Channel Dialog
Raise Channel
Lower Channel
Duplicate Channel
Channel to Selection
Delete Channel
Edit Channel Attributes
7. Paths
Paths Introduction
The Paths Dialog
Control area:
Edit area:
Path area:
New Path
Duplicate Path
Path to Selection
Stroke Path
Delete Path
Copy Path
Paste Path
Export Path
Import Path
Edit Path Attributes
8. Tools
Tools Introduction
Tool Options Dialog
Airbrush
Bezier Selection
Blend
Brightness-Contrast
Bucket Fill
By Color Selection
Clone
Color Balance
Color Picker
Convolver
Crop
Curves
Dodge or Burn
Elliptical Selection
Eraser
Flip
Free-Hand Selection
Fuzzy Selection
Histogram
Hue-Saturation
Ink
Intelligent Scissors
Levels
Magnify
Measure
Move
Paintbrush
Bezier Selection
Pencil
Posterize
Rectangular Selection
Smudge
Text Tool
Threshold
Transform
Perspective Transform
Rotate
Scale
Shear
9. File
File Operations Introduction
New Image
Open File
File Save or Save + As
Revert Image
Last Opened
Close
Really Close
Quit
Really Quit
10. Open
Open Image Introduction
Open by Extension
11. Save
Save Image Introduction
Save by Extension
12. Dialogs
Dialogs Introduction
Layers, Channels and Paths Dialog
Additional Information
The Preferences Dialog
New File Settings
Image Size and Unit
Image Resolution and Resolution Unit
Default Image Type
Maximum Image Size
Summary
Default Comment
Interface Settings
General
Help System
Image Windows
Tool Options
Display Settings
Transparency Type
Check Size
Install Colormap
Colormap Cycling
Environment Settings
Conservative Memory Usage
Levels of Undo
Tile Cache Size
Interpolation Type
Try to Write a Thumbnail File
"File > Save" Saves the Image
Session Management
Monitor Resolution
Directories
General
The Brush Selection Dialog
Preview and Brush Information
Settings
Pixmap Brushes
Brush Editor
Settings
The Gradient Selection Dialog
Additional Information
Gradient Editor
The Popup Menu
Copy Gradient
Delete Gradient
New Gradient
Rename Gradient
Replicate Segment
Save as PovRay
Split Segments Uniformly
The Pattern Selection Dialog
Additional Information
The Color Palette Dialog
Additional Information
The Palette Editor
General
Delete Palette
Import Palette
General
Merge Palette
New Palette
Indexed Palette
Input Devices
The Device Status Dialog
The Document Index Dialog
The Error Console Dialog
The Display Filters Dialog
The Gamma Display Filter
The High Contrast Display Filter
Undo History
The Standard GIMP Color Selector
The GTK Color Selector
The Triangle Color Selector
The Watercolor Color Selector
Edit Qmask Attributes
13. Filters
Filters Introduction
Reshow Last
Repeat Last
Description for Apply Canvas Filter
Description of Apply Canvas Dialog
Blinds
Blur
BZ2
Cubism
The Cubism Dialog
FITS
GPB
GIMP Table Magic
IIR Gaussian Blur
RLE Gaussian Blur
GZ
HRZ
JPEG
MIFF
Oilify
Short description of The Oilify + Dialog
PAT
Pixelize
PNG
PNM
The Print Plugin
Adjust Color
PSD
PSP
Qbist
The Qbist dialog
Ripple
Scatter HSV
Semi Flatten
SGI
Sharpen
Shift
Sunras
TGA
TIFF
Tile
URL
Value Invert
WMF
XWD
A. Keyboard Shortcuts
B. Command Line Options
GIMP
GIMP Tool
GIMP Remote
C. GIMP License
Glossary
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- The About dialog shows which Gimp version that you are using and also in - a random order the people that have contributed to the Gimp project. - To clear the dialog, click anywhere on it. -

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About Dialog

The About dialog shows which + GIMP version you are using and + also, in random order, the people who have contributed to the + GIMP project. To close the dialog, + click anywhere on it. +

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Tip of the DayUpImage
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Border

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- Border creates a new selection surrounding the outline of the old one. The - new selection is a hollow border area or frame that covers an area both outside - and inside the original selection edge. -

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Border Selection

Border creates a new selection surrounding + the outline of the old one. The new selection is a hollow border + area or frame in the specified width that covers an area both + outside and inside the original selection edge . +

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- The Brush Editor dialog allows you to make alterations to brushes. -At the top of the dialog, you can see the name of the brush (a new -brush will be called "Untitled"). This name can be edited to change the -brush name. If you choose a name which is the same as another brush, -Gimp will suffix "#x" (where x is a number). -

- Below the title, you can see a preview of how the final brush will -look. If you resize the brush to a size larger than the preview area, -the preveiw will be scaled, and the scale factor shown below it as a -ratio, such as 2:1 for 50% zoomed out. -

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- The remainder of the dialog controls how the brush will be look. -The Radius controls the distance from the center of the brush to the -furthest edge in pixels. The radius of a brush is 100 pixels. -

- The Hardness slider controls how much the brush fades towards it's -edges. A value closer to 1 will give a sharp edge, and closer to 0 will -give a fuzzy, blured effect. -

- The Aspect Ratio defines the diameter vertical as a ratio against the -horizontal diameter. A value of 1.0 will give a round brush since this -means that the horizontal diameter is 1x the vertical. The maximum -value is 20, where the horizontal diameter is 20x the vertical, which -gives a very squashed eliptical brush. -

- The final setting is Angle which is used when the aspect ratio is -more than 1.0. The angle can be between 0 and 180 degrees, which works -in an anti-clockwise direction. -

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Brush Editor

The Brush Editor dialog allows you to make + alterations to brushes. At the top of the dialog, you can see the + name of the brush (a new brush will be called + Untitled). This name can be edited to change + the brush name. If you choose a name which is the same as another + brush, GIMP will suffix the name with + #x.[1] +

Below the title, you can see a preview of the final brush. If you + size the brush to a size larger than the preview + area, the preview will be scaled and the scale factor shown below + it as a ratio, such as 2:1 for 50% zoomed out. +

Settings

The remainder of the dialog controls how the brush will look. + The Radius controls the distance from the + center of the brush to the furthest edge in pixels. The maximum + radius of a brush is 100 pixels. +

The Hardness slider controls how much the + brush fades towards its edges. A value closer to 1 will give a + sharp edge and closer to 0 will give a fuzzy, blurred effect. +

The Aspect Ratio defines the vertical + diameter in a ratio to the horizontal diameter. A value of 1.0 + will give a round brush since this means that the horizontal + diameter is the same as the vertical. The maximum value is 20 + which gives a horizontal diameter twenty times larger than the + vertical, resulting in a very squashed, elliptical brush. +

The final setting is Angle which is used + when the aspect ratio is more than 1.0. The angle can be between + 0 and 180 degrees, measured counterclockwise. +

Notes

[1]

where + x is a number.

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The Brush Selection - Dialog

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- It's in this dialog you choose what brush you want to use, and the settings - you want to apply to the brush. The dialog displays all the available brushes. - You may also notice some unusual brushes, like colored brushes (pixmap brushes), - brushes with a red triangle in the right corner a so called "Image House" - brush , brushes with artistic text, little flourishes or doodles, etc. -

- All of those brushes are relatively easy to create in Gimp and save them - in the appropriate format. Gimp also provides you with a brush editor - where you can create and edit brushes (you can only edit brushes that are - created in the brush editor). -

- Preview and Brush Information -

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- You will see that some of the brushes in the dialog has a little + sign. - The + sign is indicating that the brush preview is scaled to fit, i.e. the - brush is larger in reality. To view the real size of the brush, click and - hold on the brush square and the real size brush will appear (and disappear - when you release the mouse). -

- When you choose a brush the name and the size of the brush will appear in - the brush dialog. The brush size is measured in pixels. -

- Settings -

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- Spacing is the distance between your brush marks. If you set the spacing - to 100 the brushmarks will be like a bead of pearls. If you set the spacing - to zero, the brushmarks will create a solid, brush-shaped line. If the spacing - is higher than 100 the brushmarks will form a dotted line. Note: It is mostly - not useful to set the spacing to zero since the brush (most notably fuzzy - ones) will look unnatural. -

- Pixmap Brushes -

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- Pixmap brushes are small images (with or without color) that can be used - as a brush. Since the brush is a image you can't alter it's color, i.e the - color setting in the toolbox will not apply to this image. Note: That if - you use color as a pressure sensitivity when you paint you will be able to - change the color of the pixmap brush. For information how to create and save - a Pixmap Brush please see the Gimp Pixmap - Brush page. -

- Image Hose Brushes -

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- The Image Hose brush is a specialized pixmap brush, you will notice that - the brush is a Image Hose by the little red triangle in the bottom right - corner. The difference between a Pixmap brush and a Image Hose is that the - Image Hose contains one or several Pixmap brushes. -

- The preview of an Image Hose is also a bit special, since an Image hose is - built up of several Pixmap brushes you will see all brushes displayed as - a small animation when you invoke the preview function (press and hold on - the brush preview). -

- Since the Image Hose is built up of several Pixmap brushes there are functions - to control which of the brushes you will paint with. The functions are - incremental, angular, random, velocity, pressure, xtilt and ytilt. To give - you an idea say that the Image Hose is built up of several arrows and has - angular as control function. Then you will be able to paint arrows that follows - your movements when you draw. Note: That you can't edit those function they - are built into the Image Hose brush file when it was created. For further - explanation of how to create Image Hoses please see the - Gimp Pixmap Brush page. -

- New, Edit and Delete Brushes -

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- You can create new brushes by clicking on the new button. This will bring - up the Brush Editor dialog where - you can create your brush. You can edit brushes created in the brush dialog, - invoking edit on brush of that type will once again bring up the Brush Editor - dialog where you can alter your brush. Naturally you can also delete brushes - created in the Brush Editor, just click on Delete and they will vanish. -

- Additional Information -

-

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+B -

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The Brush Selection Dialog

In this dialog you choose what brush you want to use + and the settings you + want to apply to the brush. The dialog displays all the available + brushes. You may also notice some of + GIMP's special + features like colored brushes (pixmap brushes), brushes with a red + triangle in the right corner (so-called "Image Hose" + brushes), brushes with artistic text, little flourishes and + doodles, etc. +

All of those brushes are relatively easy to create in + GIMP and save in the appropriate + format. GIMP also provides you with a + brush editor + where you can create and edit brushes. [1] +

Preview and Brush Information

You will see that some of the brushes in the dialog have a + little + sign. The + sign + is indicating that the brush preview is scaled to fit the space. + To view the real size of the brush, click and hold on the + brush square and the real size brush will + appear (and disappear when you release the mouse). +

When you choose a brush, the name and the size of the brush will + appear in the brush dialog. The brush + size is measured in pixels. +

Settings

Spacing is the distance between your brush + marks. If you set the spacing to 100, the brushmarks will be + like a string of pearls. If you set the spacing to zero, the + brushmarks will create a solid, brush-shaped line. If the + spacing is higher than 100, the brushmarks will form a dotted + line. +

Pixmap Brushes

Pixmap brushes are small images that can be used as a brush. + Since the brush is an image, you can't alter its color. The + color setting in the toolbox will not apply to this image. +

If you use color as a pressure sensitivity when you paint + you will be able to change the color of the pixmap brush. + For information on how to create and save a Pixmap Brush + please see the GIMP Pixmap Brush page. +

+

Notes

[1]

you can + only edit brushes that are created in the brush + editor

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- The Channels tab displays the three RGB channels, showing the current red, - green or blue color values of each pixel in your image. The RGB channel - thumbnails are grayscale representations of each color channel, where white - represents 100% color, and black represents no color. -

- The RGB channels each have an eye icon, so you can look at your image in - a single color channel. Click off the eye icon in the Blue and Green channels, - so that only the Red channel is visible. Bright red in the red channel is - the equivalent of a maximum red value for that pixel; black means that the - pixel has no red at all in it. If all three channels have maximum values - for an area, that area is white. -

- The RGB channels are always active when a layer is active, and they display - the color values of all visible layers, not just the active one. Unlike layers, - the RGB channels can all be active at the same time.You can also choose to - work in one or two specific color channels, by clicking on the appropriate - channels to activate the ones you want and deactivate the ones you don't - want. -

- You can create new channels by clicking the on the new button. This will - bring up the New Channel dialog where you - can set name, color and fill amount of the new channel. If you want to alter - the values later on you just dubbel click on the channel which will bring - up the Edit Channel Attributes - dialog. Normally you don't work with extra channels but they can be very - handy to create and store selections within. -

- If you right click on the layer name you will be able to access the layer - menu, with in the layer menu you have access to several other layer commands, - see Index. -

- An experienced user can also use them to crate patterns and to create advanced - colored images with. The channel stack tools are more or less only useful - when you work with those kind of images. -

- Selections and Channels -

-

- You are able to store a selection as a channel with the - right-click|Select|Save - To Channel command. If you do so a new channel will be created, - and in that channel you can paint, and erase etc. When you have altered your - channel you can turn it into a selection again. To turn it into a selection - you just click on the - Channel To Selection - button. This is a very convenient way to alter selections and not to talk - about store several selections. In fact you can create selections from scratch - by creating a new channel, alter it and then apply Channel To Selection. -

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The Channels Dialog

The Channels tab displays the three + RGB channels, showing the current red, green, or + blue color values of each pixel in your image. The + RGB channel thumbnails are grayscale + representations of each color channel with white representing 100% + color and black representing no color. +

The RGB channels each have an + eye icon, so you can look at your image in a + single color channel. Click off the eye icon in + the Blue and Green channels, so that only the Red channel is + visible. Bright red in the red channel is the equivalent of a + maximum red value for that pixel; black means that the pixel has + no red at all in it. You will see bright red for areas that are + white or bright red. If all three channels have maximum values + for an area, that area is white in the actual image. +

The RGB channels are always active when a layer + is active. They display the color values of all visible layers, + not just the active one. Unlike layers, the RGB + channels can all be active at the same time. You can also choose + to work in one or two specific color channels by clicking on the + appropriate channels to activate the ones you want and deactivate + the ones you don't want. +

You can create new channels by clicking the + New button. This will bring up the + New Channel + dialog where you can set name, color, and fill amount of the new + channel. If you want to alter the values later on, you just double + click on the channel which will bring up the + Edit Channel Attributes dialog. + Normally you don't work with extra channels, but they can be very + handy for creating and storing selections. +

If you right click on the layer name + you will be able to access the layer menu. In the layer menu you + have access to several other layer commands, see + Chapter 6. +

An experienced user can also use them to create patterns and + advanced colored images. The channel stack tools are more or less + only useful when you work with those kind of images. +

Selections and Channels

You are able to store a selection as a channel with the + rightclick Select + Save To Channel + command. This creates a new channel where you can paint, erase, + and perform any other drawing function. The altered channel can + be turned into a selection again by clicking on the + Channel To Selection button. + This is a very convenient way to alter selections and store + several selections. In fact, you can create selections from + scratch by creating a new channel, altering it, and then + applying Channel To Selection. +

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- Allows you to alter the name, color and fill opacity of the channel. -

- The fill opacity is mainly useful if you want to set how much of the underlaying - image you want to see, when you work with channel that you later on will - turn into a selection. The advanced user will also use it to "control" ink - opacity when she works with e.g duotones. -

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Edit Channel Attributes

Allows you to alter the name, color and fill opacity of the + channel. +

The fill opacity is useful for setting + how visible the underlying image is when you work with a channel + that will later be converted to a selection. The advanced user + will also use it to "control" ink opacity when he + works with things like duotones. +

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- Allows you to set the name, color and fill opacity of the channel you are - about to create. -

- The fill opacity is mainly useful if you want to set how much of the underlaying - image you want to see, when you work with channel that you later on will - turn into a selection. The advanced user will also use it to "control" ink - opacity when she works with e.g duotones. -

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The New Channel Dialog

Allows you to alter the name, color and fill opacity of the + new channel. +

The fill opacity is useful for setting + how visible the underlying image is when you work with a channel + that will later be converted to a selection. The advanced user + will also use it to "control" ink opacity when he + works with things like duotones. Also you have the opportunity + to set a color which the channel will use when it's active. +

The color field is a multifunction widget - doubleclicking + with your left mousebutton will + show the color selector and you can drag and drop colors + from any color field in GIMP on it. +

+

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-The Standard Gimp Color Selector -

- -

-You can change the color manually by clicking on a hue in the spectrum color -field to the right, and then dragging the cross in the large color box on -the left to the exact color you want. If you want a specific RGB -(Red, Green, Blue) or HSV (Hue, Saturation, -Value) color, type the exact value in -the HSV or RGB parameter fields or drag the sliders to specify a -color. -

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-The H (hue) channel is displayed in the color fields by default when you -open the Color Selection dialog. However, you can choose to search in another -channel for the color you want. It can be very useful to change the channel -to S (saturation) or V (value) when you're searching for a specific color. The -color spectrum will be displayed in a quite different way by doing this and -you might find it more useful. -

- -

-In the bottom of the dialog you will find the current color specified as -a hexedecimal triplet. The function is targeted at Web developers - to -get the color -code into your HTML document simply select it and paste it in with your middle -mouse button. In Windows you must use Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V to achieve the same -result. -

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The Standard GIMP Color Selector

You can change the color manually by clicking on a hue in the + spectrum color field to the right, and then + dragging the cross in the large color box + on the left to the exact color you want. If you want a specific + RGB (Red, Green, Blue) or + HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) color, type the + exact value in the HSV or + RGB parameter fields or drag the sliders to + specify a color. +

The H (hue) channel is displayed in the color + fields by default when you open the Color + Selection dialog. However, you can choose to search + in another channel for the color you want. It can be very useful + to change the channel to S (saturation) or + V (value) when you're searching for a specific + color. The color spectrum will be displayed in a quite different + way by doing this and you might find it more useful. +

In the bottom of the dialog you will find the current color + specified as a hexedecimal triplet. The function is targeted at + Web developers — to get the color code into your + HTML document simply select it and paste it in + with your middle mouse button. If you are + using GIMP for Windows you must use Ctrl+C + and Ctrl+V + to achieve the same result. +

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-The GTK color selector is similar to Gimp's standard -color selector. The main difference is that you can't select in which color -space you want to work. The left color bar is always working -in value mode and you can alter the hue and saturation by dragging your -mouse in the circle. -

- -

-Another difference is that the RGB values are represented in percent instead -of values from 0 to 255. 100% (1.0) is 255 and 0% (0.0) is 0. The fact -is that you should see it as the amount of e.g. red that you want to mix into -your color. -

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The GTK Color Selector

The GTK color selector is similar to + Gimp's standard color selector. + The main difference is that you can't select in which color space + you want to work. The left color bar is always working in value + mode and you can alter the hue and saturation by dragging your + mouse in the circle. +

Another difference is that the RGB values are + represented in percent instead of values from 0 to 255. 100% (1.0) + is 255 and 0% (0.0) is 0. The fact is that you should see it as + the amount of e.g. red that you want to mix into your color. +

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-The Triangle Color Selector -

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-The triangle color selector is one of the best color selectors in GIMP. -This is due to the fact that it allows you to visualize hue, value and -saturation simultaneously. You control the hue by dragging the -triangle around in the outer circle. When you have -selected your base color, you simply alter the value and saturation by -pressing and dragging inside the triangle color scale. - -

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The Triangle Color Selector

The triangle color selector is one of the + best color selectors in GIMP. This is + due to the fact that it allows you to visualize hue, value and + saturation simultaneously. You control the hue by dragging the + triangle around in the outer + circle. When you have selected your base color, you + simply alter the value and saturation by pressing and dragging + inside the triangle color scale. +

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-The Watercolor Color Selector -

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-This color selector resembles the little water cup you use for -blending colors when you're making a watercolor painting. -

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-If you want to mix a color, simply move the mouse over the color scale -while pressing the left mouse button. If the color gets too dark you -just press the right mouse button to fade the color. You can also set -the pressure with which you collect the colors. Setting a low pressure -means you have to drag more to get a dark, highly saturated color, but -gives better control over the mixing. -

- -

-You can save ten colors in the dialog. If you want to save a color -that you have mixed, just press new and the color will appear in the -color array. Remember that you can only save ten colors. If you -already have ten colors and save a new color, the oldest one will be -replaced. -

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The Watercolor Color Selector

This color selector resembles the little water cup you use for + blending colors when you're making a watercolor painting. +

If you want to mix a color, simply move the mouse over the color + scale while pressing the left mouse button. + If the color gets too dark you just press the + right mouse button to fade the color. You + can also set the pressure with which you collect the colors. + Setting a low pressure means you have to drag more to get a dark, + highly saturated color, but gives better control over the mixing. +

You can save ten colors in the dialog. If you want to save a color + that you have mixed, just press new and the + color will appear in the color array. Remember that you can only + save ten colors. If you already have ten colors and save a new + color, the oldest one will be replaced. +

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- This mode enables you to convert your RGB or Grayscale Image to an Indexed - image. An Indexed image is a image which only can have the colors specified - in it's color palette present in the image file. The maximum number of colors - in a Index image is 256. If you want to make e.g transparent GIF images then - you can only have a maximum of 255 colors since the last color (i.e color - number 256) will be used to determine if the pixel is opaque or transparent. -

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- Generate optimal palette: -
- This is most of the time the best options to create a indexed image with. - Gimp will evaluate your colors and create a color palette suitable for the - image. You can specify the amount of colors that you want to have in your - index image but remember that you can't have more than 255 colors if are - about to create a index image with transparency. -
- Use custom palette: -
- If you want to use a predefined palette you have to use this option. You - have to choose your palette from the drop down menu, by default it's Web - palette. The Web palette is the palette used by e.g Netscape. This will help - you create web safe index images images (There is some debate if you should - index against the Web palette or not). -
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- Custom Palette Options: -
- Remove unused colors from final palette: If the palette contains colors that - aren't used in the Index image you can remove those colors and make the image - file size smaller. This is a good option so keep it enabled. -
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- Use black/white (1-bit) palette: -
- This option will create a "monochrome" image only built up of either black - or white pixels. -
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- Dithering -

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- An Index image can only be built up of a maximum of 256 colors. Most of the - time this is quite limited and you will not be able to have all the colors - in your image represented in this limited color space. The image will look - like it is built up of "bands" or "color areas". To make Index images look - better you can dither them. This means that you will mix two or several colors - to mimic the missing color. The disadvantage is that the image can look like - it's built up of "dots". -

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- No color dithering: -
- Will disable dithering totally. -
- Positioned color dithering: -
- This is a option to use when you are dealing with animations (e.g gif - animations). The problem with dithering with e.g Floyd Steinberg dithering - in animations is that the dithering will not be constant. If you instead - use positioned dithering the dithering in constant areas will remain constant - across your frames. It is not as good as Floyd Steinberg dithering but is - better than no dithering at all. -
- Floyd Steinberg dithering color dithering (reduced color - bleeding): -
- When you use normal Floyd Steinberg dithering you will experience that the - colors will bleed to much . This is very visible when you index gradients, - the effect is that the gradient will look unnatural. If you encounter this - effect it's advisable to use this option (i.e Floyd Steinberg dithering reduced - colour bleeding). -
- Floyd Steinberg dithering (normal): -
- This is the best option to use when you are indexing images. It's only in - special cases that you will use the other dithering methods available. -
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- Enable dithering of transparency: -
- Indexed images only have one transparency mode either it is off (the pixel - is totally solid) or on (the pixel is totally transparent). This makes it - very difficult to index images with smooth transitions from opaque to - transparent. When you enable dithering of transparency Gimp will try to mimic - the smooth transition by dithering pixels on and off. Note: A good alternative - to transparency dithering is the - Right-Click|Filters|Colors|Semi-Flatten - function. -
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Indexed Mode

This mode enables you to convert RGB or grayscale images + to indexed images. An indexed image is an image which only has the colors + specified in its color palette. The color palette is saved in the image + file. The maximum number of colors in an indexed image is 256. If you want + to make transparent GIF images, then you can only use a + maximum of 255 colors since the last color will be used to determine if the + pixel is opaque or transparent. +

Palette Options

Generate optimal palette

For the most part, this option is the best to use when + creating an indexed image. + GIMP will evaluate your colors and + create a color palette suitable for the image. You can + specify the number of colors that you want to have in your + indexed image, but remember that you can't have more than 255 + colors if are about to create an indexed image with + transparency. +

Use custom palette

If you want to use a predefined palette, you have to use + this option. You then choose your palette from the drop + down menu. By default it's Web + palette. The Web palette + is the palette used by web browsers such as + Netscape. This will help you + create web-safe indexed images. +

There is some debate over indexing against the + Web palette. +

+

Custom Palette Options

Remove unused colors from final palette + : If the palette contains colors that aren't + used in the indexed image, you can remove the extra colors + and make the image file size smaller. This is a good + option so keep it enabled. +

