[juneau-lug] Re: Meeting
- From: <chakari@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: juneau-lug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 12:17:30 -0900
Jamie,
You can tile an image by saving it as a pattern file *.pat. Place it in the
Gimp Pattern dir, or in another dir and set the pattern path to it in
Preferences. It should show up in the pattern pallete. Then you can bucket fill
with the pattern, go to Edit -> Fill with pattern or use the cloning tool.
I would have to look at your project to see if there is a better way to get
what you want...I'm sure there is. We can get together to work on it, or you
could bring it to the meeting.
Chuck
> I plan to come. If we get a quorum, we could vote on something.
>
> Chuck - I'm interested in expanding my GIMP skills. I used a FU
> script
> to create a drop-shadow text logo and wanted to save it out as a
> GIF
> transparency. I finally stumbled onto how to do it, but the
> results
> were not satisfactory. The fuzziness of the shadow doesn't lend
> itself
> to transparency.
>
> So the next attempt was to grab the textured background that I was
> trying to place the logo upon and use it as background in the
> logo.
> This worked and I saved it as a jpg. However, the textured
> background
> was 80x80 pixel size (smaller than the logo) and I never found a
> way to
> "tile" it into the background. It took repeated paste and place
> operations. If you could enlighten me on any of these - I would
> be
> grateful.
>
> "flyer" !? - that sounds like that obsolete paper kind of stuff ;-
> )
> . What do you want the web page to say?
>
> -Jamie
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