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Beginning with Gimp -- Starting tutorial for new users

#121 User is offline   medo1995_3 

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Posted 13 June 2010 - 11:04 PM

thanks :oops:
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#122 User is offline   jackson86 

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Posted 14 June 2010 - 01:54 PM

Its a nice idea to start a tutorial with the use of images. As all know that if we see any images then it remain for a long time in our mind as compare reading text.
Thanks for this awesome tutorial starting by introduction.
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#123 User is offline   jackson86 

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Posted 17 June 2010 - 07:33 AM

so nice..Thank u for providing this tutorial..i install GIMP..
but i have 2 question that is:
How do I get my plug-in included in the GIMP?
how i fade image using GIMP??
is anyone help me regarding this??

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#124 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 24 June 2010 - 03:14 PM

@jackson86:

Glad you like the tutorial. As for your questions, they belong in the general help forum here: gimp-general-help-f2.html where you are more than likely to get a prompt reply. This thread is for questions specifically about a step in the tutorial.
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#125 User is offline   Alexwearshats 

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Posted 17 July 2010 - 04:53 AM

Hey, thanks for the great tutorial! I'm having some problems with 2b).

When I go to preferences>interface>configure keyboard shortcuts>context, the context tab is labelled disabled and I am unable to access any contents of that section. Any help is appreciated! Did I miss something in the reading? I'm tired, so I may have missed something!

Thanks again! : :D
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#126 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 08 August 2010 - 09:56 AM

Alexwearshats said:

Hey, thanks for the great tutorial! I'm having some problems with 2b).

When I go to preferences>interface>configure keyboard shortcuts>context, the context tab is labelled disabled and I am unable to access any contents of that section. Any help is appreciated! Did I miss something in the reading? I'm tired, so I may have missed something!

Thanks again! : :D


Hmm, It is labeled Disabled also here, but there is a little arrow on the left that should open up the contents for full view. If you are missing that, I don't know, I've never heard of that problem before, sorry. Worst case, make sure you have installed GIMP correctly.
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#127 User is offline   Alran1 

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Posted 23 November 2010 - 03:49 AM

Hi,

The problem I am having is getting fonts to appear in Gimp. It worked yesterday where I got 2-3 fonts to appear. I tried putting up more today and it didn't show up. I spent an hour or 2 trying different ways. I can see the fonts in adobe Photoshop but not gimp. If you can help please that would be greatly appreciated. I have windows xp sp1 with gimp 2.4.7

What I tried:
Reinstalling Gimp
Rebooting the computer
Recopying/pasting

Steps I took to put the fonts on:

1) Downloaded it and put it into the Gimp's Font folder
2) Opened Gimp (still didn't appear)

1) Downloaded the fonts and put it in the Systems Font folder
2) Opened Gimp(Still didn't appear)

Also I added brushes and they worked like a charm. Its only the fonts that are giving me the problem.

Thanks
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#128 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 23 November 2010 - 06:18 PM

@Alran1:

Sorry, I don't use Windows. You should direct this question to the general help forum here instead, they can hopefully give you better help with Windows related issues.

... Oh, and you know that you are using a very, very old GIMP version right? Current gimp version is 2.6.11, so it's time to upgrade! :) Besides, this tutorial assumes at least GIMP 2.6.0 or higher. A lot improved since the 2.4 series.
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#129 User is offline   LikeBlue 

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Posted 01 December 2010 - 05:34 PM

Thank you Thank you! I learned how to use gimp a while back when I was just starting to attend college. I ended up getting photoshop and have left gimp alone. This of course was years ago and am now learning gimp all over again. I wish this was around when I started lol thank you very much *hugs*
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#130 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 01 March 2011 - 10:02 AM

LikeBlue said:

Thank you Thank you! I learned how to use gimp a while back when I was just starting to attend college. I ended up getting photoshop and have left gimp alone. This of course was years ago and am now learning gimp all over again. I wish this was around when I started lol thank you very much *hugs*

Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you found this useful!
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#131 User is offline   Aradalf 

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Posted 04 April 2011 - 08:32 PM

Thanks for the tutorial Griatch. :) Here's my smiley face. db.tt/bVECfGO (It won't let me post links until I have 5+ posts) I use Linux, though I still don't have the Fog filter. I'm gonna have a talk with other packagers, and, possibly, fix the package myself, since I'm a packager for the distribution I use, PCLinuxOS. It probably wasn't compiled with Python support, in order to reduce dependencies. Anyway, thanks once more for the tutorial. It helped me with some stuff, though I'm not exactly a complete beginner to GIMP.
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#132 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 04 April 2011 - 09:35 PM