Use black/white (1-bit) palette +

This option will create a monochrome image only built up + of black and white pixels. +

Dithering

An indexed image can only be built up of a maximum of 256 + colors. Most of the time this is quite limiting and you will not + be able to have all the colors in your image represented in this + limited color space. The image might look like it is built up of + "bands" or "color areas". To make + indexed images look better, you can dither them. This means that + two or more colors are mixed to mimic the missing color. The + disadvantage is that the image can look like it's built up of + "dots". +

No color dithering

Will disable dithering totally. +

Positioned color dithering

Use this option when you are dealing with animations + such as GIF animations. The problem + with dithering in animations is that the dithering will + not be constant. If you choose positioned dithering + instead, the dithering in constant areas will remain + constant across your frames. It is not as good as + Floyd Steinberg dithering, but is + better than no dithering at all. +

Floyd Steinberg color dithering + (reduced color bleeding)

With normal Floyd Steinberg dithering, you may + experience too much color bleeding. This is very visible + when you index gradients, causing an unnatural look. If + you encounter this effect, it is advisable to use this + option (i.e Floyd Steinberg dithering reduced colour + bleeding). +

Floyd Steinberg dithering (normal) +

This is the best option to use when you are indexing + images. It's only in special cases that you will use the + other dithering methods available. +

Enable dithering of transparency +

Indexed images only have one transparency mode — either it + is off (the pixel is totally solid) or on (the pixel is + totally transparent). This makes it very difficult to + index images with smooth transitions from opaque to + transparent. When you enable dithering of transparency, + GIMP will try to mimic the + smooth transition by dithering pixels on and off. +

Note: A good alternative to transparency dithering + is the Rightclick-> + Filters -> + Colors -> + Semi-Flatten + function. +

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- Lets you copy the current selection of the image to a named buffer. You can copy several - parts to different buffers by giving them different names. Later on you are - able to paste an elective buffer by invoking - Right-Click|Edit|Buffer|Paste - Named. If you don't specify a selection, the whole of -the current layer will by copied. -

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Copy Named

Lets you copy the current selection of the image to a named + buffer. You can copy several parts to different buffers by giving + them different names. Later on you are able to paste a buffer by + invoking Rightclick -> + Edit -> Buffer + -> Paste Named . If you + don't specify a selection, the entire active layer will be copied. +

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- Lets you cut the current selection to a named buffer. You can cut several parts - to different buffers by giving them different names. Later on you are able - to paste an elective buffer by invoking - Right-Click|Edit|Buffer|Paste - Named. If you don't specify a selection, the whole of -the current layer is cut. -

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Cut Named

Lets you cut the current selection to a named buffer. You can cut + several parts to different buffers by giving them different names. + Later on you are able to paste a selected buffer by invoking + Right-click + Edit -> Buffer + -> Paste Named . If you + don't specify a selection, the entire active layer is cut. +

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- The Device dialog will show you the status of your input devices. This is - (only) useful if you have a drawing tablet. If you do have then you will - be able to see and adjust what tool, color, brush, pattern and gradient you - have assigned to your different pens (i.e input devices). -

- To alter the context each device has you simply drag and drop brushes, tools - etc. with the middle mouse button from the respective dialog (e.g you drag - and drop tools from the tool box). -

- It can be very wise to set up a standard context for all your tools and save - it (and disable saving of device status on exit in the preference dialog). - By doing so you will always have the same settings of the tools each time - you start Gimp. -

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The Device dialog will show you the status + of your input devices. This is only useful if you have a drawing + tablet. If you do have one, then you will be able to see and + adjust what tool, color, brush, pattern and gradient you have + assigned to your different pens (i.e input devices). +

To alter the context each device has, you simply drag and drop + brushes, tools etc. with the middle + mouse button from the respective dialog (e.g you drag and drop + tools from the toolbox). +

It can be very wise to set up a standard context for all your + tools and save it (and disable saving of device status on exit in + the preference dialog). By doing so you + will always have the same settings of the tools each time you + start GIMP. +

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-Enables you to control Gimp color correction modules. On the right -side you have a list of available filters which you can add and there -by activate. The active filters will show up in the left list where -you can adjust the order of the currently active filters. If you mark -the filter and invoke Configure you can set options -specific to that filter. -

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Enables you to control GIMP color + correction modules. On the right side, is a list of available + filters which you can add and activate. The active + filters will show up in the left list where you can adjust the + order of the active filters. If you mark the filter and + invoke Configure you can set options + specific to that filter. +

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-The gamma display filter allows you to configure the way GIMP displays -images so your monitor will display them in a method that, as much as -possible, is the same as how the images will appear when printed -out. The level of gamma can be configured in display -filters — the default value is 1.00. -

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The Gamma Display Filter

The gamma display filter allows you to configure the way + GIMP displays images so your monitor + will display them in a method that, as much as possible, is the + same as how the images will appear when printed out. The level of + gamma can be configured in display filters + — the default value is 1.00. +

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The High Contrast Display Filter

Sorry, but the help page for "The High Contrast Display Filter" + is not written yet. +

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The Document - Index Dialog

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- The document index dialog will enable you to see all previously opened images - in Gimp. -

- You can open a image by double clicking on the entry for it or by marking - it and click open. You are also able to sort the index by either moving the - position of a entry or removing it. -

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The Document Index Dialog

The document index dialog will enable you + to see all previously opened images in GIMP + . +

You can open an image by double clicking on the entry for it or by + marking it and clicking open. You are also + able to sort the index by moving the position of entries or + removing them. +

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The Edit Qmask - Attributes Dialog

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- Allows you to alter the name, color and fill opacity of the quick mask channel. -

- The fill opacity is mainly useful if you want to set how much of the underlying - image you want to see, when you work with quick mask that you later on will - turn into a selection. If you set it to high you will not be able to see the - image that you are working with. Changing the color is most of the time only - useful if the image you are working with is mostly red. -

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Edit Qmask Attributes

Allows you to alter the name, color, and fill opacity of the quick + mask channel. +

The fill opacity is used to set how much of + the underlying image is visible when you work with the quick mask. + If you set it too high, you will not be able to see the image + underneath. Use a color that allows a good visibility of the + underlying image (i.e. not red if it is a red image). +

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The Error Console - Dialog

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- The error console will show internal Gimp - error messages. An example of such error is when Gimp fails to save or load - a image. -

- If you encounter a bug in Gimp it can be wise to open the error console and - try to reproduce the bug. If Gimp then produces any error messages you can - post that along with a bug description to the Gimp developers. -

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The Error Console Dialog

The error console will show internal + GIMP error messages. An example of + such an error is when GIMP fails to save + or load an image. +

If you encounter a bug in GIMP, it can + be wise to open the error console and try to reproduce the bug. If + GIMP then produces any error messages, + you can email <bugs@gimp.org> the message along with + a bug description to the GIMP + developers at <gimp-developer@scam.xcf.berkeley.edu>. +

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Feather - Selection

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- In the Feather dialog you select how much you want to feather the selection - by. -

- Feather produces a selection with fuzzy edges. In other words, a feathered - selection becomes more and more transparent until it reaches the edges of - the selection. Feather allows you to blend a color or image softly with the - background. -

- Additional Information -

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F -

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Feather Selection

In the Feather dialog you select by how + much you want to feather the selection. +

Feather produces a selection with fuzzy + edges. In other words, when a selection is feathered, it becomes + more and more transparent until it reaches the edges of the + selection. Feather allows you to blend a color or image softly + into the background. +

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-Shift- F +

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New Image

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- File New will create a new Gimp image in either RGB (color) or Grayscale - mode. You can't create an Indexed image since you will not know which colors - your palette should have. Besides, working in Indexed mode is not a good choice - instead work in RGB and convert to Indexed just before saving the image. -

- How to create a new image: -

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- Set the resolution: -
- The resolution is how many pixels per length unit you what your image to - built up with. The default 72ppi (72 pixels/inch) is good if you want to - create web graphics (you can alter the default value in the preferences dialog). - However if you going to print your image you will probably need a lot more - than 72ppi.
- You have several choices about how you want to measure the resolution pixels - per inch, mm, points or picas (there is also an option which will bring - up a dialog with even more choices). We suggest that you stick to ppi since - that the most common format when you are dealing with images.
- You can have different X and Y resolutions by unchecking the chain but that - is not recommended. -
- Set the size: -
- You have two options either you can set it directly in pixels in the - top frame or in a real world unit in the middle frame. If you are working - with web graphics we suggest that you deal with pixels directly. If you going - to print your image then setting in a real world unit is the preferred. -
- Set the mode/type of image: -
- Set the mode to either RGB or Grayscale -
- Set fill type: -
- Foreground takes the currently active foreground color from the toolbox
- Background take the currently active background color from the toolbox
- White sets the fill color to white no matter what the toolbox - color is
- Transparent prevents the image from filling instead you will get a - totally "empty" image to start with. -
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- The Reset button resets all values their default values. OK creates a new - image. -

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New Image

File New will create a new image in + either RGB (color) or grayscale mode. You can't + create an indexed image since GIMP will + not know which colors your palette should have. Working in indexed + mode is usually not a good choice. Instead work in + RGB and convert to indexed just before saving + the image. +

How to create a new image: + +

Set the resolution

The resolution is how many pixels per unit you want for + your image. The default 72dpi (72 pixels/inch) is good if + you want to create web graphics (you can alter the default + value in the preferences dialog). + However if you are going to print your image, you will + probably need a lot more than 72dpi. You have several + choices about how you want to measure the resolution + — pixels per inch, mm, points or picas (there is + also an option which will bring up a dialog with even more + choices). We suggest that you stick to ppi since that the + most common format when you are dealing with images. You + can have different X and Y resolutions by unlinking the + chain, but that is not recommended. +

Set the size

You have two options. Either you can set it directly in + pixels in the top frame or in a real world unit in the + middle frame. If you are working with web graphics we + suggest that you deal with pixels directly. If you are + going to print your image, then setting in a real world + unit is the preferred. +

Set the mode/type of image

Set the mode to either RGB or Grayscale +

Set fill type

Foreground takes the current + foreground color from the toolbox. + Background takes the current + background color from the toolbox. + White sets the fill color to white no matter what the + toolbox colors are. Transparent prevents the image from + filling. Instead you will get a totally + "empty" image to start. +

+

The Reset button resets all values to + their default values. OK creates a new image. +

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Open File

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- Open dialog is where you can load images into the Gimp for viewing -or editing. The left hand window shows the directories and the right -hand side shows the files in the selected directory. To open a file, -select it in the files listing, then choose what file type it is - if -the file has an extension which defines it's filetype (such as .xcf) -you can select "Automatic" and Gimp will open the file in that format. -Alternatively, you can force Gimp to open the file as a specific format -by choosing one of the other options in the drop down list. -

- Some images have a preview associated with then so you can see what -the image is before opening it. This is particularly useful for larger -images, where opening the full image will take a while. If an image -doesn't have a preview, you can click "Generate Preview" to create on. -This preview image is stored in the a sub-directory of the current one, -called .xvpics. This preview image will be used in future when using -the open dialog. Clicking OK opens the image with the selected -settings, Cancel aborts. -

- A useful feature of the Load Image dialog is autocompletion of -filenames. Type the first few letters of the filename and pressing the -Tab key will complete as much of the filename as is uniquely defined by -what has already been typed. The side of the dialog will display all -files that match the letters in the selection box. You can then type -more letters and press Tab again to update the window. You -can load multiple images by pressing Shift key and clicking on each -file you want to open. -

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Open File

Open dialog is where you can load images + into GIMP for viewing or editing. The + left hand window shows the directories and the right hand window + shows the files in the selected directory. To open a file, select + it in the files listing then choose the correct file type. If the + file has an extension which defines its filetype (such as .xcf) + you can select Automatic and + GIMP will open the file in that format. + Alternatively, you can force GIMP to + open the file as a specific format by choosing one of the other + options in the drop down list. +

Some images have a preview associated with them so you can see + what the image is before opening it. This is particularly useful + for larger images where opening the full image will take a while. + If an image doesn't have a preview, you can click + Generate Preview to create one. This + preview image is stored in a sub-directory of the current one + called .xvpics. This + preview image will be used in the future when using the + open dialog. Clicking + OK opens the image with the selected + settings; Cancel aborts. +

A useful feature of the Load Image dialog + is autocompletion of file names. Type the first few letters of the + file name and press the Tab key. + GIMP will then complete as much of the + file name as is uniquely defined by what has already been typed. + The right side of the dialog will display all files that match the + letters in the selection box. You can then type more letters and + press Tab again to update the window. +

You can load multiple images by pressing Shift + and clicking on each file you want to open. +

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File Save or - Save As

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- File save lets you save your file either by it's extension e.g save a file.xcf - as a a XCF image. The XCF file format is Gimps native file format and is - the preferred format to save all your images in. You can of course - save as e.g TIFF or JPEG but all the specific Gimp image information will - be lost (i.e the information about layers, channels, parasites, etc). -

- When you save a image in a non Gimp format (i.e not as a XCF or XJT image) - will get the opportunity to export it. By exporting it you will be sure of - getting all the visual image information saved in the non native format. - If you Ignore export then only the currently active layer will be saved. -

- The save dialog works like any other file dialogs but you also have two ways - to fast navigation. Tab completion, e.g if you have a directory /gimp and - the save dialog is currently with in the /home/gimp directly. Then you only - have to type /gi and hit tab and the name will be completed (It works - just like tab completion in bash or tchs sells in UNIX or if you have turned - it on as tab completion in the cms in NT). You also have a drop down directory - menu which will enable you to quickly move up in the directory hirarcy. -

- To even extend the opportunity you can create directories, delete and rename - files in the save dialog. Creating directories is very handy since often - end up doing a new image for a new project before you made a directory to - contain images for the project. However you must sometimes step up and down - once in the directory hierarcy before Gimp will be able to see the new directory. -

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File Save or Save + As

File Save lets you save your file either by + its extension e.g. save a + file.xcf as an + XCF image. The XCF file + format is GIMP's native file format + and is the preferred format to save all your images in. + +

You can of course save as TIFF, + JPEG, or one of the other available + formats, but all the specific GIMP + image information will be lost (i.e the information about + layers, channels, parasites, etc). +

+

When you save an image in a non-GIMP + format (i.e not as a XCF or + XJT image) you could be asked to export it. By + exporting it, you will be sure of getting all the visual image + information saved in the non-native format. (Exporting will, for + example, flatten an image to be saved as + .jpg) Ignoring the suggestion to export runs + the risk of losing valuable image information such as nonactive + layers. +

The save dialog works like any other file + dialog, but you also have two means of fast navigation. Tab + completion, if you have a directory /gimp and the + save dialog is currently with in the + /home/gimp directly. Then + you only have to type /gi and hit + TAB and the name will be completed (It works just + like TAB completion in + bash or tsh + shells in UNIX or if you have turned it on as TAB + completion in the cms in + NT). You also have a drop down + directory menu which will enable you to quickly move up in the + directory hierarchy. +

You can also create directories and delete or rename files in the + save dialog. Sometimes it is necessary to + step up and down once in the directory hierarchy before + GIMP will be able to see the new + directory. +

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Copy - Gradient

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- Lets you specify the name of the copy. The copy will be stored in your personal - Gimp gradient directory. -

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Copy Gradient

Lets you specify the name of the copied gradient. The copy will + be stored in your personal GIMP + gradient directory. +

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- Confirmation dialog if you really want to delete the gradient. Remember that - you will some times will not delete the Gradient for real due to access rights. - But you better be sure (specially under Win32) otherwise you will not be - able to redo the delete. However if you due to permission rights not are - entitled to delete the Gradient for real it will be deleted for the rest - of your present Gimp Session and appear the next time you start Gimp. -

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Delete Gradient

A confirmation dialog asks if you really want to delete the + gradient. Remember that sometimes you cannot actually delete the + gradient because you lack the necessary rights to the file. But + you better be sure (especially under + Win32) because you will not be able + to undo the delete. However, if you are not entitled to delete the + Gradient, it will be deleted from the rest of your present + GIMP Session and reappear the next time + you start GIMP. +

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The Gradient - Editor

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- The Gradient Editor allows you to create or edit complex gradients that you - can use with e.g the blend tool. -

- You'll find a list of all available gradients under Gradients, and the currently - selected gradient can be seen in a preview window.   The buttons to - the right let you create, copy, delete, save and refresh gradients and save - as POV-Ray format. You can also zoom the gradient with the zoom buttons present - in the main dialog. -

- The triangles at the bottom of the gradient preview window are color section - markings. Two kinds of marks exist: black endpoints and white midpoints. - The area between two black points is called a segment. You select a segment - by clicking on it. A selected segment turns a darker shade of gray. Most - work that you do in the gradient editor will be about changing and editing - those segments in one way or another. -

- ° You can move an entire selection by clicking in the darker gray field - and dragging. -

- ° If you move a white midpoint and affect the color transition by dragging - it. -

- ° Dragging a black endpoint  will stretch the area between that - endpoint and the midpoint -

- ° If you click on an endpoint, then press Shift and drag, you will compress - or expand the entire selection. -

- ° You can extend or add to a selection by pressing the Shift key and - clicking on another segment. -

- Any of the described manipulations can be used on extended selections. -

- The Popup Menu -

-

- If you press the right mouse button in the gradient preview window, a menu - will appear for further editing of the selected segment. -

- You can edit the left or right color by invoking left or right endpoint color. - The Load from and Save to menu options allow you to load a color from an - RGBA channel to an endpoint,or to save a RGBA channel. -

- In the Blending function for segment submenu, you will find some functions - that control how the appearance of the gradient in your selection. -

- The coloring type for segment submenu lets you choose a color model for your - selection or segment. You can choose Plain RGB and two kinds of HSV. -

- The Segment commands will work on the selected segment. If you have selected - more than one segment, they will not be treated as a unit. -

- ° Split segment at midpoint: Puts an endpoint at the midpoint and then - divides the two new segments. -

- ° Split segment uniformly: Splits to a specified amount o f segments. -

- ° Delete segment: Deletes the entire selection. -

- ° Re-center segment's midpoint: Re-centers the midpoints -

- ° Re-distribute handles in segment: Evenly distributes all the points - in the segment. -

- The Selection operations submenu allows you to flip or replicate the segment - and also allows you to blend the endpoints' colors and/or -opacity. -

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Gradient Editor

The Gradient Editor allows you to create or + edit complex gradients that you can use with, for example, the + blend tool. +

You'll find a list of all available gradients under + Gradients, and the currently selected + gradient can be seen in a preview window. The buttons to the right + let you create, + copy, delete, + save, refresh + gradients and save as POV-Ray + format. You can also zoom the gradient with the zoom buttons + present in the main dialog. +

The triangles at the bottom of the gradient + preview window are color section markings. Two kinds of marks + exist: black endpoints and white midpoints. The area between two + black points is called a segment. You select a segment simply + click on it. A selected segment turns a darker shade of gray. Most + work that you do in the gradient editor will be about changing and + editing those segments in one way or another. +

  • You can move an entire selection by clicking in the + darker gray field and dragging. +

  • Moving a white midpoint affects the color transition. +

  • Dragging a black endpoint will stretch the area between that + endpoint and the midpoint. +

  • If you click on an endpoint then press + Shift and drag, you will compress or expand + the entire selection. +

  • You can extend or add to a selection by pressing the + Shift key and clicking on another segment. +

+

Any of the described manipulations can be used on extended + selections. +

The Popup Menu

If you press the right mouse button + in the gradient preview window, a menu will appear for further + editing of the selected segment. +

You can edit the left or right color by invoking left or right + endpoint color. The Load From and + Save To menu options allow you to + load a color from an RGBA channel to an + endpoint or to save an RGBA channel. +

In the Blending function submenu from + the Segment menu, you will find some + functions that control the appearance of the gradient in your + selection. +

The Coloring type submenu from the + segment menu lets you choose a color model + for your selection or segment. You can choose plain + RGB or one of two kinds of + HSV. +

The Segment commands will work on the selected segment. If you + have selected more than one segment, they will not be treated as + a unit. +

  • Split segment at midpoint: Puts an endpoint at the + midpoint and then divides the two new segments. +

  • Split segment uniformly: Splits to a specified amount of + segments. +

  • Delete segment: Deletes the entire selection. +

  • Re-center segment's midpoint: Re-centers the midpoints. +

  • Re-distribute handles in segment: Evenly distributes all + the points in the segment. +

+

The Selection operations submenu allows + you to flip or replicate the segment and also allows you to + blend the endpoints' colors and/or opacity. +

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New - Gradient

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- Lets you specify the name of the new Gradient. The newly created gradient - will be stored in your personal Gimp gradeint directory. -

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New Gradient

Lets you specify the name of the new gradient. The newly created + gradient will be stored in your personal + GIMP gradient directory + (normally ~/gimp-1.1/gradients). +

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- Lets you specify the new name for the Gradient. When you rename a Gradient - the renamed Gradient will end up in your personal gimp gradient directory. - However if you have the permission to alter files in the system wide Gimp - Gradient directory the file will be erased from that directory. This means - that other Gimp users on the system will not be able to use the gradient - even if you just renamed it. So you better be sure (specially under Win32) - what you are doing. -

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Rename Gradient

Lets you specify the new name for the gradient. When you rename a + gradient the renamed gradient will appear in your personal + GIMP gradient directory. If, however, + you have the permission to alter files in the system-wide + GIMP gradient directory, the file will + be erased from that directory. This means that other users on the + system will not be able to use the gradient even if you only + renamed it. So you need to be sure what you are doing. Be fair to + others and don't deprive them of gradients! +

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Replicate - Segment

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- Lets you specify the amount of replicas (copies) that you want to create. - The copies will be squeezed into the original segment's space. -

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Replicate Segment

Lets you specify the amount of copies that you want to create. The + copies will be squeezed into the original segment's space. +

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- Lets you save your gradient as a Pov-Ray gradient, you have to choose the - location and name of the Pov-Ray gradient. -

- Index -

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Save as PovRay

Lets you save your gradient as a PovRay gradient. You have to choose the + location and name of the PovRay gradient. +

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Split Segments - Uniformly

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- Lets you specify the number of subsegments that you want to split up your - segment in. -

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Split Segments Uniformly

Lets you specify the number of subsegments into which your segment + should be divided. +

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The Gradient - Selection Dialog

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- Lets you choose the gradient that should be the currently active one. You - are also able to edit the gradient by pressing the edit button. This will - bring up the Gradient - editor. -

- Additional Information -

-

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+G -

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The Gradient Selection Dialog

Lets you select a gradient. You are also able to edit the gradient + by pressing the edit button. This will + bring up the Gradient Editor. +

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-G +

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- Lets you specify the amount (usually in pixels, but you can set it to a real - unit) to grow the current selection with. -

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Grow Selection

Will grow the selection (not the content of the selection but + the selection itself) by an arbitrary amount measured in the + set unit (usually pixels). +

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Help Page

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- Well what about a help page for a help. In the Help Dialog you will see - three note book tabs. Index, Context and the current help page (this is the - tab you are reading this text in). -

- In the Index tab you will find links to most of the subject in the Gimp help - system. In the Content tab you will find links built up of a hirarcy. This - will enable you to find all help pages about a special area of Gimp e.g all - help pages about selections. -

- You can invoke the help system either by pressing F1 in a Gimp dialog or - window, but also by pressing F1 when a menu item is active. E.I. go into - a menu and hover over a menu  entry e.g Grow, no press F1 and the help - page for Grow will be loaded in the Help browser. -

- If you press <Shift>-F1 then you will get a ? sign which you can point - and click in buttons and other context items in Gimp. If the item is contexted - help enabled then the help page for that item is loaded into the Help browser. -

- Index -

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Help Page for Help

Well, what about a help page for a help. In the + Help Dialog, if you are using the + GIMP + help browser, you will see three tabs + — Index, Contents, + and the current help page (this is the tab where you are reading + this text). +

In the Index tab you will find links to most + of the subjects in the GIMP help + system. In the Contents tab you will find + links built up of a hierarchy. This will enable you to find all + help pages about a special area of GIMP + (e.g all help pages about selections). +

You can invoke the help system either by pressing + F1 in a GIMP dialog or + window or by pressing F1 when a menu item is + active. For example, go into a menu and hover over a menuentry, + such as Grow, now press + F1 and the help page for + Grow will be loaded into the + help browser. +

If you press Shift-F1 then you will get a + ? sign which you can point and click on buttons + and other items in GIMP. If the item + has help available, the help document is loaded into the + help browser. +

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Table of Contents
Dialogs Introduction
Layers, Channels and Paths Dialog
The Preferences Dialog
New File Settings
Interface Settings
Display Settings
Environment Settings
Session Management
Monitor Resolution
Directories
The Brush Selection Dialog
Brush Editor
The Gradient Selection Dialog
Gradient Editor
Copy Gradient
Delete Gradient
New Gradient
Rename Gradient
Replicate Segment
Save as PovRay
Split Segments Uniformly
The Pattern Selection Dialog
The Color Palette Dialog
The Palette Editor
Delete Palette
Import Palette
Merge Palette
New Palette
Indexed Palette
Input Devices
The Device Status Dialog
The Document Index Dialog
The Error Console Dialog
The Display Filters Dialog
The Gamma Display Filter
The High Contrast Display Filter
Undo History
The Standard GIMP Color Selector
The GTK Color Selector
The Triangle Color Selector
The Watercolor Color Selector
Edit Qmask Attributes

Dialogs Introduction

This chapter contains destriptions of all + GIMP dialogs. +

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Indexed - Palette

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- Allows you to edit and alter the palette present in an indexed - image. Remember - that you can only paint with the colors present in your indexed palette. - This is why it's very handy to be able to add or alter colors in - the palette. -

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- Altering a color: -
- Choose the color that you want to alter by clicking on it
- Choose edit from the Operation menu. This will bring up the - GIMP color selector which enables you to pick a replacement color. -
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- If your indexed image contains less that 256 colors then you - can add a color - to the palette.
- Choose add from the Operation menu. A new color will appear - as the last color in the palette. The new palette color is a - copy of the previous entry - in the palette. You are now free to alter the color and paint - with it in your indexed image. -
-

- Index -

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Indexed Palette

Allows you to edit and alter the palette present in an indexed + image. Remember that you can only paint with the colors present + in your indexed palette. This is why it's very handy to be able + to add or alter colors in the palette. +

Altering a color

Choose the color that you want to alter by clicking on it. + Choose edit from the + Operation menu. This will bring up the + GIMP color + selector which enables you to pick a + replacement color. +

Adding a color

If your indexed image contains less that 256 colors, then + you can add a color. Choose Add + from the Operation menu. A new color + will appear as the last color in the palette. The new + palette color is a copy the previous color in the palette. + You are now free to alter the color and use it in your + image. +

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- Dimension (w x h): -
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- Resolution: -
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- Visual Depth: -
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- The Extended Tab folder -

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- Shows you the current pixel value while you moving the pointer - over the image - without pressing any buttons, In effect, it is a color picker - that does not affect the - current color, but instead gives you the pixel value regardless - of the current - tool or color. For information how to interpret the pixel value, see the - Color Picker tool. -

- Additional Information -

-

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+I -

- Index -

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Info Window

The General Tab

Dimension (w x h)

Shows the image height and width both in pixels and in the + current unit. +

Resolution

Shows the current resolution. +

Scale Ratio

Shows the current zoom factor. +

Display Type

Shows the current image mode. +

Visual Class

Shows the visual class of your display. +

Visual Depth

Shows the visual depth of your display. +

The Extended Tab

Shows you the current pixel value while you move the pointer + over the image without pressing any buttons. In effect, it is + a color picker that does not affect the current color, but + instead gives you the pixel value regardless of the current + tool or color. For information on how to interpret the pixel + value, see the Color Picker tool. +

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-I +

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Dot for DotUpNavigation Window
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- UNIX and Linux -

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- The Input device dialog will only appear in the described form if you have - Xinput enabled and are using it to support e.g a drawing tablet. -If you don't have an alternative input device, or your device is set up -incorrectly, you will get the message "No input devices". -

- TODO describe the device dialog -

- Microsoft Windows -

-

- Still TODO -

- Index -

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Input Devices

The Input Devices dialog will only appear in the described form if you have + Xinput enabled and are using it to support e.g a drawing tablet. + If you don't have an alternative input device, or your device is set up + incorrectly, you will get the message "No input devices". +

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Add Layer Mask

Will add a layer mask to the currently active layer. A layer mask + is a way to control transparency of the current layer . The mask + it self is a grayscale "image" where black pixels will make the + layer totally transparent and white pixels will make it opaque. +

The fill dialog enables you to choose the initial fill of the + layer mask. Black which will make the layer totally transparent, + white which will make the layer totally opace or the alpha channel + of the layer. When you choose the alpha channel the transparency + of each pixels will be mapped to a grayscale value in the mask. If + you want to further manipulate the transparency in a layer this + can be a very good option (e.g maybe you have softly erased some + parts of the image and want to continue to manipulate the + transparency). +

To work with the layer mask you have to active it, you do that by + clicking on the thumbnail image of the mask. However you will not + see the mask you will just see the result of your mask + operations. To see the mask you have to <ZZZZ> click on the + thumbnail. If you want to see you layer without the mask you have + to <ZZZZ> click on the thumbnail. Remember to to click one + again with the same modification key to exit the current "preview" + state. Sorry, but the help page for "Add Layer Mask" is not + written yet. +

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- Will add a layer mask to the currently active layer. A layer mask is a way - to control transparency of the current layer . The mask it self is a grayscale - "image" where black pixels will make the layer totally transparent and white - pixels will make it opaque. -

- The fill dialog enables you to choose the initial fill of the layer mask. - Black which will make the layer totally transparent, white which will make - the layer totally opace or the alpha channel of the layer. When you choose - the alpha channel the transparency of each pixels will be mapped to a grayscale - value in the mask. If you want to further manipulate the transparency in - a layer this can be a very good option (e.g maybe you have softly erased - some parts of the image and want to continue to manipulate the transparency). -

- To work with the layer mask you have to active it, you do that by clicking - on the thumbnail image of the mask. However you will not see the mask you - will just see the result of your mask operations. To see the mask you have - to <ZZZZ> click on the thumbnail. If you want to see you layer without - the mask you have to <ZZZZ> click on the thumbnail. Remember - to to click one again with the same modification key to exit the current - "preview" state. -

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Edit Layer - Attributes

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- Lets you specify the name of the current layer. The name can also hold important - information about how to interpret a possible animation of the layers (e.g - if you save the image as a GIF you can set options about how to play the - animated GIF). -

- Animation Attributes -

-

- The animation attributes is specified as follows. "Layer_Name (delay - in ms) (combination_mode)" e.g Frame_1 (100ms) (replace). -

- The delay will specify the time each frame is visible in the animation. A - delay of e.g a hundred milliseconds will have the following format - (100ms). -

- The combination mode will specify if you will combine with the previous layer - or replace it. The two modes are either (combine) or - (replace). -

- Index -

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Edit Layer Attributes

General

Lets you specify the name of the current layer. The name can + also hold important information about how to interpret a + possible animation of the layers (e.g if you save the image as a + GIF you can set options about how to play the animated GIF). +

Animation Attributes

The animation attributes is specified as follows. + Layer_Name (delay in ms) (combination_mode) + e.g Frame_1 (100ms) (replace) +

The delay will specify the time each frame is visible in the + animation. A delay of e.g a hundred milliseconds will have the + following format (100ms). +

The combination mode will specify if you will combine with the + previous layer or replace it. The two modes are either + (combine) or (replace). +

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- The Layer Boundary Size lets you set the the boundary of the layer. Remember - you can have a smaller or larger layer than the image boundary size. When - you enlarge the boundary size, then you will add some space to paint on to - your layer. Naturally it will be wise versa when you make the boundary size - it smaller. -

- The size area will control how big or small your new layer boundary will - be just as when you created a new layer. The Offset area will control how - your layer is clipped or expanded. -

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- Making the layer smaller: -
- The offset fields will control where your upper left corner of the old layer - will be in the "new" layer. The best way to control the new location and - how and where the layer will be clipped. Is to drag the "layer preview" in - the Offset area to the right position, and make the final touch with - the spin buttons (or type it in by hand). The thin outline is the new layer - size and you have to drag the old layer to the right position so it will - be clipped according to your demands. -
- Making the layer bigger: -
- The offset fields will control where your upper left corner of the old layer - will be in the "new" layer. The best way to control the new location and - how and where the layer will be clipped. Is to drag the "layer preview" in - the Offset area to the right position, and make the final touch with - the spin buttons (or type it in by hand). The outline/canvas  is the - new layer size and you have to drag the old layer to the right position within - it. -
-

- If you uncheck the chain in the Size area, you will be able to have different - ratios when you make the "new" layer . It's therefore possible e.g to have - a layer which is smaller in X direction and bigger in Y direction than before - you altered the layer boundary size. -

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Layer Boundary Size

General

The Layer Boundary Size lets you set the the boundary of the + layer. Remember you can have a smaller or larger layer than the + image boundary size. When you enlarge the boundary size, then + you will add some space to paint on to your layer. Naturally it + will be wise versa when you make the boundary size it smaller. +

The size area will control how big or small your new layer + boundary will be just as when you created a new layer. The + Offset area will control how your layer is clipped or expanded. +

Making the layer smaller

The offset fields will control where your upper left corner of + the old layer will be in the "new" layer. The best way to + control the new location and how and where the layer will be + clipped. Is to drag the "layer preview" in the Offset area to + the right position, and make the final touch with the + spin buttons (or type it in by hand). The thin outline is the + new layer size and you have to drag the old layer to the right + position so it will be clipped according to your demands. +

Making the layer bigger

The offset fields will control where your upper left corner of + the old layer will be in the "new" layer. The best way to + control the new location and how and where the layer will be + clipped. Is to drag the "layer preview" in the Offset area to + the right position, and make the final touch with the + spin buttons (or type it in by hand). The outline/canvas +  is the new layer size and you have to drag the old layer + to the right position within it. +

The chain button

If you uncheck the chain in the Size area, you will be able to + have different ratios when you make the "new" layer . It's + therefore possible e.g to have a layer which is smaller in X + direction and bigger in Y direction than before you altered the + layer boundary size. +

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The Layers - Dialog

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- The Layer(s) dialog is the main interface to interact with layers present - in a Gimp image. You can think of layers as a stack of slides or clothes - on your body. Gimp gives you several methods of combining layers with help - of modes. The mode of a layer will determine - how it will interact with other layers present in the image. -

- Before you can do anything with a layer the layer must be activated (if you - only have one layer that layer is always active). You do so by clicking on - the layer name, if you double click on the name you will be able to set the - layer attributes of that layer. -

- If you right click on the layer name you will be able to access the layer - menu, with in the layer menu you have access to several other layer commands, - see Index. -

- With the Opacity slider will you control the over general transparency of - the currently active layer. The Keep Trans check button controls what ever - you can or can't paint on transparent areas of the layer. If it is checked - then you can paint on transparent areas of the layer (i.e you can only paint - on opaque areas). -

- In the button row you have six layer command buttons, - New Layer, - Raise Layer, - Lower Layer, - Duplicate Layer, - Anchor Layer and - Delete Layer. -

- Gimp's Layer dialog is by default Auto switched, it will always show the - image that you are working with. You can however switch this off and choose - another image to work with in the drop down menu. -

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Layers Dialog

The Layers dialog is the main interface to interact with layers + present in a Gimp image. You can think of layers as a stack of + slides or clothes on your body. Gimp gives you several methods of + combining layers with help of modes. The mode of a layer will + determine how it will interact with other layers present in the + image. +

Before you can do anything with a layer the layer must be + activated (if you only have one layer that layer is always + active). You do so by clicking on the layer name, if you double + click on the name you will be able to set the layer + attributes of that layer. +

If you right click on the layer name you will be able to access + the layer menu, with in the layer menu you have access to several + other layer commands, see Chapter 5. +

With the Opacity slider will you control the over general + transparency of the currently active layer. The Keep Trans check + button controls what ever you can or can't paint on transparent + areas of the layer. If it is checked then you can paint on + transparent areas of the layer (i.e you can only paint on opaque + areas). +

In the button row you have six layer command buttons, + New Layer, + Raise Layer, + Lower Layer, + Duplicate Layer, + Anchor Layer and + Delete Layer. +

Gimp's Layers dialog is by default Auto switched, it will always + show the image that you are working with. You can however switch + this off and choose another image to work with in the drop down + menu. +

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Merge Visible - Layers

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- Merge Visible Layers will combine currently visible layers to one layer, - invisible layers aren't effected and will stay as before the merge. There - are three ways to merge visible layers. -

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- Expanded as necessary: -
- The final layer has the size of the biggest layer of all of the visible layers. - (Remember that a layer in Gimp can be bigger than the image) -
- Clipped to image: -
- Will set the final layer size equal to the image size. (Remember that layers - in Gimp can be bigger than the image it self. If you have such a visible - layer it will be clipped to the image size). -
- Clipped to bottom layer: -
- Will set the final layer size equal to the bottom layer. If the bottom layer - is smaller than any of your visible layers. The final layer will be clipped - and trimmed according to both the size and position of the bottom layer. -
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Merge Visible Layers

General

Merge Visible Layers will combine currently visible layers to + one layer, invisible layers aren't effected and will stay as + before the merge. There are three ways to merge visible layers. +

Expanded as necessary

The final layer has the size of the biggest layer of all of + the visible layers. (Remember that a layer in Gimp can be + bigger than the image) +

Clipped to image

Will set the final layer size equal to the image + size. (Remember that layers in Gimp can be bigger than the + image it self. If you have such a visible layer it will be + clipped to the image size). +

Clipped to bottom layer

Will set the final layer size equal to the bottom layer. If + the bottom layer is smaller than any of your visible + layers. The final layer will be clipped and trimmed according + to both the size and position of the bottom layer. +

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New Layer

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- Will create a new layer.  You can set the new layers attributes in the - Layer Name field please see Edit Layer - Attributes for an explanation of layer attributes. Just as in - New Image can you also set the Fill Type to - either the Foreground or Background color of the tool box, White or totally - Transparent. -

- The size of the layer can be set in a number of different ways and units. - A new unit is the % unit which will create a new layer that is X% of the - bottom layer. Default is to measure the new layer in pixels which is the - best if you are dealing with web graphics, but if you going to print your - image then real world units such as inches is probably the preferred. -

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New Layer

Will create a new layer. You can set the new layers attributes in + the Layer Name field please see Edit Layer + Attributes for an explanation of layer attributes. Just as + in New Image can you also + set the Fill Type to either the Foreground or Background color of + the tool box, White or totally Transparent. +

The size of the layer can be set in a number of different ways and + units. A new unit is the % unit which will create a new layer + that is X% of the bottom layer. Default is to measure the new + layer in pixels which is the best if you are dealing with web + graphics, but if you going to print your image then real world + units such as inches is probably the preferred. +

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Scale - Layer

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- Will scale the layer content,  and also make the layer boundary either - size smaller or bigger. The difference between Scale Layer and Set Layer - Boundary Size is that Set Layer Boundary Size - will enable you to have a smaller or bigger layer without scaling the layer - content (i.e it will only add some space to on around the layer or clip the - layer). NOTE: Scale layer will only scale the currently active layer, scale +Scale Layer

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Scale Layer

Will scale the layer content,  and also make the layer + boundary either size smaller or bigger. The difference between + Scale Layer and Set Layer Boundary + Size is that "Set Layer Boundary Size" will enable you to + have a smaller or bigger layer without scaling the layer content + (i.e it will only add some space to on around the layer or clip + the layer). +

- -

Scale layer will only scale the currently active layer, scale image will scale all layers with in the image. -

- You will set the new layer size either by altering the size or ratio. You - have have exactly the same options as in create new - layer. -

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- +

You will set the new layer size either by altering the size or + ratio. You have have exactly the same options as in + New Layer. +

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Layers, Channels - and Paths Dialog

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- The Layers, Channels and Paths dialog is an "auto switching - dialog," which means that - the currently active image is is the one present in the tab - folders of the dialog. You can turn off Auto and choose another - opened image in the Image drop down menu. -

- Please see each tab's help page for help about - Layers, - Channels and - Paths. -

- Additional Information -

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+L -

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Layers, Channels and Paths Dialog

The Layers, Channels and Paths dialog is an + "auto switching dialog", which means that the current + image is the one shown in the tab folders of the dialog. + You can turn off Auto and choose another + opened image in the Image drop down menu. +

Please see each tab's help page for help about + +

+

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-L +

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Module - Browser

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- The module brower is an interface for currently loaded and - available modules - in GIMP, along with information about the module. Gimp 1.2 currently uses - modules only for color selectors (there is also a gamma display module). - In the module browser you can set if these modules - should be loaded at start - up (this button is non-functional at the moment and all modules will - be loaded by default). -

- You can also unload a module on the fly, e.g you may not want - the watercolor color selector. If you unload a module, the - functionality provided by the - module will no longer be available in your current Gimp session. - To enable the functionality again, you have to mark the module - and reload it. -

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Module Browser

The module brower is an interface for + currently loaded and available modules in + GIMP, along with information about the + module. The current GIMP uses modules + only for color selectors (there is also a gamma display module). + In the module browser you can set if these + modules should be loaded at start up (this button is + non-functional at the moment and all modules will be loaded by + default). +

You can also unload a module on the fly, e.g. you may not want the + watercolor color selector. If you unload a + module, the functionality provided by the module will no longer be + available in your current GIMP + session. To enable the functionality again, you have to mark the + module and reload it. +

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Navigation - Window

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- The navigation window allows you to quickly and easily move -around the image currently being edited. The dialog shows a small -preview of the whole image. The section of the image which is viewable -in the image window (where the editing takes place) is highlighted with -a black square. The current scale factor of the image is also shown -as a ratio (2:1 is 300% zoomed in). The zoom factor can be changed -by moving the slider (left to zoom out, right to zoom in) or clicking -the magnifying glass icons. You can also drag the highlighted square to -pan the image (to change which part is viewable in the image window). -

- Additional Information -

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- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+N -

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Navigation Window

The navigation window allows you to quickly + and easily move around the image currently being edited. The + dialog shows a small preview of the whole image. The section of + the image which is visible in the image window (where the editing + takes place) is highlighted with a black square. The current scale + factor of the image is also shown as a ratio. The zoom factor can + be changed by moving the + slider (left to zoom out, right to zoom in) + or clicking the magnifying glass icons. You + can also drag the highlighted square to pan the image (to change + which part is viewable in the image window). +

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-N +

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Offset

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- Offset moves the current layer or channel up, down, left, or - right by the chosen number of pixels. When pixels overrun the - dimensions of the layer, you can decide if they are wrapped or - not. Offset can be used to place layers or floating selections - to a specific position in the image. -

- Offset is useful if you want to move layers a very exact amount, - or if you'd like to move them without extending the layer - border. The other important - application of this command is to create seamless tiles for patterns. -

- If the Wrap Around button is checked, after you offset the layer - or selection, the parts of the image that moved outside the - layer border will turn up on - the other side of the image. If you don't want this, you can - choose to fill the empty area with the background color or with - transparency. -

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Offset

Offset moves the current layer or channel + up, down, left, or right by the chosen number of pixels. When the + edges overrun the dimensions of the layer, you can decide if they + are wrapped or not. Offset can be used to + place layers or floating selections at a specific position in the + image. +

Offset is useful if you want to move layers + a very exact amount or if you'd like to move them without + extending the layer border. The other important application of + this command is to create seamless tiles for patterns. +

If the Wrap Aroundbutton is checked, + the parts of the image + that move outside the layer border will turn up on the other side + of the image. If you don't want this, you can choose to fill the + empty area with the background color or with transparency. +

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- Deletes the selected palette. -

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Delete Palette

Deletes the selected palette. +

The palette is deleted from disk too. +

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- It's in the Import Palette dialog you set the import source. You can import - (create) a palette from a image, a gradient or a index palette (read index - image). -

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- Select gradient as source
- Set the name of the palette you are about to create.
- Click on select in the Preview area in order to bring up the Gradient selection - dialog where you will choose source gradient
- Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the Sample Size - field. -
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- Select Image as source
- Set the name of the palette you are about to create.
- Choose the one of the currently opened images that you want to create a palette - out of. NOTE: That you will create the palette from all visible layers with - in that image. (I.e like if you had merged all visible layers). Please see - Layers for an explanation of layer functions. -
- Set the Interval, which will control -- TODO
- Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the Sample Size - field. -
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- Select Image as source
- Set the name of the palette you are about to create.
- Choose the one of the currently opened index images that you want to create - a palette out of.
- Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the Sample Size - field. NOTE: It's no use to have a higher amount of colors in the palette - than the currently amount of colors present in the index image. You can view - and alter the the index palette in the Index - Palette dialog, this will also give you an opportunity to evaluate how - many colors that are present in the indexed palette. -
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- When you are done click Import and a new palette will be created. Close cancels - that whole operation. -

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Import Palette

General

It's in the Import Palette dialog you set the import source. You + can import (create) a palette from a image, a gradient or a + index palette (read index image). +

Import from Gradient

Select gradient as source +

Set the name of the palette you are about to create. +

Click on select in the Preview area in order to bring up the + Gradient selection dialog where you will choose source + gradient +

Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the + Sample Size field. +

Import from Image

Select Image as source +

Set the name of the palette you are about to create. +

Choose the one of the currently opened images that you want to + create a palette out of. +

You will create the palette from all visible layers with in + that image. (I.e like if you had merged all visible + layers). Please see Chapter 5 + for an explanation of layer functions. +

Set the Interval, which will control -- TODO +

Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the + Sample Size field. +

Import from Index Palette

Select Image as source +

Set the name of the palette you are about to create. +

Choose the one of the currently opened index images that you + want to create a palette out of. +

Set the amount of colors that you want in the palette in the + Sample Size field. +

It's no use to have a higher amount of colors in the palette + than the currently amount of colors present in the index + image. You can view and alter the the index palette in the + Indexed + Palette dialog, this will also give you an + opportunity to evaluate how many colors that are present in + the indexed palette. +

Finally

When you are done click Import and a new palette will be + created. Close cancels that whole operation. +

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Merge - Palette

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- Lets you name the new palette consistent of the palettes selected for merge. -

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Merge Palette

Lets you name the new palette consistent of the palettes selected + for merge. +

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- Lets you set the name of the palette you are about to create. -

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New Palette

Lets you set the name of the palette you are about to create. +

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Palette - Editor

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- In the palette editor you can edit palettes, create new palettes, import - palettes, merge and delete palettes. You also have a option to refresh palettes. - You have to use this option to make palettes installed after you started - Gimp available and ready for use. -

-

-
- Edit Palette: -
- Either you can choose the palette to edit in the palette select dialog or - you activate it in the palette editor with a single left clicking on it. - The palette that you are about to edit will now appear in the edit area. - If the palette has a large amount of colors then each color cell in the palette - can be rather small. To be able to view and edit the palette you can therefore - zoom in and out with the zoom buttons.
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- To change the name of a color cell you first mark it by left clicking on - it. The Name field next to the zoom buttons will be activated and you can - change the name.
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- The edit menu will appear if you right click in the edit frame. Choose to - edit and the standard Gimp Color selector will appear and you will be able - to change to color in the color cell that you right-clicked in. New will - add a color at the end of the palette. The new color cell will inherit the - color of the cell that you brought up the menu in. To alter the newly created - cell you have to right-click in it and choose edit. Delete in the right click - pop up menu will delete the color cell from which you brought up the menu - in (you will not get a confirmation window).
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- New Palette: -
- Will create a new empty palette in the edit frame, a confirmation window - with where you name the new palette will appear. - When you have created your new palette, you have to insert color cells. You - do that by right-clicking anywhere in the edit area and choose new from the - popup menu.
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- Delete Palette: -
- Will delete your palette. NOTE: It will delete the palette without the presence - of confirmation dialog. Remember it's a UNIX program from the beginning i.e - you are supposed to know what you are doing.
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- Import Palette: -
- Will bring up the Import dialog where you - can create a new platte from a gradient, image or indexed palette. -
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- Merge Palette: -
- You are able to merge palettes in the editor, the new palette is a combination - of the selected palettes. To merge two or several palettes you have to mark - the palettes that you want to merge and click on Merge which will bring up - the Name dialog. There are two ways to mark - palettes either you <Modkey> click, you will then mark a single palette - each time (or unmark). You can also <Modkey> click which will mark - all palettes from the first marked to the last marked palette. -
-

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General

In the palette editor you can edit palettes, create new + palettes, import palettes, merge and delete palettes. You also + have a option to refresh palettes. You have to use this option + to make palettes installed after you started Gimp available and + ready for use. +

Edit Palette

Either you can choose the palette to edit in the palette + select dialog or you activate it in the palette editor with a + single left clicking on it. The palette that you are about to + edit will now appear in the edit area. If the palette has a + large amount of colors then each color cell in the palette can + be rather small. To be able to view and edit the palette you + can therefore zoom in and out with the zoom buttons. +

To change the name of a color cell you first mark it by left + clicking on it. The Name field next to the zoom buttons will + be activated and you can change the name. +

The edit menu will appear if you right click in the edit + frame. Choose to edit and the standard Gimp Color selector + will appear and you will be able to change to color in the + color cell that you right-clicked in. New will add a color at + the end of the palette. The new color cell will inherit the + color of the cell that you brought up the menu in. To alter + the newly created cell you have to right-click in it and + choose edit. Delete in the right click pop up menu will delete + the color cell from which you brought up the menu in (you will + not get a confirmation window). +