@Aradaf
Thanks for trying out the tutorial! You can try to post the link again now, I have lifted the 5-post link-restriction for this forum since we have a lot of members registering just to reply to a tutorial.
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#133 User is offline   Rab Smith 

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Posted 17 April 2011 - 03:44 PM

That's a great animated signature, Griatch! Was it all done in GIMP?
cartoon blog/archive here:

http://zoomertoonsra...h.blogspot.com/
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#134 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 17 April 2011 - 10:53 PM

View PostRab Smith, on 17 April 2011 - 03:44 PM, said:

That's a great animated signature, Griatch! Was it all done in GIMP?

Thanks! Yes it was all done in GIMP, using GAP combined with layer-animation.
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#135 User is offline   Olinka 

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Posted 03 November 2011 - 02:06 AM

Hello, I am not sure if this Forum is functional, there haven't been a post for a long time. Anyhow I am here to post my Smiley. Hope you guys like it and I hope the text is no longer have a dashed border around it. :(
Here we Posted Image
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#136 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 05 November 2011 - 09:10 AM

Why shouldn't the forum be functional? There are plenty of posts every day ...?
Anyway, it's a nice result, Olinka! I like the friendly smile there. I hope you enjoyed the tutorial and found some use of it!
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#137 User is offline   Alida 

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  Posted 02 February 2012 - 01:45 PM

Hello, thanks for the great tutorial. It is really helpfull. I had formatted my mothers laptop and had to reinstall Gimp for her. She has had classes on using Gimp but had stoped so she knows a bit but needs to figure the rest out herself. I thought having a forum where she could get help would really be good for her so I signed up on gimptalk for her. Not knowing how the program works I struggled a bit especially with getting new brushes for her. That is what eventually led me to the tutorial through google searches etc. The smiley face was so cute and the steps so easy I found myself learning to use gimp. The problem now lies in my lack of knowledge when it comes to forums. Ive read lots of forums in the past but have never really used one. Is there a tutorial that is just as easily understood as yours on using this forum? I hope that Ive at least got the thumbnail thing right. I read the post you linked to, for clarity just pasted below, and followed the steps.
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Q: How do I post clickable thumbnails on GIMPtalk?
A: Easiest is to upload your image to an image host like http://www.imagehost.org/, http://www.pictiger.com/, http://imageshack.us/ or http://photobucket.com/. When you do you will get offered "Code for Forums". Just paste that code into your post, make sure "Disable BBCode" is not checked below the input window, and you're done.
Otherwise you need to manually supply what the imagehost does automatically for you: A web adress to your thumbnail (small image) and the address to your big image (the one you want to load when clicking thumbnail). You then wrap it in command 'tags' in your post. Wrap it like this (look at the output from an imagehost if you're still confused):

http:/www.mysite/thumbnail.jpg
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I uploaded the smiley to image shack and here is the "Code for Forums" link thing

Posted Image

Uploaded with ImageShack.us


If i've done something wrong to make it malfunction or no not link properly please forgive my noobieness. And instruct me on how to do it correctly in the future. (BTW I looked for the "Disable BBCode" box but couldnt find it so that could be a reason but dont know what to do about it)

Thanx again so much! Once I've got it all figured out I will teach my mom and then she will be posting. Oh and by the way, until she does, my name is Ethresia :-)
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Posted 22 May 2012 - 06:55 PM

Thrilled to have found this great tutorial, BUT.. I get to adding brushes and could not open "folders" in preferences to add brushes (clicking on + did nothing). Then found, by looking from Windows Explorer, that many folders were EMPTY. Things just aren't WORKING. Please help. I guess I will try uninstalling and reinstalling. Thanks. DL
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Posted 22 May 2012 - 08:01 PM

C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\.gimp 2.8\brushes

This tutorial was written 4 years ago, since then many things were changed.

This post has been edited by Solartide: 22 May 2012 - 08:04 PM

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#140 User is offline   Griatch 

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Posted 22 May 2012 - 08:13 PM

Yes, now that GIMP 2.8 is out, I'll have to find the time to redo this for the new GIMP version.
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