New Palette

Will create a new empty palette in the edit frame, a + confirmation window with where you name the + new palette will appear. When you have created your new + palette, you have to insert color cells. You do that by + right-clicking anywhere in the edit area and choose new from + the popup menu. +

Delete Palette

Will delete your palette. +

Import Palette

Will bring up the Import + dialog where you can create a new platte from a gradient, + image or indexed palette. +

Merge Palette

You are able to merge palettes in the editor, the new palette + is a combination of the selected palettes. To merge two or + several palettes you have to mark the palettes that you want + to merge and click on Merge which will bring up the Name + dialog. There are two ways to mark palettes either you + <Modkey> click, you will then mark a single palette each + time (or unmark). You can also <Modkey> click which will + mark all palettes from the first marked to the last marked + palette. +

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- You have two tab folders in the Color Palette dialog. One to - select the palette - you want to use and one to interact with the palette that you selected. -

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- Select tab: -
- Within the select tab, you will see small thumbnails of all available - palettes. There is also information about the number of - colors in the palettes and their names. You can - choose a palette for direct - usage by simply clicking on it and shifting to the Palette - tab. You can edit the palette you selected by clicking on - the edit button which will bring - up the Color - Palette Editor - dialog. Note that you can also edit a palette in the - Palette tab folder, - but the Color Palette Editor gives more options. -
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- Palette tab: -
- Within the palette tab, you interact with your palette. The primary - usage of the dialog is, naturally, to choose colors from the - palette. (It is very cumbersome to use the color selector to - choose colors when - you work with a project. The best way to work is to have a - color palette). -
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- You can, however, also use this window to edit the - palette. Right click (and hold) on a color +The Color Palette Dialog
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You have two tab folders in the Color + Palette dialog. One to select the palette you want to + use and one to interact with the palette that you select. +

Select

Within the Select tab, you will see + small thumbnails of all available palettes. There is also + information about the number of colors in the palettes and + their names. You can choose a palette for direct usage by + simply clicking on it and shifting to the + Palette tab. You can edit the palette + you selected by clicking on the edit + button which will bring up the + Color Palette Editor + dialog. Note that you can also edit a palette in the + Palette tab folder, but the + Color Palette Editor gives more + options. +

Palette

Within the Palette tab, you interact + with your palette. The primary usage of the dialog is, + naturally, to choose colors from the palette. +

It is very cumbersome to use the color + selector to choose colors when you work with + a project. The best way to work is to have a color + palette. +

+

You can, however, also use this window to edit the palette. + Right click (and hold) on a color cell and a menu will appear. Within the menu you can edit - the color in the - cell, delete the cell, or create a brand new cell which will - be added in the - bottom row of your palette. The name which appears when you - either right or left click on a color cell can also be - changed. All changes that you make in the - palette will be autosaved and available immediately. -

-

- The zoom buttons enable you to zoom in and out in the palette. -

- Additional Information -

-

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+P -

- Index -

- + the color in the cell, delete the cell, or create a new cell + which will be added in the bottom row of your palette. The + name which appears when you either + right or + left click on a color cell can + also be changed. All changes that you make in the palette + will be autosaved and available immediately. +

The zoom buttons enable you to zoom in and + out in the palette. +

Additional Information

Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-P +

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- Gimp has a cut and copy buffer, see Cut Named and - Copy Named. Objects cut or copied - with those functions are available for pasting in Paste Named. -

- In the dialog there is a list of all available buffers. You - select the buffer - to paste by clicking on it. When the buffer, is selected you - have three options - to paste it: Paste, - Paste Into, and - Paste As New. -

- You can also manage buffers in the dialog. If you want to delete a buffer - you select it and click on the Delete button. To exit the buffer without - pasting you click on Cancel. This will cancel the paste operation but it - will not cancel the delete operation. -

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Paste Named

GIMP has a cut and copy buffer, see + Cut Named and + Copy Named. + Objects cut or copied with those functions are available for pasting in + Paste Named. +

In the dialog, there is a list of all available buffers. You + select the buffer to paste by clicking on it. When the buffer is + selected you have three options to paste it: + Paste, + Paste Into, + and Paste As New. +

You can also manage buffers in the dialog. If you want to delete a + buffer you select it and click on the + Delete button. To exit the buffer without + pasting, you click on Cancel. This will + cancel the paste operation but it will not cancel delete + operations. +

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Enables you to rename a path. +

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- Will export the path to a file, which you later on can import to an other - image. It may sound simple but it has big importance how useful paths will - be to you. Beside the basic selection related paths you also paint with paths. - To be able to store paths in a path library will make paintings with paths - so much easier. -

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Export Path

Will export the path to a file which can later be imported to + another image. It may sound simple but it is important. + Besides the basic selection-related paths, there is also the + possibility of painting with paths. Storing paths in a path library + will make painting with paths so much easier. +

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Import - Path

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- Lets you import a path from a file, please see the - export path help page. - Index -

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Import Path

Lets you import a path from a file. Please see the section called Export Path. +

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- (/dialogs/paths/index.html)

- Top index

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Topics in this directory:

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- - - diff --git a/help/C/dialogs/paths/paths.html b/help/C/dialogs/paths/paths.html index f978a1a83d..dd809131fd 100644 --- a/help/C/dialogs/paths/paths.html +++ b/help/C/dialogs/paths/paths.html @@ -1,120 +1,473 @@ - - - - - The Paths Dialog - - - - - - - - - -
The Paths - Dialog

-

- Basically paths is a way to store bezier selections. But if you limit path - to that statement you will miss a lot of functionality. A better way to see - it is a way to manage vectors curves. If you are familiar with vector drawing - programs such as e.g Sketch, Illustrator® or Corel Draw® then paths - will be something that is very natural. -

- You will work with paths just like you work with bezier curves. Bezier - (select)curves are as a matter of fact Paths you may just not be aware of - the power that is hidden. The big difference is that you can edit your curve, - and you can paint with your curve or even save, import and export the curve. -

- There are three commando areas in the Paths dialog, the top edit area, the - path area with it's right button popup menu and the bottom control area. -

-

-
- Control area: -
- From left to right we count
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- New Path, you will create a new path and activate the bezier tool. The path - is named Path X where X is a number. If you want to rename it you have to - double click on the path in the path area. If you do so a name dialog will - appear.
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- Duplicate Path: Will duplicate your currently active path. To activate/mark - a path you single click on it in the path area. The name is by default OldName#X - where X indicates the N:th duplication of the path.
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- Path to selection: Will create a selection out of a path. Note the path doesn't - have to be closed. The created selection will simply join the endpoints with - a line that will follow the curves direction in each endpoint.
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- Selection to Path: Will create a path out of a selection. Beware of complicated - selection such as selections done by quick mask or select by color. Such - selection will create very complexed paths, which are hard to control.
-
- Stroke path: Will stroke the path with the currently (active device) active - brush. The path doesn't have to be closed. The stoke will stoke from one - endpoint to another.
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- Delete Path: Will delete the currently active path (Note: no confirmation - dialog). -
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- Edit area: -
- To be able to edit a path the bezier tool must be active, if it isn't you - will not be able to edit a path. In the top edit area we count from left - to right.
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- New point. This command will add a control point to the path and make aline - from the last control point to the new point. There a two ways to create - a path either you just click to add a point. This will crate a curve with - sharp corners. However if you click and drag you will stretch and form the - curve related to the added control point. If you create the path this way - you will end up with a curve with smooth "corners". You can naturally combine - the two ways to create curves.
- You close your path by joining the first and last point (this is done by - adding the last point really close to the first point) a square sign will - now appear inside the path. This command will turn the path into a selection. - However if you click outside the previously closed curve you will start a - new bezier curve. The square path to selection command will now be deactivated - and you can add more points inside the previously closed curve. You can have - as many closed curves as you want but you can only have one that isn't closed - in the same Path. This may look like a limitation but you can have as many - paths as you like which will enable you to have as may unclosed curves as - you want as long as they are in separate paths.
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- Add point: Will add a point to your curve. The new point must be located - on the curve, you can't add a point outside the curve. You will notice that - your cursor will have a little + sign when you are over a curve in the image. - When the + sign appears it means that you are able to add a point by clicking - on the curve. The new point will be adjusted to fit the curve and the curves - shape will not be altered.
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- Remove point: Will remove a point in your curve. The point must be a between - the endpoints in a non-closed curve. If the curve is closed it can be any - point within the curve. You must however always have two point in the curve.
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- Edit Point: Will allow you to adjust the curve. When you click on an anchor - point, two little handles appear. If you pull the handles, they will change - size and direction and shape a curve. By pressing Ctrl, you can move an anchor - point anyway you like. To be able to adjust each handle separately you have - to press Shift. -
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- Path area: -
- The path area is where you choose the path that you want to work with. If - you right click on a path a popup menu will appear with command for copy, - paste etc. please see Path Index for - reference of those commands. The default name of a path is simple it's just - Path followed with a number. It can sometimes be really useful too change - name. To change name simply double click on the path and a name dialog will - appear. -
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The Paths Dialog

Basically paths are a way to store bezier selections. Limiting + paths to that statement misses a lot of their functionality + though. A better way to see it is as a way to manage vector curves. + If you are familiar with vector drawing programs such as + Adobe Illustrator and + Corel Draw, then paths will be + something very familiar. +

You will work with paths just like you work with bezier curves. + Bezier curves are, as a matter of fact, Paths. You may just not be + aware of the power that is hidden within them. The big difference + is that you can edit your curve, you can paint with your curve, or + even save, import and export the curve. +

There are three command areas in the Paths dialog: +

  • The top edit area +

  • The path area with its right button popup menu +

  • The bottom control area +

+

Control area:

From left to right we count: +

New Path

You will create a new path and activate the bezier tool. + The path is named Path X where X is a number. If you + want to rename it you have to double click on the path + in the path area. If you do so a name + dialog will appear. +

Duplicate Path

Will duplicate the active path. To activate/mark a path + you single click on it in the path area. The name is, by + default, OldName#X where X indicates the N:th + duplication of the path. +

Path to Selection

Will create a selection out of a path. Notice that the + path doesn't have to be closed. The created selection + will simply join the endpoints with a line that will + follow the curves direction in each endpoint. +

Selection to Path

Will create a path out of a selection. Beware of + complicated selections such as selections done by quick + mask or select by color. Such selections will create + very complex paths which are hard to control. +

Stroke Path

Will stroke the path with the (active device's) active + brush. The path doesn't have to be closed. The stoke + will stroke from one endpoint to another. +

Delete Path

Will delete the active path. +

No confirmation dialog will appear. +

+

+

Edit area:

To be able to edit a path, the bezier tool must be active. If + it isn't, you will not be able to edit a path. In the top edit + area we count from left to right. +

New Point

This command will add a control point to the path and + make a line from the last control point to the new + point. There a two ways to create a path. You can just + click to add a point. This will create a curve with + sharp corners. If instead you click and drag you will + stretch and form the curve related to the added control + point. If you create the path this way, you will end up + with a curve with smooth "corners". You can, + naturally, combine the two ways to create curves. +

You close your path by joining the first and last point + (this is done by adding the last point really close to + the first point) a square sign + will now appear inside the path. This command will turn + the path into a selection. Clicking outside the + previously closed curve will start a new bezier curve. + The square path to selection command will now be + deactivated and you can add more points inside the + previously closed curve. You can have as many closed + curves as you want, but you can only have one that isn't + closed in the same Path. This may look like a + limitation, but you can have as many paths as you like. + This will enable you to have as many unclosed curves as + you want as long as they are in separate paths. +

+ +

Add Point

Will add a point to your curve. The new point must be + located on the curve. You can't add a point outside the + curve. You will notice that your cursor will have a + little + sign when you are over a + curve in the image. When the + + sign appears it means that you are able to add a point + by clicking on the curve. The new point will be adjusted + to fit the curve and the curve's shape will not be + altered. +

+ +

Remove Point

Will remove a point in your curve. The point must be + between the endpoints in a non-closed curve. If the + curve is closed it can be any point within the curve. + You must, however, always have two points in the + curve. +

+ +

Edit Point

Will allow you to adjust the curve. When you click on an + anchor point, two little handles appear. If you pull the + handles, they will change size and direction and shape a + curve. By pressing Ctrl, you can move + an anchor point anyway you like. To be able to adjust + each handle separately, you have to press + Shift. +

+

Path area:

+ The path area is where you choose the path that you want to work + with. If you right click on a path, a + popup menu will appear with commands for copy, paste etc. Please + see Chapter 7 for references of + those commands. The default name of a path is simple — + it's just Path followed by a number. It can + be useful to change a path's name. To change + its name, simply double click on the path and a name dialog will + appear. +

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- Enables you to rename the name of the Path. -

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- Lets you set the active pattern. The pattern selected will - also be shown as a preview in the toolbox status area. The - patterns are often bigger than - the view area in the dialog. To be able to view the entire - pattern, click and hold on the pattern. A popup window will - appear showing the entire - pattern. If you have several devices, the pattern will be - assigned to the currently active device. -

- If you install a pattern after you started Gimp, you must click - on Refresh before you can use and view it. -

- Additional Information -

- Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+P -

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The Pattern Selection Dialog

Lets you set the active pattern. The pattern selected will also be + shown as a preview in the toolbox status + area. The patterns are often bigger than the view area in the + dialog. To be able to view the entire pattern, click and hold on + the pattern. A popup window will appear + showing the entire pattern. If you have several devices, the + pattern will be assigned to the current device. +

If you install a pattern after you started + GIMP, you must click on + Refresh before you can view and use it. +

Additional Information

+ Default Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-P +

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- Gimp uses several directories to store such things as addon filters (plug-ins), - scripts, brushes etc. but also it's swap and temporary files. -

- The top view in Directories controls Temp Dir and Swap Dir. The Swap Dir - is by default in your personal Gimp directory located in your home directory. - It's quite usual that your home dir is on a NFS (UNIX) or SMB (Windows) server. - If it is then Gimp will memory swap slowed down due to network latency. It's - there for very important that the Gimp directory is a local directory such - as e.g /tmp under Unix or C:\temp under Windows. The temp dir is a directory - where Gimp will store temporary files such as e.g palettes that you work - with. The temp dir should not be in a public directory such as /tmp and but +Directories

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Directories

General

GIMP uses several directories to store such things as addon filters + (plug-ins), scripts, brushes etc. but also it's swap and temporary + files. +

The top view in Directories controls Temp Dir and Swap Dir. The Swap Dir + is by default in your personal GIMP directory located in your home + directory. It's quite usual that your home dir is on a NFS (UNIX) + or SMB (Windows) server. If it is then GIMP will memory swap slowed + down due to network latency. It's there for very important that the + GIMP directory is a local directory such as e.g /tmp under Unix + or C:\temp under Windows. The temp dir is a directory where Gimp will + store temporary files such as e.g palettes that you work with. The + temp dir should not be in a public directory such as /tmp and but a directory that only you read and write have access to. -

- The sub categories such as Brushes, Patterns, Plug-Ins controls where Gimp - will search for those items and in which order. -

-

-
- Change a search path: -
- Mark it by clicking on it, type the changed path or browse the files system - with ... browse button, press enter to activate the new path. -
- Change search order: -
- Mark a search path, click on the up or down buttons to change the search - order. -
- New search path: -
- Click on the new button (the paper) type the path or browse the files system - with ... browse button, press enter to activate the path. -
- Delete path: -
- Mark the path and click on the trashcan. -
-
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- Index -

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The sub categories such as Brushes, Patterns, Plug-Ins controls where + GIMP will search for those items and in which order. +

Change a Search Path

Mark it by clicking on it, type the changed path or browse the + files system with ... browse button, press enter to activate the + new path. +

Change Search Order

Mark a search path, click on the up or down buttons to change the + search order. +

New Search Path

Click on the new button (the paper) type the path or browse the + files system with ... browse button, press enter to activate the path. +

Delete Path

Mark the path and click on the trashcan. +

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- When you scale a image (make it bigger) you have to fill in missing pixels - what color and value that those pixels should have is calculated in a - interpolation algorithm . Gimp uses a Linear interpolation algorithm by default. - Linear is a gives you a mid quality interpolation. Linear interpolation has - less quality trade off for speed that Nearest Neighbour interpolation algorithm - does. Nearest Neighbour is the fastest way to interpolate but it has the - lowest quality of the interpolation algorithms. The Cubic interpolation algorithm - produces the highest quality of the three interpolation types supported by - Gimp. However it is considerably slower that the linear interpolation algorithm. -

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Transparency Type

By default Gimp has a checker bord pattern built up of mid tone gray + checks. You can however change that in the drop down menu. +

That white, black and gray only checks disables checks and the + transparency will be shown as a solid black, white or gray color. +

Check Size

The size of the checkers in the pattern that indicates transparency. +

If you have set the checker type to white, gray or black only then + then the size will have no effect what so ever. +

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- Conservative Memory Usage: -
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- Tile Cache Size: -
- This is the most important parameter that Gimp has, if you set it to low - Gimp will be very slow. There isn't a upper level of how much memory that - you can give Gimp i.e give Gimp as much as you can. But don't give Gimp more - that your physical memory (i.e pure memory without swap). In reality you - have to measure how much memory you usually use and give Gimp a little less - than the rest of it. -
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- "File > Save" saves the image: -
- This is by default set to Always but if you e.g saves your image on a networked - disk (nfs, smb etc.) then saves some times are slow and saving always isn't - that necessary. Instead you will only save when the file is really changed. -
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Conservative Memory Usage

GIMP is optimized to speed i.e speed is more important than memory + usage. Enabling Conservative Memory Usage will "optimize" GIMP to + use less memory. The tradeoff is of course speed but if your system + is low on memory then it can be an option to use Conservative Memory + Usage. +

Levels of Undo

By default GIMP has five levels of undo. + The amount of undo levels is only limited by disk space. A high + amount of undo levels requires a large amount of disk space so use + it with care. The default value is reasonably good for most use. +

Tile Cache Size

This is the most important parameter that GIMP has, if you set it + to low GIMP will be very slow. There isn't a upper level of how much + memory that you can give GIMP i.e give GIMP as much as you can. But + don't give GIMP more that your physical memory (i.e pure memory + without swap). In reality you have to measure how much memory you + usually use and give GIMP a little less than the rest of it. +

Interpolation Type

When you scale a image (make it bigger) you have to fill in missing + pixels what color and value that those pixels should have is calculated + in a interpolation algorithm . Gimp uses a Linear interpolation + algorithm by default. Linear is a gives you a mid quality interpolation. + Linear interpolation has less quality trade off for speed that Nearest + Neighbour interpolation algorithm does. Nearest Neighbour is the fastest + way to interpolate but it has the lowest quality of the interpolation + algorithms. The Cubic interpolation algorithm produces the highest + quality of the three interpolation types supported by GIMP. However it + is considerably slower that the linear interpolation algorithm. +

Try to Write a Thumbnail File

By default when you save a image a thumbnail file will be created + storing a little image of your image. When you mark a image in the + file open dialog you will see this thumbnail. If you set this option + to Never you have to press on the thumbnail button in the + File Open Dialog to be able + to see a thumbnail of your image. +

"File > Save" Saves the Image

This is by default set to Always but if you e.g saves your image on + a networked disk (nfs, smb etc.) then saves some times are slow and + saving always isn't that necessary. Instead you will only save when + the file is really changed. +

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- Nav Preview Size: -
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- Levels of Undo: -
- By default Gimp has five levels of undo. The amount of undo levels is only - limited by disk space. A high amount of undo levels requires a large amount - of disk space so use it with care. The default value is reasonably good for - most use. -
- Resent Document List Size: -
- Will set the amount of previously opened or saved documents that you can - direct access in the Toolbox|File menu. -
- Nav window per display: -
- If you check enable this feature the Navigation will behave like the Layers - & Channels dialog with Auto enabled. I.e it will switch as you switch - image. -
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- Lets you enable or disable tool tips in Gimp. -
- Context Sensitive Help with "F1": -
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- Lets you enable (disable) window resize on zoom. Normally when you zoom the - window size will not be affected. If you enable this function the size of - the window will be fitted to the size of the image when you zoom in our out. - I.e zoom in will enlarge the window and zoom out will shrink the window. -
- Show Rulers: -
- Controls what ever you want to show the rulers or not by default. -
- Show Statusbar: -
- Controls what ever you want to show the statusbar or not by default. -
- Marching Ants Speed: -
- When you make a selection in Gimp you will the will be a "blinking" boundary - of the selection. This "blinking" boundary is refered as marching ants. This - options controls how fast the ants will march. -
- Image Title Format: -
- Lets you set the window title of the image window. The default custom value - is reasonably sane but you are able to choose form Standard, Show zoom - percentage, Show zoom ratio, Show reversed zoom ratio and Custom. To build - a custom image title can you use some macros along with ordinary characters. -
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%Ffull path to file
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- When you are drawing in Gimp, Gimp will not catch your pointer every moment. - Instead Gimp catch it a certain time interval. This means if you draw a circle - very fast Gimp will not draw a circle but lines between each pointer grab. - However if you turn on Perfect...Tracking Gimp will record every single movement - and make a perfect circe even if you draw it very fast. You will however - not be able to draw in real time instead that drawing will "played" with - a time delay since you "recorded" every movement. (Well this is not exactly - what's happens but it makes it easier to explain it this way). -
- Disable Cursor Updating: -
- Normally when you paint with e.g the airbrush you will have a little pencil - as cursor. If you disable cursor updating the cursor will always be a little - pencil even if you shift tool. I.e the cursor will always be the same shape - as the last tool you used before you disabled updating. -
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- Use Global Paint Options: -
- Normally when you paint in Gimp you set the opacity and paint mode in the - brush dialog. If you disable Use Global Paint Options you will have the - opportunity to set both Opacity and paintmode separately for each tool (the - tool option dialog will change and you will have new controls for opacity - and paint mode). -
- Display brush and pattern indicators on Toolbar: -
- In the toolbox you have a area displaying the currently active brush, pattern - and gradient. If you don't want the area to be present in the toolbox you - can disable it here. -
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General

Preview Size

Set the size of the preview thumbnails present in e.g the + Layers & Channels + dialog. +

That setting the size to None will disable the preview function. +

Nav Preview Size

Will affect the size of the + Navigation Window + present from the bottom right corner of the image widow or as + right-click|View|Nav Window +

Recent Documents List Size

Will set the amount of previously opened or saved documents that you + can direct access in the Toolbox|File menu. +

Display Brush, Pattern and Gradient Indicators

In the toolbox you have a area displaying the currently active + brush, pattern and gradient. If you don't want the area to be + present in the toolbox you can disable it here. +

Nav Window per Display

If you check enable this feature the Navigation will behave like the + Layers & Channels + dialog with Auto enabled. I.e it will switch as you switch images. +

Help System

Show Tool Tips

Lets you enable or disable tool tips in GIMP. +

Context Sensitive Help with "F1"

Lets you enable or disable the <ModKey>-F1 way of enabling + context sensitive help. It can sometimes interfere with the window + manager. You can still access the context help in the Toolbox|Help + menu. +

Help Browser to Use

Lets you choose which Help Browser GIMP uses: it's internal one + or Netscape (mozilla-remote). +

Image Windows

Resize Window on Zoom

Lets you enable (disable) window resize on zoom. Normally when you + zoom the window size will not be affected. If you enable this + function the size of the window will be fitted to the size of the + image when you zoom in our out. I.e zoom in will enlarge the window + and zoom out will shrink the window. +

Show Rulers

Controls what ever you want to show the rulers or not by default. +

Show Statusbar

Controls what ever you want to show the statusbar or not by default. +

Marching Ants Speed

When you make a selection in Gimp you will the will be a "blinking" + boundary of the selection. This "blinking" boundary is refered as + marching ants. This options controls how fast the ants will march. +

Image Title Format

Lets you set the window title of the image window. The default + custom value is reasonably sane but you are able to choose form + Standard, Show zoom percentage, Show zoom ratio, Show reversed zoom + ratio and Custom. To build a custom image title can you use some + macros along with ordinary characters. +

Perfect-but-slow Pointer Tracking

When you are drawing in GIMP, GIMP will not catch your pointer + every moment. Instead GIMP catch it a certain time interval. This + means if you draw a circle very fast GIMP will not draw a circle + but lines between each pointer grab. However if you turn on + Perfect-but-slow Pointer Tracking GIMP will record every single + movement and make a perfect circe even if you draw it very fast. + You will however not be able to draw in real time instead that + drawing will "played" with a time delay since you "recorded" + every movement. (Well this is not exactly what's happens but it + makes it easier to explain it this way). +

Disable Cursor Updating

Normally when you paint with e.g the airbrush you will have a + little pencil as cursor. If you disable cursor updating the cursor + will always be a little pencil even if you shift tool. I.e the + cursor will always be the same shape as the last tool you used + before you disabled updating. +

Tool Options

Use Global Paint Options

Normally when you paint in GIMP you set the opacity and paint mode + in the brush dialog. If you disable Use Global Paint Options you + will have the opportunity to set both Opacity and paintmode + separately for each tool (the tool option dialog will change and + you will have new controls for opacity and paint mode). +

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- If you create a image new image with the size of two times two inches, and - don't have right-click|View|Dot for dot enabled. Then you should be able - to take a folding rule, and the measure the image directly on the screen - reading a size of two by two inches. -

- If you can't i.e the size you read is wrong then you have to adjust it in - this dialog. Gimp is using a manual settings by default (72dpix72dpi). If - you run Gimp on e.g a Unix workstation then you can probably use the From - X server option and get a correct value. If you run on PC hardware you will - most likely not be able to use the value given by the Xserver. You have to - measure and set hose values by hand which can be a bit bulky. There is two - fields one with the default measure unit DPI, and one with custom measure - unit which can be useful for us how are used to the metric system. -

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Monitor Resolution

If you create a image new image with the size of two times two inches, and + don't have right-click|View|Dot for dot enabled. Then you should be able + to take a folding rule, and the measure the image directly on the screen + reading a size of two by two inches. +

If you can't i.e the size you read is wrong then you have to adjust it in + this dialog. Gimp is using a manual settings by default (72dpix72dpi). If + you run Gimp on e.g a Unix workstation then you can probably use the From + X server option and get a correct value. If you run on PC hardware you will + most likely not be able to use the value given by the Xserver. You have to + measure and set hose values by hand which can be a bit bulky. There is two + fields one with the default measure unit DPI, and one with custom measure + unit which can be useful for those who are used to the metric system. +

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- The top fields will allow you to set the size in pixels and the bottom field - will allow you to set the size in a arbitrary length unit. The difference - between the two of them is that if you specify the the size in e.g inches - then the size in pixels is dependent of the image resolution. I.e if you - decrease the default resolution you will decrease the size in pixels but - not the real size measured in e.g inches. -

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- Let you set the default image resolution and resolution unit. The default - image resolution is always measured in dpi (ppi) while the default resolution - type is arbitrary. However Gimp lets you set the default resolution in your - arbitrary resolution unit in the two bottom fields. -

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- Lets you set what type of image you want to create by default either RGB - or Grayscale. -

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- Does the size & unit contra resolution image/unit sound a bit complicated - and hard to understand? Let us give you an example. You are familiar with - the metric system but as most designers you are more familiar with a resolution - based on pixels per inch (ppi or dpi). Then you have to set image unit to - millimeters (or centimeters) while you will set the resolution unit to - pixels/inch. This will give you the comfort of working with two familiar - units in this case size measured in the metric system and resolution measured - in ppi. As default values that you have to set i.e size in this case millimeters - and the resolution in ppi is up to you and what type of work you are involved - in. -

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Image Size and Unit

The top fields will allow you to set the size in pixels and the + bottom field will allow you to set the size in a arbitrary length + unit. The difference between the two of them is that if you specify + the the size in e.g inches then the size in pixels is dependent of + the image resolution. I.e if you decrease the default resolution you + will decrease the size in pixels but not the real size measured in + e.g inches. +

Image Resolution and Resolution Unit

Let you set the default image resolution and resolution unit. The + default image resolution is always measured in dpi (ppi) while the + default resolution type is arbitrary. However Gimp lets you set the# + default resolution in your arbitrary resolution unit in the two bottom + fields. +

Default Image Type

Lets you set what type of image you want to create by default either + RGB or Grayscale. +

Maximum Image Size

GIMP will warn you if you try to create images bigger than this value. +

Summary

Does the size & unit contra resolution image/unit sound a bit + complicated and hard to understand? Let us give you an example. + You are familiar with the metric system but as most designers you + are more familiar with a resolution based on pixels per inch (ppi + or dpi). Then you have to set image unit to millimeters (or + centimeters) while you will set the resolution unit to pixels/inch. + This will give you the comfort of working with two familiar units in + this case size measured in the metric system and resolution measured + in ppi. As default values that you have to set i.e size in this case + millimeters and the resolution in ppi is up to you and what type of + work you are involved in. +

Default Comment

Lets you enter a text which will be attached and saved as comment + with many file formats. +

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- In the preference dialog will you set nearly all adjustable values in Gimp, - some additional preferences values are still only stable in the gimprc file - in your personal Gimp directory. For further information of such values consult - your system wide gimprc file usually located in /usr/share/gimp or - /usr/local/share/gimp. -

- There are several categories that you can adjust. New - File which controls the default values of when you create a new file. - Display which controls transparency type and scaling. - Interface which controls preview, navigation, - help, image window, and tool options. - Environment which controls memory usage, file - saving and 8bit display settings. Session which - controls the session management in Gimp. Monitor - which controls how you manage monitor. - Directories which controls where Gimp loads additional resource such - as plug-ins, scripts, patterns are located. It also controls where Gimps - swap file is located. The swap file location is very important to Gimps - performance. -

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In the preference dialog will you set nearly all adjustable values + in Gimp, some additional preferences values are still only stable + in the gimprc file in your personal Gimp directory. For further + information of such values consult your system wide gimprc file + usually located in /usr/local/etc/gimp/1.2. +

There are several categories that you can adjust. + New File + which controls the default values of when you create a new file and + the comment which is attached to the image by default. + Display + which controls transparency type and scaling. + Interface + which controls preview, navigation, help, image window, and tool options. + Environment + which controls memory usage, file saving and 8bit display settings. + Session + which controls the session management in Gimp. + Monitor + which controls how you manage monitor. + Directories + which controls where Gimp loads additional resource such as plug-ins, + scripts, patterns are located. It also controls where Gimps swap file + is located. The swap file location is very important to + GIMP's + performance. +

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- Session management is a way to restore your Gimp session that was running - before you logged out. I.e leave Gimp running logout, and then login. Gimp - will now along with the Window Manager try to restore the Gimp session you - that was running before you logged out. You can disable/enable this feature - with the "Always Try to Restore Session" check button. Remember your desktop - environment must support session management otherwise this will not work. - NOTE: If you start Gimp from e.g a script to set special environment variables +Session Management

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Session management is a way to restore your GIMP session that was + running before you logged out. I.e leave Gimp running logout, and + then login. GIMP will now along with the Window Manager try to restore + the GIMP session you that was running before you logged out. You can + disable/enable this feature with the "Always Try to Restore Session" + check button. +

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If you start Gimp from e.g a script to set special environment variables before Gimp is started, then it's not wise too use this option. -

- Gimp can save it's window positions i.e where e.g the gradient select dialog - is displayed on your display. If you use the Save Window Position at Exit - option then Gimp will save the position of e.g the brush dialog (if it is - opened). It can be useful to arrange your Gimp desktop with this option enabled - and then restart Gimp and disable the option. You will there by have a consistent - desktop each time you start Gimp. -

- If you have a tablet and use it with Gimp you will have several devices that - you can preconfigure in the - toolbox|File|Dialogs|Device Status. However - if you use Save Device Status on Exit option then the preconfiguration will - be over written and the last state before exit will be the new configuration. -

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Gimp can save it's window positions i.e where e.g the + Gradient Select Dialog + is displayed on your display. If you use the Save Window Position at Exit + option then Gimp will save the position of e.g the brush dialog (if it is + opened). It can be useful to arrange your Gimp desktop with this option + enabled and then restart Gimp and disable the option. You will there by + have a consistent desktop each time you start Gimp. +

If you have a tablet and use it with Gimp you will have several devices + that you can preconfigure in the + Device Status. However + if you use Save Device Status on Exit option then the preconfiguration + will be overwritten and the last state before exit will be the new + configuration. +

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Really Close

Confirmation dialog for closing an image that has unsaved changes. + If you click Close, the image will + close and all unsaved changes will be lost. +

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- Confirmation dialog for quitting Gimp and with unsaved changes in - one or more images. Clicking Quit will quit and all unsaved - changes will be lost. -

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Really Quit

Confirmation dialog for quitting GIMP + with unsaved changes in one or more images. Clicking + Quit will quit and all unsaved changes will + be lost. +

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The Revert entry can be found in the + image File menu. It allows you to discard all + changes that have been made since the image was last saved. +

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- Will scale the image content and the canvas size. The difference - between Scale Image and Set Canvas Size is that Set Canvas Size - will resize the canvas without scaling image content with out - scaling the image content (i.e it will only add some space around - the image or clip the image). NOTE: Scale Image will scale the - whole image. You can scale only the active layer with the - Scale Layer command. -

- You will set the new image size either by altering the size or the ratio. - You can also set the resolution of the image. If you lower the - resolution, the image will get bigger (in real units, but not in - pixels). You therefore have to - compensate it with a smaller pixels size if you still want the same image - size but a lower resolution. It will naturally be vice versa if - you increase the resolution. Pixel Dimension area is used to - resize the pixels. -

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Scale Image

Scales the image content and the canvas size. The difference + between Scale Image and Set + Canvas Size is that Set Canvas + Size will resize the canvas without scaling image + content. It will only add some space around the image or clip the + image. +

Scale Image will scale the whole + image. You can scale only the active layer with + Scale Layer. +

+

You set the new image size either by altering the size or the + ratio. You can also set the resolution of the image. If you lower + the resolution, the image will get bigger (in real units, but not + in pixels). You therefore have to compensate it with a smaller + pixels size if you still want the same image size but a lower + resolution. It will naturally be vice versa if you increase the + resolution. Pixel Dimension area is used to + resize the pixels. +

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- The Image canvas is the boundary of the image. Even if you have a smaller - or larger layer than the image boundary size, the maximum image - area that you - can view is determined by the boundary size. -

- The size area will control how big or small your new canvas will be just - as when you created a new image. The Offset area will control - how your canvas is clipped or expanded. -

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- Making the canvas smaller: -
- The offset fields will control how the upper left corner - of the old canvas will be positioned in the new canvas. The - best way to control the new location and how - it will be clipped is to drag the "canvas preview" in the - Offset frame to the chosen position. After that you make the - final adjustments with the spin buttons - (or type it in by hand). The thin outline is the new canvas - size and you - have to drag the old canvas to the right position so it will - be clipped according to your demands. -
- Making the canvas bigger: -
- The offset fields will control how the upper left corner of - the old canvas will be positioned in the new canvas . The - best way to control the new location and - how the canvas will be to be expanded is to drag the "canvas - preview" in the Offset frame to the correct position. After - that you make the final adjustments with - the spin buttons (or type it in by hand). The outline/canvas - is the new canvas size and you have to drag the old canvas - to the right position within it. -
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- If you uncheck the chain in the Size area, you will be able to - have different proportions for the new canvas. It's therefore - possible, for example, to have a canvas which is smaller in X - direction and bigger in Y direction than before the resize. -

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Set Canvas Size

The image canvas is the boundary of the image. Even if you have a + smaller or larger layer than the image boundary size, the maximum + image area that you can view is determined by the canvas size. +

The size area will control how big or small + your new canvas will be, just as when you created a new image. The + Offset area will control how your canvas is + clipped or expanded. +

+

Making the canvas smaller

The offset fields will control how the upper left corner + of the old canvas will be positioned in the new canvas. + The best way to control the new location and how it will + be clipped is to drag the "canvas preview" in + the Offset frame to the chosen + position. After that you make the final adjustments with + the spin buttons (or type it in by + hand). The thin outline is the new canvas size and you + have to drag the old canvas to the correct position so it + will be clipped according to your demands. +

Making the canvas bigger

The offset fields will control how the upper left corner + of the old canvas will be positioned in the new canvas. + The best way to control the new location and how the + canvas will be to be expanded is to drag the "canvas + preview" in the Offset frame + to the correct position. After that you make the final + adjustments with the spin buttons + (or type it in by hand). The outline/canvas is the new + canvas size and you have to drag the old canvas to the + desired position within it. +

+

If you uncheck the chain + in the Size area, you will be able to have + different proportions for the new canvas. It's thereby possible, + for example, to have a canvas which is smaller in X direction and + bigger in Y direction than before the resize. +

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- Will shrink the selection (not the content of the selection but - the selection itself) with an arbitrary amount measured in an - arbitrary unit. -

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Shrink Selection

Will shrink the selection (not the content of the selection but + the selection itself) by an arbitrary amount measured in the + set unit (usually pixels). +

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- Will display a useful tip each time you start Gimp. You can navigate the - tip dialog by clicking on Previous and Next Tip. To disable - this, just uncheck "Show tip next time Gimp starts". -

- If you have any useful tips, please submit them to the GIMP - developers for possible inclusion in future releases. -

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Tip of the Day

Displays a useful tip each time you start + GIMP. You can navigate the tip dialog + by clicking on Previous and + NextTip. To disable this, just uncheck + Show tip next time GIMP starts. +

If you have any useful tips, please submit them to the + GIMP developers for possible inclusion + in future releases. +

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- The tool option dialog will show the tool options for the active - tool. Please see Tool - index for a complete list of tools and tool - options. Depending on if you - have global or local tool options, the tools option dialog for - each tool can - look a bit different. Please see - Interface. -

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Tool Options Dialog

The tool options dialog will show the tool + options for the active tool. Please see + Tool index for a + complete list of tools and tool options. Depending on if you have + global or local tool options, the tools + options dialog for each tool can look a bit different. + Please see Interface. +

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- Shows the history of your image editing along with thumbnails. This makes - it very easy to jump back and forth in the command history. Tip: - Always use - Undo History when you work on hard and difficult tasks. It is a whole lot - easier to jump ten steps back just by clicking in the Undo History dialog - than doing it with Ctrl-Z. -

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Undo History

Shows the history of your image editing along with thumbnails. + This makes it very easy to jump back and forth in the command + history. +

Always use Undo History when you work + on hard and difficult tasks. It is a whole lot easier to jump + ten steps back just by clicking in the Undo + History dialog than doing it with + Ctrl-Z. +

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Close

Closes the active image window. If changes have been made + to the image, GIMP will ask you whether + you are sure you want to continue — click + Close in the popup dialog to continue, or + Cancel to leave the image open. +

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File Operations Introduction

In this chapter we'll explain to you how can save your work to files, + load them again later and what file formats + GIMP knows. +

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- On the Gimp File menu in the toolbox above the "Quit" entry, -you will find a list of recently opened files. You can click any of -these entries to return to that file. -

- You can configure how many items are listed here in File -> -Preferences -> Interface -> Recent Documents List Size. The default -value is 4. -

- Additional Information -

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Last Opened

On the GIMP File + menu under the toolbox above the Quit + entry, you will find a list of recently opened files. You can + click any of these entries to open the file. +

You can configure how many entries are shown here in the + Interface section of the + Preferences. + Setting this to zero turns the list off altogether. +

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- The "Quit" entry on both the toolbar and image file menus close -all open images and exit the Gimp. If any images are unsaved, Gimp will -prompt you - click "Quit" to contine or "Cancel" to leave the Gimp, and -the images, open. -

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Quit

The Quit entry on both the toolbox and + image File menus closes all open images and + exits GIMP. If any images are unsaved, + GIMP will prompt you — + click Quit to continue or + Cancel to leave + GIMP and all images open. +

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- The revert entry can be found on the image File menu. It allows -you to discard all changes that have been made since the image was last -saved. -

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File Formats

GIMP has support for a wide range of + still image and video file formats. +

Supported Formats

The following table lists the formats supported by + GIMP: +

Table 2-1. File Formats

 ReadWrite
AA - ASCII ArtNY
AVI - Audio/Video InterleaveYY
BMP - BitmapYY
C - "C" SourceNY
CEL - CIMFast Event LanguageYY
FITS - Flexible Image Transport SystemYY
FLI - Autodesk FLIC AnimationYY
GIF - Graphics Interchange Format + [a] + YY
H - "C" Header FileNY
HRZ - Slow Scan TelevisionYY
HTML - Formatted TableNY
JPEG - Joint Photographics Expert GroupYY
MIFF - Magick Image File FormatYY
MPEG - Motion Picture Expert GroupYN
PCX - PC PaintbrushYY
PIX - Inset Systems BitmapYY
PNG - Portable Network GraphicsYY
PNM - Portable AnymapYY
PSD - Photoshop DocumentYN
PSP - Paint Shop ProYN
PS - PostScriptYY
SGI - Silicon GraphicsYY
Sunras - Sun RasterYY
TGA - Targa BitmapYY
TIFF - Tagged Image File FormatYY
WMF - Windows Meta FileYN
XBM - X BitmapYY
XCF - GIMP NativeYY
XWD - X Window DumpYY
XPM - X PixmapYY
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a. + You need a license from Unisys to legally save files in this format. +

What Format Should I Use?

When saving a file, you need to decide which file format to + use. There are descriptions of some important and popular formats + below to help you choose the right one for your images. +

XCF: GIMP's + Native Format

If you're saving an image that's not + "finished" and intend to continue working on + the image in GIMP later, you + should always save it as XCF. + XCF preserves all of your image's + layers, channels, and masks, as well as your paths, + guides, selections, and other important details. +

However, XCF is only suitable for + GIMP. If you want to share your + image or put the image on the web, you should probably use + another file format as well as + XCF because most web + browsers, image viewers, and other software packages + cannot read XCF. +

PNG: Portable Network Graphics

PNG can preserve all the transparency + and color of your original image and uses powerful + lossless compression to reduce file sizes. In particular, + computer-generated images usually compress very well. +

Although PNG supports smooth + transparency, today's most popular web browsers still + don't. While we wait for Microsoft to catch up, you'll + probably want to stick with non-transparent PNGs on web + pages. You can use transparency effectively elsewhere + though. +

JPEG: Compressed Photographic images

Photographs and other images from the real world (which + include most images taken with digital cameras and color + scans) can be compressed very effectively with + JPEG. Usually screenshots, logos, and + computer generated images will not benefit from + JPEG. +

The JPEG method is lossy, which means + that, although the saved image will appear almost + identical to the original, it will actually have hidden + detail removed. You should not use it on images that you + intend to do additional processing on later because the + loss is exaggerated by repeated use. +

GIMP's JPEG filter uses JFIF + files for compatability with most existing software. It + allows you to adjust the "quality" of the + image and see immediately how the saved image will look + and how big the file will be. +

GIF: Compuserve GIF

Unlike all the other file formats described here + GIF requires the use of a colormap. + This means that a maximum of 256 different colors will be + preserved in the saved image. + GIMP can handle the conversion + automatically, but the results may sometimes be + disappointing due to this limitation of GIF. +

Despite the poor compression and limited number of colors, + there are two desirable features of GIF + for web designers. They are simple forms of transparency + and animation. GIMP's + GIF filter supports both of these + features. +

Support for creating GIFs may not be included in your + version of GIMP due to patent + problems. +

BMP: Windows Bitmap

This format is often used by applications for Microsoft + Windows. Full color images can + be stored in this format, but shortcomings of the + compression scheme mean that the resulting files may be + quite large. Image resolution is preserved, but no other + metadata is stored in the BMP format. +

Some web browsers have included support for viewing + BMP images but this is not common, so you should avoid + using them on the web. +

XPM: X Pixmap

This format is sometimes used by applications for the + X Window System. The files + created can be compiled directly into a program by a + software developer, but this convenience comes at a price + of much increased file size. You will probably already + know if this feature is useful to you. +

Some web browsers have included support for viewing XPM + images but this is not common, so you should avoid using + them on the web. +

TIFF: Tagged Image File Format

One of the oldest formats still commonly in use today, + TIFF is a very powerful but complicated + format. If you need to export images from + GIMP to a package which doesn't + support any of the other formats mentioned earlier in this + section, it will probably accept TIFF. +

TIFF can preserve all the transparency + and color of your original image, but you may lose some of + this information when importing the + TIFF into another package. +

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Located in Filters + Artistic Apply + Canvas, this filter applies a canvas-like effect to + the current image. It textures the image as if it were an + artist's canvas. +

Compare this filter to the GIMPressionist filter.

Description of Apply Canvas Dialog

The first four selections, the radio buttons + Top-Right, Top-Left, + Bottom-Left, and + Bottom-Right, determine the direction in + which the canvas is drawn. It causes a slight variation in the + effect. Depth determines how intense the + effect is. A deeper canvas is more pronounced. Only + experimentation can allow you to find the appropriate depth for + your purposes. +

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The blur filter makes your image look out of focus by randomly + displacing pixels. You can alter the amount by which the image is + blurred (the distance that pixels are displaced) by adjusting + repeat value (between 1 and 100). +

The Random Seed is how + GIMP calculates which pixels to + displace — you can either set a numeric value which will cause all + repeats (if a repeat value is set) to use the same seed, or you + can use the current time, which will mean that each repeat will + use a different seed. +

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GIMP can load and save images which + have been bzip2 compressed. To save a bziped file, you can either + use "Save By Extension" or "bz2". You need to name your file in + the format filename.extension.bz2 where + extension is an extension for a supported file format. For + example, to save a bziped TIFF file called + foo, you would enter + foo.tif.bz2 as the filename. +

For this plug-in to work you need bzip2 + — you can check if you have this by typing bzip2 + --version at a terminal window. If you get + bzip: command not found or + similar, you don't have bzip2. +

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Located under Filters + Artistic + Cubism..., this + plug-in modifies your image so that it appears to be constructed + of small squares of semitransparent tissue paper. It is very + useful for things such a background images. The level of + distortion makes it less useful for a photograph. +

The Cubism Dialog

+ When you select Cubism... from the menu, + the Cubism Dialog is opened. It contains + three options that allow you to control the effect of the filter. +

Use Background Color

This select box determines whether or not the background + color displayed in the Toolbox + should be used when applying the filter. If it is not + checked, black will be used instead. +

Tile Size

This variable determines the size, in pixels, of the squares + to be used. This is, in effect, the size of the little + squares of tissue paper to used in generating the new + image. The slider can be used or the exact pixel size can be + entered into the text box, or the arrow buttons can be + used. +

Tile Saturation

This variable specifies how intense the color of the + squares should be. This is, in effect, the opacity of the + little squares of tissue paper. A high number makes the + squares very strongly defined and doesn't allow lower squares + to show through. A low number allows the lower squares to be + more visible through the higher ones and causes a little more + blending in the colors. If this is set to 0 and + Use Background Color is not checked, + the entire area will be black. If it is checked and the value + here is zero, the background color will fill the entire + area. +

A little experimentation will enable you to find the result you + desire. It is possible to undo this process either from the + menu or with the undo shortcut, so experiment freely.

If you are using this to generate background images for webpages + and the like, work with a small range of colors painted + randomly on a small square. Then apply the Cubism filter with + the desired settings. As a last step, try + Filters Map + Make Seamless to make the image so + it will tile seamlessly in your background.

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GIMP can read and write + FITS images. The FITS + (Flexible Image Transport System) format was developed by + NASA for cross platform transfer of astronmical + data. Note that not all FITS files will contain + an image — the format is also used for the transport of other data + such as tables and matrices. +

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The IIR Gaussian Blur plugin displaces pixels + in a radius from a central point defined in the dialog. A higher + value will produce a higher amount of blur. You can also make the + blur act in one direction more than the other by clicking the + chain link so that it is broken, and altering the radii. +

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The RLE Gaussian Blur plugin displaces pixels + in a radius from a central point defined in the dialog. A higher + value will produce a higher amount of blur. You can also make the + blur act in one direction more than the other by clicking the + chain link so that it is broken, and altering the radii. +

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Located in Filters + Render Pattern + Qbist..., this plug-in renders + essentially randomly mixed colours in a potentially impressive + display of algorthmic disco. +

To be more concise, it provides nine sets of equations which + alter the image's appearance drastically. The resulting effect is + a specific mesh of colours, arranged in varying ways, according to + the output of the given equation. Generally, this is some number + of gradient blends, intermingling to create new gradients and + shapes. +

The Qbist dialog

In the dialogue, nine preview boxes are displayed. The + preview in the center is the active one. That is, without + further input, the preview displayed in the center will be + rendered into the image. Each of the previews are image + buttons. Selecting any preview enacts a corresponding + equation. The selected equation is applied to the active + preview and changes all 9 previews to reflect a new set of + input parameters. When a desirable effect results, pressing + the OK button applies the center + preview to the current image. Cancel + will close the dialog without making any changes to the + original image. +

The generated images do not relate in any signifigant way to + the original image content. The same equations will not + always correspond to the same preview button. Qbist is, + effectively, a randomizer. +

This filter includes a 'Load and Save' function for presets. + Because the generated images and equations do not rely on the + original image content, there is no exact way to guarantee an + absolute reproduction of any set of effects. Therefore, as an + alternate, the user may save at least the current, center + preview parameters. +

Qbist works best by repeatedly hitting any of the various + preview buttons until a desirable effect is observed. Being + run largely on random outputs based on random inputs, it + tends to be not so useful if the user advances with some + strategy. It seems better to simply request new renders + repeatedly until the user sees something + attractive. +

Quote from the author: + " This plug-in generates images + from genetic formulas. It's based on an algorithm I've seen in + a magazine." +

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Allows you to configure settings for saving an image as a + formatted HTML table. +

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The width for each table cell, either in pixels or + percent. +

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The height for each table cell, either in pixels or + percent. +

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The distance between a cell edge and its contents in + pixels. +

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The distance between cells in pixels. +

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GIMP can load and save images which + have been gzip compressed. To save a gziped file, you can either + use "Save By Extension" or "gz". You need to name your file in the + format filename.extension.gz where extension + is an extension for a supported file format. For example, to save + a gziped TIFF file called "foo", you would + enter foo.tif.gz as the filename. +

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Allows you to configure settings for saving a + JPEG file. +

Comments

You can add a comment to the image up to 32,768 characters + (32KB) by entering text in the + Image Comments box. A default + comment can be defined in Preferences. +

Quality

The parameter settings allow you to alter the way that the + JPEG file is saved to get the best + balance between image quality and file size. The + Quality slider changes the quality + of the image — a high number (1.00 being the + maximum) gives a better image quality but a larger + file size. If you check Preview the + image window will dynamically update as you move the + quality slider (or change any of + the other parameter + settings) and you will be able to see what the resultant + file size will be in bytes and kilobytes + (KB). Note that depending on the size + of the image, it may take a moment to update the preview + and file size information after adjusting the settings. +

Smoothing

The smoothing slider adjusts how + much the image is blurred to make the image appear a + higher quality. A higher value will lose some of the + detail in an image, but reduce the filesize. +

Restart Markers

Restart markers are useful for + transmitting an image over an unreliable network. If a + file gets corrupted, it will only be corrupted up to the + next restart marker. Restart markers add a small amount to + the filesize of an image. Restart markers can be between + every 1 row (many markers) and every 64 rows (few + markers). +

Progressive Mode

Progressive mode means that a + supporting viewer (such as Netscape + Navigator) can show a low + quality version of an image which progressively improves + as the image loads until the full image is displayed. This + may slightly increases filesize (but not always), and is + not supported by all viewers. +

Force Baseline JPEG

Enabling Force Baseline JPEG makes + GIMP write a + JPEG which will be readable by all + decoders (viewers). This often results in a larger + filesize and/or decreased image quality, especially at low + quality settings. +

Subsampling

Subsampling defines how information is discarded as a + ratio of color (which can be discarded more with less + discernable effect) against brightness. It is defined for + the two chroma (color) channels — red/green (Cr) and + blue/yellow (Cb) — as relative to the luma + (brightness) channel (Y) of the image by downsampling the + image by a factor of two in either the x direction only, + or both the x and y directions. This is shown by the + format Y,Cr,Cb, so 1x1,1x1,1x1 + gives no subsampling, and thus the highest image quality. + 2x2,1x1,1x1 downsamples both the + Cr and Cb channels by half, giving the highest compression + available here. 2x1,1x1,1x1 only + downsamples the Cr channel, again by half. +

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The DCT method + only influences quality vs. speed. The fastest method is + Fast integer which has a slight + quality disadvantage compared to + Integer. + Floating-point may give a marginal + increase in quality but will be slower to load. +

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Located in Filters + Artistic + Oilify, this filter makes your image + appear as if it has been painted with oil paints. +

Short description of The Oilify + Dialog

+ Oilify has two options: Use Intensity + Algorithm and Mask Size. The + differences between an image created with the Use + Intensity Algorithm checked and one without it are + hard to detect. It appears that with the algorithm more details + and better colors are preserved. Also if the image being + oilified was already a JPG, it is recommended + that the algorithm is used because the default method tends to + make artifacts more visible. +

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The PAT file format is used for + GIMP patterns. When you save a pattern + file, you will be prompted to give a description. This is not the + filename, but an internal description which gets displayed at the + top of the patterns dialog when loaded. +

To create a pattern to be used by GIMP + from the patterns dialog, you must save it + in the your /patterns directory inside your + personal GIMP directory — normally + ~/.gimp-1.1. Make sure you press + Refresh in the patterns + dialog to rescan the patterns directory. +

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The pixelize filter make you image look like it is made up of + large, square pixels (color blocks). You can choose the width of + the pixels — the larger the width, the larger the blocks of color, + which will distort the picture more. +

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Allows you to configure settings for saving a PNG + file. All applications which can handle PNG files should be able to + read any PNG saved from GIMP. However you + can make decisions here + about which information about your image should be preserved in the + file, and how hard GIMP should try to keep the file size small. +

Interlacing (Adam7)

The Adam7 interlacing option stores image data in an order + which allows browsers or viewers to show progressively more detail as + they load the file, at the cost of increased file size. +

Save background color

This adds a bKGD chunk to your PNG file which advises viewer software + to choose a background color like your currently selected GIMP + background color. Adding this chunk increases file size + slightly. Netscape Navigator will + not display a png transparently if the file has been saved + with this option. It will instead use the chosen background + color behind the image. +

Save gamma

This adds a gAMA chunk to your PNG file which reflects the current + Gamma factor for your display (set globally for + GIMP). Viewers with a + different display can compensate to ensure the image doesn't look too + dark or too bright. Adding this chunk increases file size slightly. +

Save layer offset

If you are saving a single layer which has been shifted (offset) + from the top-left of the image, this will add a oFFs chunk to your + PNG file to preserve this offset factor in other viewers. Adding + this chunk if it's needed increases file size slightly. +

Save resolution

This adds a pHYs chunk to your PNG which records the physical + resolution of the image. This is needed by GIMP and other viewers + for printing or actual size previews. Adding this chunk increases + file size slightly. +

Save creation time

This adds a tIME chunk to your PNG which records the exact date + and time when the image was last saved. This will be preserved + and can be viewed in other applications. Adding this chunk increases + file size slightly. +

Compression

This controls the amount of compression used to reduce the + file size. Larger numbers will usually reduce file size but will + make saving slower. The default (6) is often an acceptable + compromise, but see below. +

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Figure 13-1. The Main Window

The main window is divided into five panes: +

Preview

The Preview pane contains a + positioning widget that allows + interactive positioning of the output on the page. It + contains an outer border, representing the sheet of paper; + an inner border, representing the printable area of the + printer; an arrow, pointing to the top of the page (the + end that is fed into the printer); and a black rectangle, + representing the position of the image on the page. The + image can be moved around on the paper. When the first + (left) button is used, the + image is moved in screen pixels; when any other button is + used, the image is moved in points[1]. The + arrow resizes depending upon the media size chosen; the + shaft of the arrow is always equal to one inch on + the output. +

Printer Settings

The Printer Settings pane contains a + dropdown menu for selecting a printer. There + is a special "printer" named File that allows + you to choose a file to print to, rather than a printer + queue. The Setup box to the right + allows specification of a printer type, a PPD + file[2], and the command to be used to + print. Each distinct printer in the + Printer list can have different + settings applied to it. Below that is a combo + box allowing choice of media size. The choices + are constrained to those that the printer supports. Below + that are dropdown menus for + choosing media type (what kind of paper), media source + (what input tray), ink type, and resolution. All of these + settings are printer-specific. +

Figure 13-2. The setup

Position

The Position pane contains various + widgets to place the image on the paper. These widgets + work in conjunction with the Preview + pane. At the top left of the pane is a button to center + the image on the paper (not on the printable area). To its + right is a button group that allows + choosing English (inch) units or metric (centimeter) + units. Below these are four boxes + that allow entry of the left, top, right, and bottom of + the image. These positions are relative to the top left of + the paper[3]. There are two additional boxes + that allow specification of the right margin and bottom + margin if you prefer; these are relative to the bottom + right corner of the paper. Any of these may have values + entered into them. The preview image will be moved + appropriately.

These entries do not resize the + image.

Finally, there is a pick box for + orientation (landscape or + portrait). There is an Auto mode + that picks the orientation + that best matches that of the image to be printed. +

Scaling

The Scaling pane contains a slider + that allows scaling of the image. The image can be scaled + in either percent of the printable area (NOT the page in + this case) or pixels per inch (PPI) via + a radio button below the slider. + PPI allows matching image resolution to + printer resolution. The image may be scaled using either + method to between 5 and 100% of the imageable area. It is + not possible to crop with the Print plugin. In + Percent mode, the image is scaled + so that neither axis will be longer than the percent of + the printable area specified. For example, if you print an + image at 20%, it will be possible to tile the image 5 + times on one axis and at least 5 times on the other. To + the right of the radio button is a button called + Set Image Scale. This sets the + scaling to PPI, and sets the resolution + as closely as possible to the resolution stored in the + image. To the right of the Set Image + Scale button are two boxes that allow entry of + width and + height of the image. These set the + scaling mode to PPI. Specifying one + automatically sets the other, and the image is + repositioned as needed to prevent it from falling off the + edge of the page. +

Image Settings

The Image Settings pane allows choice + of Line Art, Solid + Colors, Photograph, or + Monochrome image type. Line art or + Solid Colors should be used for graphics containing mostly + solid areas of color. They're very similar to each other. + Photograph mode dithers more slowly, but produces more + accurate colors. Finally, Monochrome mode can be used to + print absolute black and white very quickly. To the right + of these four radio buttons is a button called + Adjust Color. This pops up a new + window that controls various output quality settings. That + will be described separately. Finally, there is a choice + of Black and White and Color output. +

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  • Print and Save Settings + — immediately print the image (or, if the File + printer is chosen, display a file selection window to + pick the output file), and save all current settings + for all printers. +

  • Save Settings — + immediately save the settings, and continue working + in the Print plugin. +

  • Print — immediately + print the image (or, if the File printer is chosen, + display a file selection window to pick the output + file), but do not save settings. +

  • Cancel — immediately + quits without saving or printing. +

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Adjust Color

The Adjust Color button pops up a + non-modal dialog that + allows adjustment of various parameters related to the print + quality. These are independent of the controls within the + GIMP itself and only affect the + print. +

Figure 13-3. The Color Settings

At the top of the window is a thumbnail of the image that + changes to reflect the color settings of the image. This + enables you to get an idea of how the image will print out as + you adjust settings. +

Below that there are eight sliders: + +

Brightness (0-2.0, default 1.0)

adjust the brightness of the image. +

Contrast (0-4.0, default 1.0)

adjust the output contrast. +

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow (0-4.0, default 1.0) +

adjust the cyan, magenta, and yellow in the output. + These should not normally need to be adjusted very much; + even very small adjustments can go quite a long way to + restoring color balance.. +

Saturation (0-9.0, default 1.0) +

adjust the color brilliance (saturation) of the output. + Saturation of 0 means pure gray scale, with no color. + Saturation of 9.0 will make just about anything but + pure grays brilliantly colored. +

Density (0.1-2.0, default 1.0) +

adjust the density (amount of ink) in the print. The + density is automatically corrected for the particular + printer, resolution, and, in some cases, paper choices. + If solid black in the input is not solid in the print, + the density needs to be increased; if there is excessive + ink bleed-through and muddy dark colors, the density + should be decreased.

The density will not + increase beyond a certain amount no matter what the + slider is set to.

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Gamma (0.1-4.0, default 1.0) +

adjust the output gamma. The gamma value is + automatically corrected for the choice of printer; this + is used if you believe the automatic setting is + incorrect. +

Dither Algorithm

There is also a selection box for the dither + algorithm to be used. There are currently + seven choices: +

  • Adaptive Hybrid usually + yields the best output + quality. It chooses a modified Floyd-Steinberg + error diffusion algorithm or ordered dithering + depending upon the image characteristics. +

  • Ordered uses a pure ordered + dither. It generally + yields excellent quality for simple black and + white or four color printers without variable drop + size or drop modulation. It is not recommended if + high quality is desired on six color printers. It + is considerably faster than Adaptive + Hybrid. +

  • Fast also uses a pure ordered + dither, but uses a + very simple black model and makes no attempt to + handle multi-level (6-color, variable drop size, + or drop modulation) at all cleanly. It is + substantially faster than + Ordered dither. The + quality tends to be quite poor except on simple + four color printers. On three color printers, + quality is probably competitive with anything + else. +

  • Very Fast is similar to + Fast, except that it uses a + very simple dither matrix that can be looked up + much more quickly than the matrix used in the + Fast dither. For simple pure + black and white images dominated by horizontal and + vertical lines, this may actually yield the best + results. For other types of images, the quality + will be poor. +

  • Adaptive Random is similar to + Adaptive Hybrid, + except that the modifications to the + Floyd-Steinberg algorithm are slightly different. + This is slower than Adaptive + Hybrid on most + systems. For some images the quality may be + better, but generally + Adaptive Hybrid should yield + slightly superior + images. +

  • Hybrid Floyd-Steinberg uses + the modified + Floyd-Steinberg algorithm of Adaptive + Hybrid on + the entire image. Generally, the results are poor + in pale regions. +

  • Random Floyd-Steinberg uses + the modified Floyd-Steinberg algorithm of + Adaptive Random on + the entire image. Generally, the results are poor + in pale regions. +

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[1]

the + output resolution of the plugin

[2]

for Postscript + printers

[3]

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The ripple filter allows you the distort the image to look like a + disturbed water surface. +

Options

Checking the Antialiasing box makes + jagged lines at the edge of the ripples be smoothed out + without blurring the image. +

The Retain Tileability ensures that + where an image is tileable, such as a pattern, the final + distorted image will also be tileable - i.e. you can place + copies of the image side by side to create a continuous + image without any break. +

Orientation

Defines which way the ripples occur — either horizontal or + vertical. +

Edges

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The Hue slider changes the color of pixels in + a random pattern. At a + low setting, the color change will be small. At a higher level, + the available colors for the scattering become progressivly + available around the color wheel until all colors are possible. +

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The average amount of displacement can be set in pixels using the + Shift Amount slider. +

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- PackBits compression is often used on Macintosh systems and is -a form of Run Length Encoding (RLE) which, like LZW, is a lossless -method. -

- Deflate compression, sometime known as "zip" compression, uses -another variant of the LZW compression method and so gives similar -results, but is not restricted by any licences. LZW compression should -be used on logo type images such as maps and line diagrams. -

- JPEG compression is the same compression methods used when -saving JPEG files. JPEG compression should be used on photographs or -realistic scenes. -

- Finally, you can leave the TIFF uncompressed for maximum -quality, but be warned that filesizes can be very large. -

- Comment -

-

- As with JPEG (and some other formats) a comment can be added -to the image up to 32KB. A default comment for new images can be set in -Preferences. -

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TIFF

Allows you to configure settings for saving a + TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) image. +

TIFF files can be compressed in a number of + ways to reduce the file size. LZW (Lempel + Ziv Welch) compression is the same method used in + GIF images, and produces a significant + reduction in file size without losing any image information (it + is a lossless method). It should be noted that + LZW compression is covered by a restrictive + Unisys license. +

PackBits compression is often used on Macintosh systems and is + a form of Run Length Encoding (RLE) which, + like LZW, is a lossless method. +

Deflate compression, sometime known as "zip" compression, uses + another variant of the LZW compression + method and so gives similar results, but is not restricted by + any licences. LZW compression should be + used on logo-type images such as maps and line diagrams. +

JPEG compression is the same compression + methods used when saving JPEG + files. JPEG compression should be used on + photographs or realistic scenes. +

Finally, you can leave the TIFF + uncompressed for maximum quality, but be warned that file sizes + can be very large. +

As with JPEG (and some other formats) a + comment can be added to the image up to 32KB. A default + comment for new images can be set in + Preferences. +

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Tile

Tile creates multiple copies of the current image in a tiled + pattern. You need to set the size of the tiled image as a multiple + of the current image to get a cleanly tiled image — for example, + setting 400 x 400 for a 100 x 100 image would make the new image + contain 4 copies of the current image. +

It is often useful to select Create New + Image so that you current image remain unaltered. +

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Sorry, but this Plug-In is still undocumented. +

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- Gimp can load an image directly from an HTTP or FTP server. The -image can be in any of the formats that Gimp recognises. To open the file, -simply type the full URL as the selection, e.g. -http://www.gimp.org/wilber.jpg. You can either specify the file type as -"URL" or "Automatic", and click OK. Gimp will display it's progress as -it downloads the image to a temporary directory. -

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URL

GIMP can load an image directly from an + HTTP or FTP server. The + image can be in any of the formats that + GIMP recognises. To open the file, + simply type the full URL (Uniform Resource + Location) as the selection, e.g. http://www.gimp.org/wilber.jpg. + You can either specify the file type as URL + or Automatic, and click + OK. GIMP will + display its progress as it downloads the image to a temporary + directory. +

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Value Invert

The Value Invert plugin inverts the Value (brightness) part of an + HSV (Hue Saturation Value) image. The Hue and + Saturation of the image remain unaffected so color will be the + same, just a different shade. +

If you want to also invert the Hue and Saturation components of + the image, use Image + Colors + Invert. +

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- Gimp can read files in the WMF (Windows Meta File) format. This -format is often used for stock images ("clipart") for office -applications on the Microsoft Windows platform. Although WMF is a -vector format, Gimp rasterizes the image when it opens. -

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WMF

GIMP can read files in the + WMF (Windows Meta File) format. This format is + often used for stock images ("clipart") for office applications on + the Microsoft Windows platform. Although + WMF is a vector format, + GIMP rasterizes (converts to pixels) + the image when the file is loaded. +

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XWD

GIMP can read and write images in the + XWD (X Window Dump) + format. XWD is the format or image which is + ouput from the XWD program, which is included + with XFree86, for creating screenshots (which + GIMP itself uses on Unix platforms). +

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Appendix C. GIMP License

      GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+      Version 2, June 1991
+      
+      Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.  59
+      Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111 USA
+    
+      Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of
+      this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
+    
+      Preamble
+    
+      The licenses for most software are designed to take away your
+      freedom to share and change it.  By contrast, the GNU General
+      Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share
+      and change free software--to make sure the software is free for
+      all its users.  This General Public License applies to most of
+      the Free Software Foundation's software and to any other program
+      whose authors commit to using it.  (Some other Free Software
+      Foundation software is covered by the GNU Library General Public
+      License instead.)  You can apply it to your programs, too.
+    
+      When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not
+      price.  Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure
+      that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software
+      (and charge for this service if you wish), that you receive
+      source code or can get it if you want it, that you can change
+      the software or use pieces of it in new free programs; and that
+      you know you can do these things.
+    
+      To protect your rights, we need to make restrictions that forbid
+      anyone to deny you these rights or to ask you to surrender the
+      rights.  These restrictions translate to certain
+      responsibilities for you if you distribute copies of the
+      software, or if you modify it.
+    
+      For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether
+      gratis or for a fee, you must give the recipients all the rights
+      that you have.  You must make sure that they, too, receive or
+      can get the source code.  And you must show them these terms so
+      they know their rights.
+    
+      We protect your rights with two steps: (1) copyright the
+      software, and (2) offer you this license which gives you legal
+      permission to copy, distribute and/or modify the software.
+    
+      Also, for each author's protection and ours, we want to make
+      certain that everyone understands that there is no warranty for
+      this free software.  If the software is modified by someone else
+      and passed on, we want its recipients to know that what they
+      have is not the original, so that any problems introduced by
+      others will not reflect on the original authors' reputations.
+    
+      Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software
+      patents.  We wish to avoid the danger that redistributors of a
+      free program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect
+      making the program proprietary.  To prevent this, we have made
+      it clear that any patent must be licensed for everyone's free
+      use or not licensed at all.
+    
+      The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and
+      modification follow.
+    
+      GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+      TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
+    
+      0. This License applies to any program or other work which
+      contains a notice placed by the copyright holder saying it may
+      be distributed under the terms of this General Public License.
+      The "Program", below, refers to any such program or work, and a
+      "work based on the Program" means either the Program or any
+      derivative work under copyright law: that is to say, a work
+      containing the Program or a portion of it, either verbatim or
+      with modifications and/or translated into another language.
+      (Hereinafter, translation is included without limitation in the
+      term "modification".)  Each licensee is addressed as "you".
+    
+      Activities other than copying, distribution and modification are
+      not covered by this License; they are outside its scope.  The
+      act of running the Program is not restricted, and the output
+      from the Program is covered only if its contents constitute a
+      work based on the Program (independent of having been made by
+      running the Program).  Whether that is true depends on what the
+      Program does.
+    
+      1. You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Program's
+      source code as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you
+      conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an
+      appropriate copyright notice and disclaimer of warranty; keep
+      intact all the notices that refer to this License and to the
+      absence of any warranty; and give any other recipients of the
+      Program a copy of this License along with the Program.
+    
+      You may charge a fee for the physical act of transferring a
+      copy, and you may at your option offer warranty protection in
+      exchange for a fee.
+    
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+      portion of it, thus forming a work based on the Program, and
+      copy and distribute such modifications or work under the terms
+      of Section 1 above, provided that you also meet all of these
+      conditions:
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+      stating that you changed the files and the date of any change.
+    
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+      in whole or in part contains or is derived from the Program or
+      any part thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no charge to all
+      third parties under the terms of this License.
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+      when run, you must cause it, when started running for such
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+      announcement including an appropriate copyright notice and a
+      notice that there is no warranty (or else, saying that you
+      provide a warranty) and that users may redistribute the program
+      under these conditions, and telling the user how to view a copy
+      of this License.  (Exception: if the Program itself is
+      interactive but does not normally print such an announcement,
+      your work based on the Program is not required to print an
+      announcement.)
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+      identifiable sections of that work are not derived from the
+      Program, and can be reasonably considered independent and
+      separate works in themselves, then this License, and its terms,
+      do not apply to those sections when you distribute them as
+      separate works.  But when you distribute the same sections as
+      part of a whole which is a work based on the Program, the
+      distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License,
+      whose permissions for other licensees extend to the entire
+      whole, and thus to each and every part regardless of who wrote
+      it.
+    
+      Thus, it is not the intent of this section to claim rights or
+      contest your rights to work written entirely by you; rather, the
+      intent is to exercise the right to control the distribution of
+      derivative or collective works based on the Program.
+    
+      In addition, mere aggregation of another work not based on the
+      Program with the Program (or with a work based on the Program)
+      on a volume of a storage or distribution medium does not bring
+      the other work under the scope of this License.
+    
+      3. You may copy and distribute the Program (or a work based on
+      it, under Section 2) in object code or executable form under the
+      terms of Sections 1 and 2 above provided that you also do one of
+      the following:
+    
+      a) Accompany it with the complete corresponding machine-readable
+      source code, which must be distributed under the terms of
+      Sections 1 and 2 above on a medium customarily used for software
+      interchange; or,
+    
+      b) Accompany it with a written offer, valid for at least three
+      years, to give any third party, for a charge no more than your
+      cost of physically performing source distribution, a complete
+      machine-readable copy of the corresponding source code, to be
+      distributed under the terms of Sections 1 and 2 above on a
+      medium customarily used for software interchange; or,
+    
+      c) Accompany it with the information you received as to the
+      offer to distribute corresponding source code.  (This
+      alternative is allowed only for noncommercial distribution and
+      only if you received the program in object code or executable
+      form with such an offer, in accord with Subsection b above.)
+    
+      The source code for a work means the preferred form of the work
+      for making modifications to it.  For an executable work,
+      complete source code means all the source code for all modules
+      it contains, plus any associated interface definition files,
+      plus the scripts used to control compilation and installation of
+      the executable.  However, as a special exception, the source
+      code distributed need not include anything that is normally
+      distributed (in either source or binary form) with the major
+      components (compiler, kernel, and so on) of the operating system
+      on which the executable runs, unless that component itself
+      accompanies the executable.
+    
+      If distribution of executable or object code is made by offering
+      access to copy from a designated place, then offering equivalent
+      access to copy the source code from the same place counts as
+      distribution of the source code, even though third parties are
+      not compelled to copy the source along with the object code.
+    
+      4. You may not copy, modify, sublicense, or distribute the
+      Program except as expressly provided under this License.  Any
+      attempt otherwise to copy, modify, sublicense or distribute the
+      Program is void, and will automatically terminate your rights
+      under this License.  However, parties who have received copies,
+      or rights, from you under this License will not have their
+      licenses terminated so long as such parties remain in full
+      compliance.
+    
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+      not signed it.  However, nothing else grants you permission to
+      modify or distribute the Program or its derivative works.  These
+      actions are prohibited by law if you do not accept this License.
+      Therefore, by modifying or distributing the Program (or any work
+      based on the Program), you indicate your acceptance of this
+      License to do so, and all its terms and conditions for copying,
+      distributing or modifying the Program or works based on it.
+    
+      6. Each time you redistribute the Program (or any work based on
+      the Program), the recipient automatically receives a license
+      from the original licensor to copy, distribute or modify the
+      Program subject to these terms and conditions.  You may not
+      impose any further restrictions on the recipients' exercise of
+      the rights granted herein.  You are not responsible for
+      enforcing compliance by third parties to this License.
+    
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+      patent infringement or for any other reason (not limited to
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+      distribute the Program at all.  For example, if a patent license
+      would not permit royalty-free redistribution of the Program by
+      all those who receive copies directly or indirectly through you,
+      then the only way you could satisfy both it and this License
+      would be to refrain entirely from distribution of the Program.
+    
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+      under any particular circumstance, the balance of the section is
+      intended to apply and the section as a whole is intended to
+      apply in other circumstances.
+    
+      It is not the purpose of this section to induce you to infringe
+      any patents or other property right claims or to contest
+      validity of any such claims; this section has the sole purpose
+      of protecting the integrity of the free software distribution
+      system, which is implemented by public license practices.  Many
+      people have made generous contributions to the wide range of
+      software distributed through that system in reliance on
+      consistent application of that system; it is up to the
+      author/donor to decide if he or she is willing to distribute
+      software through any other system and a licensee cannot impose
+      that choice.
+    
+      This section is intended to make thoroughly clear what is
+      believed to be a consequence of the rest of this License.
+    
+      8. If the distribution and/or use of the Program is restricted
+      in certain countries either by patents or by copyrighted
+      interfaces, the original copyright holder who places the Program
+      under this License may add an explicit geographical distribution
+      limitation excluding those countries, so that distribution is
+      permitted only in or among countries not thus excluded.  In such
+      case, this License incorporates the limitation as if written in
+      the body of this License.
+    
+      9. The Free Software Foundation may publish revised and/or new
+      versions of the General Public License from time to time.  Such
+      new versions will be similar in spirit to the present version,
+      but may differ in detail to address new problems or concerns.
+    
+      Each version is given a distinguishing version number.  If the
+      Program specifies a version number of this License which applies
+      to it and "any later version", you have the option of following
+      the terms and conditions either of that version or of any later
+      version published by the Free Software Foundation.  If the
+      Program does not specify a version number of this License, you
+      may choose any version ever published by the Free Software
+      Foundation.
+    
+      10. If you wish to incorporate parts of the Program into other
+      free programs whose distribution conditions are different, write
+      to the author to ask for permission.  For software which is
+      copyrighted by the Free Software Foundation, write to the Free
+      Software Foundation; we sometimes make exceptions for this.  Our
+      decision will be guided by the two goals of preserving the free
+      status of all derivatives of our free software and of promoting
+      the sharing and reuse of software generally.
+    
+      NO WARRANTY
+    
+      11. BECAUSE THE PROGRAM IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO
+      WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE
+      LAW.  EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT
+      HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM "AS IS" WITHOUT
+      WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,
+      BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
+      AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE
+      QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU.  SHOULD THE
+      PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY
+      SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
+    
+      12. IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO
+      IN WRITING WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY
+      MODIFY AND/OR REDISTRIBUTE THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE
+      LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL,
+      INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR
+      INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS
+      OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY
+      YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH
+      ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN
+      ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
+    
+      END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
+    
+      Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
+    
+      If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the
+      greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve
+      this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute
+      and change under these terms.
+    
+      To do so, attach the following notices to the program.  It is
+      safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most
+      effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file
+      should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where
+      the full notice is found.
+    
+      <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what
+      it does.> Copyright (C) 19yy <name of author>
+    
+      This program is free software; you can redistribute it
+      and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
+      License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
+      version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
+    
+      This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+      but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+      MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+      GNU General Public License for more details.
+    
+      You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public
+      License along with this program; if not, write to the Free
+      Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston,
+      MA 02111 USA
+    
+      Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and
+      paper mail.
+    
+      If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice
+      like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
+    
+      Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author
+      Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type
+      `show w'.  This is free software, and you are welcome to
+      redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for
+      details.
+    
+      The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the
+      appropriate parts of the General Public License.  Of course, the
+      commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and
+      `show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu
+      items--whatever suits your program.
+    
+      You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer)
+      or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the
+      program, if necessary.  Here is a sample; alter the names:
+    
+      Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the
+      program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written
+      by James Hacker.
+    
+      <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989 
+      Ty Coon, President of Vice
+    
+      This General Public License does not permit incorporating your
+      program into proprietary programs.  If your program is a
+      subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit
+      linking proprietary applications with the library.  If this is
+      what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License
+      instead of this License.
+    

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GIMP Remote

GIMP Remote is another support program + for GIMP. It allows you to open an image from the command line in + an already running GIMP. The format is: + gimp-remote [options ... ] [files ... ] +

GIMP Remote Options

-h, --help

Displays a list of available options, and gives a terse + description of each one. +

-v, --version

Prints the version number of the installed + GIMP. +

-n, --new

Opens a new instance of GIMP if + one is not already available. +

+

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GIMP Tool

gimptool is a support script for GIMP + which allows you to build and install scripts and plug-ins, and can + provide information to other programs about the libraries and + paths that GIMP was compiled with. The + format is: gimptool [options ... ] +

GIMP Tool Options

--help

Displays a list of available options, and gives a terse + description of each one. +

--version

Prints the version number of the installed + GIMP. +

--quiet

Runs without printing any of the build commands. +

-n, --dry-run

Print commands, but don't actually execute them. Useful + for making dry-runs for testing. +

--bindir

Prints the bindir used to install + GIMP. +

--sbindir

Prints the sbindir used to install + GIMP. +

--libexecdir

Prints the libexecdir used to install + GIMP. +

--datadir

Prints the datadir used to install + GIMP. +

--sysconfdir

Prints the sysconfdir used to install + GIMP. +

--sharedstatedir

Prints the sharedstatedir used to install + GIMP. +

--localstatedir

Prints the localstatedir used to install + GIMP. +

--libdir

Prints the libdir used to install + GIMP. +

--infodir

Prints the infodir used to install + GIMP. +

--mandir

Prints the mandir used to install + GIMP man (manual) pages. +

--includedir

Prints the includedir used to install + GIMP. +

--gimpdatadir

Prints the actual directory where + GIMP data files, such as + patterns and brushes, were installed. +

--plugindir

Prints the actual directory where + GIMP plug-ins were installed. +

--build <plug-in.c>

Compile and link plug-in.c into a + GIMP plug-in. +

--build-strip <plug-in.c>

Compile, link and strip plug-in.c into a + GIMP plug-in. +

--install <plug-in.c>

Compile, link and install plug-in.c into the users personal + plug-in directory - ~/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins/. +

--install-strip <plug-in.c>

Compile, link, strip and install plug-in.c into the users personal + plug-in directory - ~/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-admin <plug-in.c>

Compile, link, and install plug-in.c into the system-wide + plug-in directory - + $PREFIX/lib/gimp/1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-bin <plug-in>

Install a plug-in, which has already been compiled and + linked, into the users personal plug-in directory - + ~/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-admin-bin <plug-in>

Install a plug-in, which has already been compiled and + linked, into the system-wide plug-in directory - + $PREFIX/gimp/1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-bin-strip <plug-in>

Install a striped plug-in, which has already been compiled + and linked, into the users personal plug-in directory - + ~/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-admin-bin-strip <plug-in>

Install a striped plug-in, which has already been compiled + and linked, into the system-wide plug-in directory - + $PREFIX/lib/gimp/1.1/plug-ins. +

--install-script <script.scm>

Install script.scm, into the users personal scripts + directory - ~/.gimp-1.1/scripts. +

--install-admin-script <script.scm>

Install script.scm, into the system-wide scripts + directory - $PREFIX/share/gimp/scripts. +

--uninstall-bin <plug-in>

Uninstall a plug-in from a users personal plug-in directory + - ~/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins. +

--uninstall-admin-bin <plug-in>

Uninstall a plug-in from the system-wide plug-in directory + - $PREFIX/lib/gimp/1.1/plug-ins. +

--uninstall-script <script.scm>

Uninstall a script from a users personal scripts directory + - ~/.gimp-1.1/scripts. +

--uninstall-admin-script <script.scm>

Uninstall a script from the system-wide scripts directory + - $PREFIX/share/gimp/scripts. +

--libs

Print the linker flags that are nessecery to link a + GIMP plug-in. +

--libs-noui

Print the linker flags that are nessecery to link a + GIMP plug-in which doesn't + require the GTK+ libraries. +

--cflags

Print the compiler flags that are nessecery to link a + GIMP plug-in. +

--cflags-noui

Print the compiler flags that are nessecery to link a + GIMP plug-in which doesn't + require the GTK+ libraries. +

--prefix=PREFIX

If specified, use PREFIX instead of the installation + prefix that GIMP was built with when computing the output + for the --cflags and --libs options. This option is also + used for the exec prefix if --exec-prefix was not + specified. This option must be specified before any + --libs or --cflags options. +

--exec-prefix=PREFIX

If specified, use PREFIX instead of the installation exec + prefix that GIMP was built with when computing the output + for the --cflags and --libs options. This option must be + specified before any --libs or --cflags options. +

+

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alpha

Refers to transparency, for example, an "Alpha Channel" + allows variable transpency. +

file format

A way that an image is written. You should select a file format + which is suitable to your situation. JPEG and + PostScript are examples of file formats. +

filter

See: plug-in

GNU

GNU's Not Unix, an organization devoted to + the creation and support of Open Source + software. GIMP is an official + GNU application. +

hex triplet

A way of representing color in the form #rrggbb. Used in + HTML. +

HSB

See: HSV

HSV

Hue Saturation Value, a way of representing color. The Hue is + the color like red or blue, the Saturation is how strong the + color is and the Value is the brightness. This is sometimes + called "HSB" (Hue Saturation Brightness). +

marching ants

The name for the dotted line which deliniates a selection. +

parasite

A piece of information which is included in a file such as the + compression type or a comment. +

perl

A scripting language which can be used for + GIMP plug-ins. +

plug-in

Extensions to the standard GIMP + feature set. +

script-fu

A scripting language designed specifically for + GIMP. +

stroke

A function for making a selection, path or channel into a solid + line using the paintbrush. +

swap directory

An area on your hard disk which effectively extends the amount + of main memory available to GIMP + meaning larger images or more complex operations can be performed. +

tile cache

A way that GIMP speeds up image + display by keeping the data in memory. +

tool

A mode for manipulating image functions — paintbrush and ink are + examples of tools. +

XCF

The native file format used by GIMP. +

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The Clear function allows you to delete + everything contained in the current selection. If nothing is + selected, GIMP will clear everything in + the current layer. If the layer has an alpha channel + (transparency), the cleared area is made transparent + [1] Without an alpha + channel, the cleared selection is filled with the current + background color. If you have made a selection, and click + clear, the selection will still remain + once the clear function is completed. + Unlike Cut, + Clear does not put the contents into + the GIMP clipboard. The current + contents of the GIMP clipboard are + unaffected. +

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The color information of the selection is not + destroyed, just made transparent. The + anti-erase function of the Eraser tool can + return the area to opaque.

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- The copy command allows you to make a copy of -the current selection, which is stored in memory. This copy can then be -recalled by using the Paste, Paste Into and Paste As New commands. If no selection is -made, Gimp copies the whole of the current layer. -

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The Copy command allows you to make a + copy of the current selection, which is then stored in the + GIMP clipboard. This copy can then be + recalled by using the Paste, + Paste Into, and Paste As + New commands. If no selection is made, + GIMP copies the entirety of the current + layer. +

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- The cut function allows you to delete a selection a put it in -memory. It can then be recalled with the Paste, Paste Into and Paste As New commands. If no selection is -made, Gimp cuts the whole of the current layer. -

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The Cut function allows you to delete a + selection save it to the GIMP + clipboard. It can then be recalled with the + Paste, Paste + Into, and Paste As New + commands. If no selection is made, GIMP + cuts the entirety of the current layer. +

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- The Fill function acts in a similar way to the Stroke function. Instead of drawing a line over -the selection, it fills the selected area with the foreground color -(for Fill with FG Color) or background color (Fill with BG Color). If -no selection is made, Gimp fills the whole of the current layer. -

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Fill fills the selected area with + the foreground color (for Fill with FG + Color) or background color (Fill with + BG Color). If no selection is made, + GIMP fills the entire layer. +

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- The paste function puts whatever is in memory from the last Copy or Cut command into the -current image. The pasted section will remain as a "floating selection" -which appears as a seperate layer in the Layers dialog (Image Menu -> -Dialogs -> Layers, Channels and Paths). This selection can be moved, -altered, etc, in the same way as a normal layer. Once you have decided -how you want the pasted selection to look, you can click elsewhere on -the image to merge the pasted section into the current layer, or right -click the entry in the layers dialog, and click "Anchor Layer". You can -only have one floating selection at any one time. -

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Paste

The Paste function puts whatever is in + the GIMP clipboard from the last + Copy or Cut + command into the current image. The pasted section will remain as + a "floating selection" which appears as a separate layer in the + Layers dialog (Image Menu + Dialogs Layers, Channels and + Paths). This selection can be moved just as any + floating selection. Once the selection is properly located, click + elsewhere on the image to merge the pasted section into the + current layer or right click the entry + in the layers dialog, and click + Anchor Layer or New + Layer. You can only have one floating selection at + any one time and cannot work on a layer while there is a floating + selection. +

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Paste As New

Paste as New makes a new image + containing the contents of the GIMP + clipboard. The clipboard contains whatever was last put there + from a Cut or + Copy. The new image will have the + exact dimensions required to contain the contents of the + clipboard. Use Image + Image Canvas + Size to modify this as desired. +

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Paste Into

The Paste Into command performs the + same function as the Paste command, + except it pastes into the current selection. The clipboard + contents are centered in the current selection and cropped as + needed to fit into it. If no selection is + made, the function is the same as Paste. +

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Redo

The Redo function is the reverse of the + Undo + function. Redo undoes an undo — + if you have painted a line with the Paintbrush and then clicked + Undo to remove it, you can make it + reappear by clicking Redo. +

As with the Undo function, you may want + to use the Undo dialog (Image + Menu Dialogs Undo + Dialog) which allows you to make multiple + Undo and + Redo operations at once. +

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- The stroke command is used in conjunction with the selection -tools to create shapes which would be difficult drawn freehand. To use -the tool, first make a selection using any of the selection tools, then -select a suitable brush (File -> Dialogs -> Brushes). Then click Edit --> Stroke - a line using the selected brush will be drawn with the -center of the brush on the center of the selection line. -

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Stroke

The Stroke command is used in + conjunction with the selection tools to create shapes which would + be difficult to draw freehand. To use + Stroke, first make a selection using + any of the selection tools. With a suitable brush selected + (File Dialogs + Brushes), click + Edit Stroke. + A line using the selected brush will be drawn with the center of + the brush on the center of the selection line. +

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- The undo function allows you to revert your image to how it -appeared before making the last change to it. For example, if you paint -a single stroke with the paintbrush on your image, clicking undo will -remove it. If you paint two stroke, releasing the mouse button in -between, you can press undo twice to undo both changes. If you want to -undo multiple changes in one go, you may prefer to use the undo dialog -(Image Menu -> Dialogs -> Undo History). -

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Undo

The Undo function allows you to revert + an image a step back in the drawing or editting process. For + example, if you paint a single stroke with the paintbrush on your + image, clicking undo will remove it. If + you paint two strokes, releasing the mouse button or pen in + between, you must undo twice to undo + both changes. If you want to undo multiple changes at once, you + may prefer to use the undo dialog + (Image Menu Dialogs + Undo History). +

You can configure the number of undo levels (how many steps back + you can take) in File + Preferences then + Environment Levels of + Undo. You can set this figure as high as you like, + but you should note that every undo step takes up memory so you + should keep this figure low if you don't have much memory. +

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Equalize

This functions equalizes either the whole contents of an image + or the area specified by a selection. It operates on a + histogram of the images. +

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Desaturate

Desaturate is used for removing color + from the current selection. If no selection is made, color is + removed from the entirety of the current layer. The result of + desaturation is similar to a conversion to grayscale, but does not + change the image mode to grayscale and can be performed on a + single selection or layer. +

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- The invert function converts every color in the selection to -it's opposite - for example, black becomes white, yellow becomes blue -etc. The effect this create is similar the a photograph negative. You -can see what the opposite of all colors is by looking at the GTK color -selector (double-click the foreground or background color, and select -the "GTK" tab). The opposite color is the one at the opposite side of -the color wheel. -

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Invert

The Invert function converts every + color in the selection to its opposite. For example, black + becomes white, yellow becomes blue, etc. The result of this + operation is similar to a photographic negative of the original + image. You can see what the opposite of all colors is by looking + at the GTK color selector (double-click the + foreground or background color, and select the + GTK tab). The opposite color is the one at + the opposite side of the color wheel. +

If no selection is made, the entire layer is inverted. +

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Duplicate

Duplicate creates a new image which is + an exact copy of the current one. The + GIMP clipboard is unaffected. +

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Grayscale

Convert to Grayscale removes all color + from the current image, in the same way as + Desaturate. However, this also changes + the image mode which means that no color can then be added to + image. If you choose a color and try to paint on a grayscale + image, that color will automatically be desaturated and will + appear as a shade of gray. +

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RGB

Convert to RGB allows you to change an + image which is either in grayscale or indexed format into a + full-color RGB image. When creating images which use low color + formats such as GIF, it is often best to save a + copy in RGB format so that no information is lost and you can edit + the image again later. Be sure to use a + GIMP-native format if your image + includes transparency and layers. +

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- The main part of the window is the section in which your image -can be created. See the help for the tools for more information on what -can be done. -

- By default, the image window in bordered at the top and left by -a ruler which is measured in pixels at 100 pixel intervals. There is an -arrow on each ruler which show the vertical and horizontal position of -the cursor. The position of the cursor can also be seen in figures at -the bottom left corner of the window. This is in the format x -direction, y direction and is in pixels. -

- Also at the bottom of the image window (on the "Statusbar") is -the filename and other information about the image such as the zoom -level, which is also displayed as the title to the window. The -information displayed can be configured in Preferences -> Image Windows --> Image Title Format. Next to this is a section which displayed a -progress bar when an operation will take a long time. That action can -be aborted by clicking the "Cancel" button next to it. -

- Just above the co-ordinates display, there are two buttons, one -which shows a dotted square, and the other a red square. Clicking the -red square invokes the "Quick Mask". This adds an extra channel which -can be edited to make complex selections. Once the mask has been -edited to your satisfaction, click the dotted square to convert it into -a standard selection. The color an opacity of the mask can be -configured by double-clicking either button. -

- The final feature of the image window is the preview box - this -looks like four arrows going outwards and is at the bottom right -corner. Clicking and holding this button will show a small preview of -the whole image. This is particularly use if you are working at very -high zoom levels and want to see how your changes affect the -overall image. -

- Many of these features can be configured, or turned on and off -in Preferences -> Image Windows, so you may need to make some changes -to see all the features. -

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The Image Window

The image window is the one that you will see when you are + composing your image. +

Figure 4-1. The Image Window

The main part of the window is the section in which your image + can be created. See the help for the tools for more information on what + can be done. +

By default, the image window in bordered at the top and left by + a ruler which is measured in pixels at 100 pixel intervals. There is an + arrow on each ruler which show the vertical and horizontal position of + the cursor. The position of the cursor can also be seen in figures at + the bottom left corner of the window. This is in the format X + direction, Y direction and is in pixels or the image's unit. +

Also at the bottom of the image window (on the "Statusbar") is + the filename and other information about the image such as the zoom + level, which is also displayed as the title to the window. The + information displayed can be configured in Preferences -> Image Windows + -> Image Title Format. Next to this is a section which displayed a + progress bar when an operation will take a long time. That action can + be aborted by clicking the "Cancel" button next to it. +

Just above the co-ordinates display, there are two buttons, one + which shows a dotted square, and the other a red square. Clicking the + red square invokes the "Quick Mask". This adds an extra channel which + can be edited to make complex selections. Once the mask has been + edited to your satisfaction, click the dotted square to convert it into + a standard selection. The color an opacity of the mask can be + configured by double-clicking either button. +

The final feature of the image window is the preview box - this + looks like four arrows going outwards and is at the bottom right + corner. Clicking and holding this button will show a small preview of + the whole image. This is particularly use if you are working at very + high zoom levels and want to see how your changes affect the + overall image. +

Many of these features can be configured, or turned on and off + in Preferences -> Image Windows, so you may need to make some changes + to see all the features. +

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Select All + selects everything in the current layer. +

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Select Float + converts the current selection into a floating selection. A + floating selection appears in the Layers + dialog (Image Menu + Dialogs Layers, Channels and + Paths) and can be manipulated in the same way as any + other layer. To merge the floating selection back into the image + you can either click elsewhere on the image or right click the + entry in the Layers dialog and select + Anchor Layer. It can also be converted + to a New Layer. +

If you drag a selection, it will automatically be converted into a + floating one. +

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Select Invert + selects everything on the current layer which wasn't originally + selected (it selects the opposite). If nothing in the image is + selected before using this functions, the whole layer is selected. +

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Select None

Select None + cancels all selections. If nothing is selected, + this function will do nothing. A floating selection is not + affected. +

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Save Selection to Channel

Save to Channel creates a new channel + containing the current selection. The channel can be seen and + manipulated in the Channels dialog + (Image Menu Dialogs + Layers, Channels and Paths), and will + be called Selection Mask Copy. +

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Sharpen Selection

Select Sharpen + This sharpens the edges of a selection, undoing the fuzziness or + feathering. +

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Dot for Dot

Turns "Dot for Dot" viewing on or off. + When turned on every point in the image is shown as + one point on the screen. +

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New View

Creates a new image window for the current image which can be + configured differently, such as a different zoom level, turning + on/off image windows features etc. Note that this window is not a + separate file, but a different view of the same file. Changes + made in one view will appear in other views so it is very useful + for maintaining an overall view of an image while working on + close-up retouchig. +

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- Makes the borders of the image window shrink or grow to the -same size as the image within. -

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Shrink Wrap

Makes the borders of the image window shrink or grow to the same + size as the image within. +

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Snap to Guides

Toggles the "magnetic guides" mode on or off. + When turned on the cursor will snap to the guides as soon + as it gets very close to them. This option is very handy + for precisely drawing circles, ellipses, and lines. +

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Toggle Guides

This option toggles the visibility of the guides in the + image. +

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Turns on/off the rulers at the top and left of the image window, + and the > button to access the image menu. +

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Turns on/off the dotted selections (marching ants). Note that the + selections still + exist when the dotted lines are turned off. +

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Turns on and off the bar at the bottom of the image window containing + the coordinates, file name, progress bar, and + Cancel button. +

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Zoom

The zoom functions allow you to see the whole of images that are + too large to fit on screen, and to see fine detail which helps + when editing at a pixel level. +

Zoom in zooms 100% in each time it is clicked up to a maximum of + 1600%. Zoom out zooms out at progressively smaller intervals to a + maximum of 6%. Note that for large images, zooming out may take a + short while because GIMP has to load extra parts of the image from + memory. +

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About, + About Dialog +
Add Alpha Channel, + Add Alpha Channel +
Add Layer Mask, + Add Layer Mask +
Airbrush, + Airbrush +
Anchor Layer, + Anchor Layer +
Apply Canvas, + Description for Apply Canvas Filter +
Bezier Selection, + Bezier Selection +
Blend, + Blend +
Blinds, + Blinds +
Blur, + Blur +
Border Selection, + Border Selection +
Brightness-Contrast, + Brightness-Contrast +
Brush Editor, + Brush Editor +
Brush Selection, + The Brush Selection Dialog +
Bucket Fill, + Bucket Fill +
By Color Selection, + By Color Selection +
BZ2, + BZ2 +
Channel to Selection, + Channel to Selection +
Channels, + Channels, + The Channels Dialog +
Channels Introduction, + Channels Introduction +
Clear, + Clear +
Clone, + Clone +
Close, + Close +
Color Balance, + Color Balance +
Color Palette, + The Color Palette Dialog +
Color Picker, + Color Picker +
Command Line, + Command Line Options +
Context Help, + Context Help +
Convolver, + Convolver +
Copy, + Copy +
Copy Gradient, + Copy Gradient +
Copy Named, + Copy Named +
Copy Path, + Copy Path +
Crop, + Crop +
Cubism, + Cubism +
Curves, + Curves +
Cut, + Cut +
Cut Named, + Cut Named +
Delete Channel, + Delete Channel +
Delete Gradient, + Delete Gradient +
Delete Layer, + Delete Layer +
Delete Palette, + Delete Palette +
Delete Path, + Delete Path +
Desaturate, + Desaturate +
Device Status, + The Device Status Dialog +
Dialogs, + Dialogs +
Dialogs Introduction, + Dialogs Introduction +
Directories, + Directories +
Display Filters, + The Display Filters Dialog +
Display Settings, + Display Settings +
Document Index, + The Document Index Dialog +
Dodge or Burn, + Dodge or Burn +
Dot for Dot, + Dot for Dot +
Duplicate, + Duplicate +
Duplicate Channel, + Duplicate Channel +
Duplicate Layer, + Duplicate Layer +
Duplicate Path, + Duplicate Path +
Edit Channel Attributes, + Edit Channel Attributes +
Edit Layer Attributes, + Edit Layer Attributes +
Edit Path Attributes, + Edit Path Attributes +
Edit Qmask Attributes, + Edit Qmask Attributes +
Elliptical Selection, + Elliptical Selection +
Environment Settings, + Environment Settings +
Equalize, + Equalize +
Eraser, + Eraser +
Error Console, + The Error Console Dialog +
Export Path, + Export Path +
Feather Selection, + Feather Selection +
File, + File +
File Formats, + File Formats +
File Operations Introduction, + File Operations Introduction +
File Save, + File Save or Save As +
Fill, + Fill +
Filters, + Filters +
Filters Introduction, + Filters Introduction +
First Time, + Starting for the First Time +
FITS, + FITS +
Flatten Image, + Flatten Image +
Flip, + Flip +
Float Selection, + Float Selection +
Free-Hand Selection, + Free-Hand Selection +
Fuzzy Selection, + Fuzzy Selection +
Gamma Display Filter, + The Gamma Display Filter +
GIMP +
Introduction, + What is GIMP? +
GPB, + GPB +
Gradient Editor, + Gradient Editor +
Gradient Selection, + The Gradient Selection Dialog +
Grayscale, + Grayscale +
Grow Selection, + Grow Selection +
GTK Color Selector, + The GTK Color Selector +
GZ, + GZ +
Help, + Help Page for Help +
Histogram, + Histogram +
HRZ, + HRZ +
HSV, + Scatter HSV +
Hue-Saturation, + Hue-Saturation +
IIR, + IIR Gaussian Blur +
Image, + Image +
Image Menu Introduction, + Image Menu Introduction +
Import Palette, + Import Palette +
Import Path, + Import Path +
Indexed Mode, + Indexed Mode +
Indexed Palette, + Indexed Palette +
Info Window, + Info Window +
Ink, + Ink +
Input Devices, + Input Devices +
Intelligent Scissors, + Intelligent Scissors +
Interface Settings, + Interface Settings +
Invert, + Invert +
Invert Selection, + Invert Selection +
JPEG, + JPEG +
Keyboard Shortcuts +
Shortcuts, + Keyboard Shortcuts +
Last Opened, + Last Opened +
Layer Boundary Size, + Layer Boundary Size +
Layer to Image Size, + Layer to Image Size +
Layers, + Layers +
Layers Dialog, + Layers Dialog +
Layers, Channel and Paths, + Layers, Channels and Paths Dialog +
Levels, + Levels +
License, + GIMP License +
Lower Channel, + Lower Channel +
Magic Wand, + Fuzzy Selection +
Magnify, + Magnify +
Main interface, + The Main Interface +
Measure, + Measure +
Merge Palette , + Merge Palette +
Merge Visible Layers, + Merge Visible Layers +
MIFF, + MIFF +
Module Browser, + Module Browser +
Monitor Resolution, + Monitor Resolution +
Move, + Move +
Navigation Window, + Navigation Window +
New Channel, + The New Channel Dialog +
New File Settings, + New File Settings +
New Gradient, + New Gradient +
New Image, + New Image +
New Layer, + New Layer +
New Palette , + New Palette +
New Path, + New Path +
New View, + New View +
Offset, + Offset +
Oilify, + Oilify +
Open by Extension, + Open by Extension +
Open File, + Open File +
Open Image Introduction, + Open Image Introduction +
Paintbrush, + Paintbrush +
Palette Editor, + The Palette Editor +
Paste, + Paste +
Paste As New, + Paste As New +
Paste Into, + Paste Into +
Paste Named, + Paste Named +
Paste Path, + Paste Path +
PAT, + PAT +
Path to Selection, + Path to Selection +
Paths, + Paths +
Paths Dialog, + The Paths Dialog +
Paths Introduction, + Paths Introduction +
Pattern Selection, + The Pattern Selection Dialog +
Pencil, + Pencil +
Perspective Transform, + Perspective Transform +
Pixelize, + Pixelize +
Plug-Ins, + Filters +
Plug-Ins Introduction, + Filters Introduction +
PNG, + PNG +
PNM, + PNM +
Posterize, + Posterize +
Print, + The Print Plugin +
PSD, + PSD +
PSP, + PSP +
Qbist, + Qbist +
Quit, + Quit +
Raise Channel, + Raise Channel +
Really Close, + Really Close +
Really Quit, + Really Quit +
Rectangular Selection, + Rectangular Selection +
Redo, + Redo +
Rename Gradient, + Rename Gradient +
Repeat Last, + Repeat Last +
Replicate Segment, + Replicate Segment +
Reshow Last, + Reshow Last +
RGB, + RGB +
Ripple, + Ripple +
RLE, + RLE Gaussian Blur +
Rotate, + Rotate +
Save All, + Select All +
Save as PovRay, + Save as PovRay +
Save by Extension, + Save by Extension +
Save Image Introduction, + Save Image Introduction +
Save to Channel, + Save Selection to Channel +
Scale, + Scale +
Scale Image, + Scale Image +
Scale Layer, + Scale Layer +
Select None, + Select None +
Semi Flatten, + Semi Flatten +
Session Management, + Session Management +
Set Canvas Size, + Set Canvas Size +
Sezier Selection, + Bezier Selection +
SGI, + SGI +
Sharpen, + Sharpen +
Sharpen Selection, + Sharpen Selection +
Shear, + Shear +
Shift, + Shift +
Shrink Selection, + Shrink Selection +
Shrink Wrap, + Shrink Wrap +
Smudge, + Smudge +
Snap to Guides, + Snap to Guides +
Split Segments Uniformly, + Split Segments Uniformly +
Stack, + Stack +
Standard GIMP Color Selector, + The Standard GIMP Color Selector +
Stroke, + Stroke +
Stroke Path, + Stroke Path +
Sunras, + Sunras +
Table Magic, + GIMP Table Magic +
Text Tool, + Text Tool +
TGA, + TGA +
The Image Window, + The Image Window +
The Preferences Dialog, + The Preferences Dialog +
Threshold, + Threshold +
TIFF, + TIFF +
Tile, + Tile +
Tip of the Day, + Tip of the Day +
Toggle Guides, + Toggle Guides +
Toggle Rulers, + Toggle Rulers +
Toggle Selection, + Toggle Selection +
Toggle Statusbar, + Toggle Statusbar +
Tool Options, + Tool Options Dialog +
ToolBox, + ToolBox, + The ToolBox +
Toolbox Introduction, + Toolbox Introduction +
Tools, + Tools +
Tools Introduction, + Tools Introduction +
Transform, + Transform +
Triangle Color Selector, + The Triangle Color Selector +
Undo, + Undo +
Undo History, + Undo History +
URL, + URL +
Vinvert, + Value Invert +
Watercolor Color Selector, + The Watercolor Color Selector +
What are Layers?, + What are Layers? +
Why GIMP, + What Can GIMP Do For Me? +
WMF, + WMF +
XWD, + XWD +
Zoom, + Zoom +
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Chapter 1. Introduction

What is GIMP?

GIMP is an acronym for + GNU Image Manipulation + Program. GIMP is software suitable for + such tasks as retouching of photographs, composing images, and authoring + images. Its capabilities as an image manipulation program + make it a worthy competitor to other similar programs such as + Adobe Photoshop and Corel + PhotoPaint. +

The biggest advantage that GIMP has is + that it is a free program and can be downloaded from the + internet. Even more importantly, it's not + freeware. GIMP is an + OSS (Open Source Software) program covered by + the GPL license, which gives + you the freedom to access and also to change the source code that + makes up the program. This is how and why + GIMP is constantly being developed and + improved. +

A Brief List of Features and Capabilities

  • Full suite of painting tools including brushes, a pencil, + an airbrush, an ink tool, and cloning. +

  • Tile-based memory management so image size is limited + only by available disk space. +

  • Sub-pixel sampling for all paint tools, allowing for + high-quality anti-aliasing. +

  • Full Alpha channel (transparency) support. +

  • Layers and channels. +

  • Advanced scripting capabilities provided by a procedural + database so you can call internal + GIMP functions from external + scripts, such as Script-Fu, Perl-Fu (Perl scripts) and + Python-Fu (Python scripts). +

  • Multiple undo and redo, limited only by disk space. +

  • Transformation tools including rotate, scale, shear, and + flip. +

  • File formats supported include PostScript, + JPEG, GIF, + PNG, XPM, + TIFF, TGA, + MPEG, PCX, + BMP and many others. +

  • Selection tools including rectangular, elliptical, free, + fuzzy, paths, and intelligent scissors. +

  • Plug-ins that allow for the easy addition of new + functions, new file formats, and new effects filters. +

+

Platform Support

The GIMP is probably most known for + its use on the GNU/Linux platform, but there are many platforms + that GIMP can run on. + GIMP is known to work on + GNU/Linux, Microsoft + Windows 95, 98, NT4 and 2000, + OpenBSD, + NetBSD, + FreeBSD, + Solaris, + SunOS, + AIX, + HP-UX, + Tru64, Digital + Unix, OSF/1, + IRIX, OS/2 + and BeOS. +

About the Help System

The GIMP help system will provide you + with the necessary information on how to use all the functions + GIMP provides. It will do so in a + short effective way best described as an extended quick + reference. The difference between the + GIMP help system and a pure quick + reference is that the help system will describe how to use + the functions in a productive manner as well as their + functionality. +

How to Use the Help System

The built-in GIMP help browser + has three notebook tabs: the one that help pages are + displayed in, the contents tab showing a structured list of + help items, and the index which shows a listing of all files + in the help system. The advantage of the built-in help + browser is that you can easily navigate the help system and + display the help text in the main tab. However, if you + prefer, you can use Netscape + Navigator (choose in the + Preferences dialog) from which you can also access all parts + of the help system. If you are using Microsoft + Windows, your default internet browser will be + used (usually either Netscape + Navigator or Microsoft + Internet Explorer). +

What to Expect of the Help System

Besides the description of the functionality of the + functions in GIMP, you will also + find descriptions of how to organize your work with + GIMP, how to configure it, + various tips and tricks, a quick reference page of short + cuts and modifier keys, and much more. +

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Appendix A. Keyboard Shortcuts

Keybaord shortcuts provide a fast way to access menu items in + GIMP. These are the default keyboard + shortcuts - you can change them by highlighting a menu item + (hovering the cursor over it) and pressing the desired key + combination. On some keyboards, the "Alt" key may be called the + "Meta" key. +

Table A-1. Toolbox Functions

FunctionShortcut
AirbrushA
Bezier SelectB
BlendL
Bucket Fill Shift+B +
CloneC
Color PickerO
ConvolveV
Crop and Resize Shift+C +
Default ColorsD
Dodge and Burn Shift+D +
Elliptical SelectE
Eraser Shift+E +
Flip Shift+F +
Free SelectF
Fuzzy SelectZ
InkK
Intelligent ScissorsI
Magnify Shift+M +
MoveM
PaintbrushP
Pencil Shift+P +
Rectangular SelectR
Smudge Shift+S +
Swap ColorsX
TextT
Transform Shift+T +
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Table A-2. File Menu

FunctionShortcut
Close Ctrl+W +
New Ctrl+N +
Open Ctrl+O +
Quit Ctrl+Q +
Save Ctrl+S +
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Table A-3. Edit Menu

FunctionShortcut
Clear Ctrl+K +
Copy Ctrl+C +
Copy Named Ctrl+Shift+C +
Cut Ctrl+X +
Cut Named Ctrl+Shift+X +
Fill with Foreground Color Ctrl+, +
Fill with Background Color Ctrl+. +
Paste Ctrl+V +
Paste Named Ctrl+Shift+V +
Redo Ctrl+R +
Undo Ctrl+Z +
+

Table A-4. View Menu

FunctionShortcut
Info Window Ctrl+Shift+I +
Navigation Window Ctrl+Shift+N +
Shrink Wrap Ctrl+E +
Toggle Guides Ctrl+Shift+T +
Toggle Rulers Ctrl+Shift+R +
Toggle Selection Ctrl+T +
Toggle Statusbar Ctrl+Shift+S +
Zoom In = +
Zoom Out - +
Zoom to Actual Size (1:1) 1 +
+

Table A-5. Select Menu

FunctionShortcut
Select All Ctrl+A +
Feather Selection Ctrl+Shift+F +
Float Selection Ctrl+Shift+L +
Invert Selection Ctrl+I +
Select None Ctrl+Shift+A +
Sharpen Ctrl+Shift+H +
+

Table A-6. Layers Menu

FunctionShortcut
Anchor Layer Ctrl+H +
Merge Visible Layers Ctrl+M +
+

Table A-7. Image Menu

FunctionShortcut
Duplicate Ctrl+D +
Offset Ctrl+Shift+O +
Grayscale Mode Alt+G +
Indexed Mode Alt+I +
RGB Mode Alt+R +
+

Table A-8. Dialogs Menu

FunctionShortcut
Brushes Ctrl+Shift+B +
Gradients Ctrl+G +
Layers, Channels & Paths Ctrl+L +
Palette Ctrl+P +
Patterns Ctrl+Shift+P +
+

Table A-9. Filters Menu

FunctionShortcut
Reshow Last Alt+Shift+F +
Repeat Last Alt+F +
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Anchor Layer is used to merge a floating selection with the + layer which was active before the floating selection was + made. This is the same as clicking the + + icon. +

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Flatten image repeatedly merges the layers down onto the background + layer. This function is useful when saving to formats which don't + support layers such as JPEG. +

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What are Layers?

When you create an image, it is made up of thousands of tiny + pixels, each of which has a color, position, and form the image. It + can be hard to work on an image organised at this level. It is + also hard to work on an entire image as one block — this is + the reason for layers. Layers are in between the tiny size of + pixels and the large size of the whole image. +

Using layers, you can construct an image of several conceptual + parts which can be manipulated without affecting any other part of + the image. Layers are stacked on top of each other. The bottom + layer is the background of the image, then components in the + foreground of the image come above it. Layers can be made to + affect the look of layers below them. If, for example, a layer is made + translucent layers underneath will look faded without + that layer being altered at all. If the translucent layer is later + removed, the image below returns to how it looked before. +

Figure 5-1. 3D Representation of an Image with Layers

Figure 5-2. The Final Image

Layers are one of the most powerful features in + GIMP so it is important to + understand how they can be used. +

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The "Stack" refers to the set of layers which form an + image. The layers are arranged one on top of the other, and the + stack functions allow you to alter in what order the layers + appear. You can either raise the layer by one place, lower it by one + place, raise the layer to the top of the entire stack, or lower it + to the bottom. Layers can also be moved by draging the layer up or + down in the layers dialog, or by using the + + and + + icons. +

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Layer-related functions in GIMP are + performed in the Layers Dialog which can be + accessed from File -> + Dialogs -> Layers, Channels + & Paths... or by pressing Ctrl+L +

Figure 5-3. The Layers Dialog

At the top of the dialog is a combo-box which defines what image + the layers dialog is displaying. If + "Auto" is selected, the currently + focused image will be the default. Alternativly, you can change + the image by clicking on the box and selecting a different image + from the menu. A small preview of the image is given next to its + name. +

The most useful part of the dialog is the area with the off-white + background in Figure 5-3. This shows all + the layers in the image. The topmost layer is at the top of the + dialog. Each layer has a name, such as "Background", "Wilber" and + "Text - GIMP" in the example above. Every layer must have a unique + name. Next to the layers name, a small preview of the contents of + that layer is displayed. You should also give layers + a suitable name which describes their contents so that you can + find them later. +

Next to the layer preview is up to two icons. You can see in + Figure 5-3 that the layer + "Horizontal Line" has both an "eye" + icon and a "four-way arrow" icon. The + eye means that + the image is visible. Clicking the eye will + make that layer + invisible in the image window, although it still exists. + Clicking again makes the layer visible again. The + four-way arrow + means that that layer is linked to all other layers which are + also showing the four-way arrow. In this + circumstance, when you move an + one layer, the linked layers will also move. +

The "Opacity" function above the layers list defines as a + percentage how transparent (see-through) a layer is. 100.0 makes + the layer opaque, and 0.0 makes it completely transparent.. The + "Mode" function defines how the layer interacts with the layers + beneath it. +

The layers menu also contains a menu to + perform functions. It is + accessible by right-clicking on the layers list area. +

Figure 5-4. The Layers Menu

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When you first see GIMP's interface, + you may think it looks very strange because it consists of several + windows and makes use of right click + menus to access much of GIMP's power. +

The GIMP interface has two main windows + — the Toolbox and the Image + Window as well as a myriad of other windows such as + color palette, layers + dialog, etc. +

The ToolBox

Probably the window that is most central to the use of + GIMP is the + ToolBox. +

Figure 2-1. The ToolBox

The toolbox consists of the menu bar with + the entries File, Xtns and + Help, the tools buttons which are the set of + square buttons in Figure 2-1, the color + selector which is at the bottom left, and the + tools status indicators which are at the bottom + right. +

Almost all the tools in the toolbox have + options which you can configure to define how the tool operates. + You can access the options either by double clicking on the + tool's icon, or by clicking Tool Options + on the submenu Dialogs + of the File menu. +

Figure 2-2. Tool Options

The Image Window

The other window which you will need to use all the time is + the Image Window. This is where your + drawing space is, and it also contains several additional + features and the menu from which most of + GIMP's functions can be accessed. +

Figure 2-3. The Image Window

Figure 2-3 shows the Image Window created + by the default settings. When you first start, no image window will be + open because no images are open. To create a new image, click + New... from the + File menu. +

The white section of Figure 2-3 is the area in which you create your + image. The image above is 256 x 256 pixels. If your + image is larger, you may need to use the scrollbars at the + right and bottom of the image area to view the whole image. At + the top and left of the image there are rulers which allow you + to see where the cursor is. Your location is also shown as coordinates + in the bottom left corner. +

Probably the most important feature of the Image + Window is the Image Menu. This + menu can be accessed either by left + -clicking the arrow at top left corner, or by + right -clicking anywhere in the + drawing area. A menu will pop-up with various entries on it. If + you don't want to keep clicking to bring up this (or any other) + menu, you can click the dotted line + at the top of the menu to activate the tear-off feature and it + will gain its own window which you can leave open while you + work. +

Figure 2-4. The Image Menu

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Figure 3-1. The ToolBox

The toolbox consists of the menu bar with + the entries File, Xtns and + Help, the tools buttons which are the set of + square buttons in Figure 2-1, the color selector which is at the + bottom left, and the tools status indicators which are at the + bottom right. +

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Starting for the First Time

When you launch GIMP for the first + time, you will see a special dialog box. This allows you to setup + GIMP to your personal settings, without + affecting the way GIMP runs for other + users. The first thing you'll see is the license to the + GIMP — the GNU + General Public License. Click continue if + you accept the license. +

User Directory

GIMP now needs to create a + directory to hold your personal settings. Under UNIX, Linux, + and UNIX-like systems, the directory will be ~/.gimp-1.1 (the tilde ~ + means "your home directory" — often + /home/username). + Under Microsoft Windows the + directory location will vary. All the files and directories + which will be created are listed on the left-hand side. Click + on any of the entries to see what it is for. If you want these + files and directories to be created, click + Continue. + GIMP will give you a list of what + was done. You should check this list for any errors and if + everything is OK, click Continue again. +

Performance Tuning

To make GIMP perform as well as + possible, you can adjust several settings. For storing data + about images which are being edited, + GIMP uses a section of memory + called the "Tile Cache". A good way to decide on + a good size for your Tile Cache is to use two-thirds of the + RAM available in your system. For example, + 32MB would be a good size if your system + has 48MB of RAM. +

Some images are just too big to fit into this cache, and so + GIMP can use your hard disk as a + type of additional memory. You should set your swap directory + to an area on your hard disk which has enough free space — + around 200MB. To enhance performance when you + have several hard disks, you can set the swap file to the + fastest one. To locate a directory, click on the + ... button + or enter it directly into the box. You should make sure that + GIMP shows you a + checkmark next to + the box, otherwise GIMP can't + access the directory. +

Once you have made your settings, click + Continue. +

You can change these settings later in + GIMP's preferences. +

+

Monitor Resolution

Every monitor is slightly different, and, to make images look + correct, GIMP needs to know the + resolution of your monitor. You may find information on your + monitor's resolution in its manual. If you are not sure, click + Calibrate. You need to then find a + ruler and measure the length of the white bars. Enter their + measurements in the horizontal and + vertical boxes. You can select the units + used for measuring the bars from the drop-down list. Click + OK when you have finished calibrating. +

When you are ready, click Continue to + finish the configuration and start GIMP. +

GIMP will show a splash-screen with + a progress-bar at the bottom showing what + GIMP is doing. When + GIMP starts, it looks through all + your personal directories for items such as plug-ins and + patterns. The first time GIMP + starts, this process will take much longer than future times + because GIMP creates a + "cache" of the files. +

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- Gimp is an acronym for GNU Image - Manipulation Program. Gimp is software - suitable for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image - authoring. It's capabilities as a image manipulation programs makes it a - worthy contender to other similar programs such as Adobe Photoshop or Corel - PhotoPaint. -

- The biggest advantage that Gimp has is that it is a free program, - and it can be downloaded from the Internet. But even more importantly, it's - not freeware. Gimp is an OSS (Open Source Software) program covered by the - GPL license, which gives you - the freedom to access and also to change the - source code that makes up the program. This is how and why Gimp is constantly - being developed and improved. -

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- A Brief List of Gimp Features and Capabilities
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- ° Full suite of painting tools including brushes, a pencil, an airbrush, - an ink tool, and cloning.
- ° Tile-based memory management so image size is limited only by available - disk space.
- ° Sub-pixel sampling for all paint tools for high-quality - anti-aliasing.
- ° Full Alpha channel support.
- ° Layers and channels.
- ° Advanced scripting capabilities provided by a procedural - database so you can call internal Gimp functions from external - scripts, such as Script-Fu, Perl-Fu (Perl scripts) and Python-Fu (Python - scripts).
- ° Multiple undo/redo (limited only by disk space).
- ° Transformation tools including rotate, scale, shear and flip.
- ° File formats supported include GIF, JPEG, PNG, XPM, TIFF, TGA, MPEG, - PS, PDF, PCX, BMP and many others.
- ° Load, display, convert and save to many file formats.
- ° Selection tools including rectangle, ellipse, free, fuzzy, paths and - intelligent scissors.
- ° Plug-ins that allow for the easy addition of new functions, new file - formats and new effect filters. -
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- Therefore the whole Gimp developer team is welcoming you to the wonderful - world of Gimp. -

- About the Help System -

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- The Gimp Help System will provide you with the necessary information how - to use all the functions provided by Gimp. It will do so in a short and effective - way so the best way to describe it is as a extended quick reference to Gimp. - The difference between the Gimp help system and a pure quick reference is - that the help system will describe the functionality and how to use the function - in a productive manner. -

- How to Use the Help System -

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- The built in Gimp help browser (which we hope that you are using) has three - note book tabs. The one that you are reading this text in is the main note - book tab in which all help texts are displayed. The Context note book tab - will show the context of the help system and the index note book tab will - show the index of the help system. The advantage of the built in help browser - is that you can easily navigate the help system in e.g the Context note and - display the help text in the main note book tab. -

- What to Expect of the Help System -

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- Besides the description of the functionality of the functions in Gimp. You - will also find descriptions of how to organize your work with Gimp, how to - setup Gimp, various tips and tricks, quick reference page of short cuts and - modifier keys, News of Gimp 1.2 for old Gimp users, etc. You will find all - this extra information in the Context note book tab, since they are general - help items and not specific to a special Gimp function. -

- You will also find links to the Gimp Users Manual and the Gimp Users Tutorial - to where you will find more in depth information of the function and how - to user the function when you work in Gimp. We hope that you will find the - links useful and that they will enlighten you and give you an extended and - professional understanding of Gimp, image manipulation and art. -

- So Happy Gimping -

- The Gimp Development Team -

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GIMP is a very powerful application + which has many uses. +

Image Editing

GIMP's main use is for the creation + and editing of bitmap images. This ranges from the touching up + of digital photographs to the creation of digital art or the + authoring of logos. The word "bitmap" means that + GIMP is mainly designed to work on + images that are made up of "pixels" — tiny + rectangles which each have a single set color. These pixels + are colored in a way to make up images. +

The other main method of storing images is + "vectors". A vector image is made up of lines, + co-ordinates, and fills. GIMP has + some support for vector drawing in the + Gfig plug-in, but it is not a + complete editing environment and shouldn't be used for the + creation of complex vector diagrams. +

Video Editing

GIMP also offers some image editing + features, which are mainly useful for creating small + animations since the editing is done on a frame-by-frame + basis. GIMP supports writing the + AVI and GIF animation + formats and can also read MPEG videos. +

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