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Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool

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Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool brefromjeu 04 Jun 13:56
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       Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool brefromjeu 04 Jul 09:35
        Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool Ofnuts 07 Jul 23:47
        Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool Alexandre Prokoudine 08 Jul 00:21
brefromjeu
2012-06-04 13:56:51 UTC (almost 12 years ago)

Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool

Hi all Gimp developpers.

First of all, i gotta apology for posting maybe not on the right place. but i didn't find any other way to
contact people who THINK the future of this software. If am in the wrong place please redirect me
to the right one.
I wanted to bring my humble opinion on a really missing ( and dramatically simple but 'must have ) feature in gimp. This is about the scale tool ( the one in the dock window ).
This function is missing the possibility of moving the center. A scale function is a homotetia ( not sure
of this word in english tho ) wich is defined by a ration and a center.

The current scale tool ( the same as in 2.6 ) only scales the selection from corner to corner and drags
the center ( with the lil circle, wich is in this case useless ). This way of scaling is mostly like if for example the rotate function, gimp could only rotate the selection from the center of the bounds.

In the case of rotations, you can change the center of the rotation ( wich is a normal way of doing a
rotation: a rotation is defined by an angle and a center ). But in scale center means nothing. IMHO it should be movable ( like for the rotate tool ) and be the
center of the homotetia.

Am i right or wrong ? and if i'm right, is this something dev team plans to correct one day ? or not ?

thanks for your answers, and congratz for this great software !!!!!

regards.

CJL

brefromjeu
2014-07-04 09:35:54 UTC (almost 10 years ago)

Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool

hey guys ?

Any news on this missing must-have feature ? or is gimp still gimp ? :P

i got the 2.8 and still no way of resizing from center.

Today i got 17 map layers to align. they all have various scales and angles. I really don't like the 'USE PS' plugin and would prefer using gimp.

regards.

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Ofnuts
2014-07-07 23:47:06 UTC (almost 10 years ago)

Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool

On 04/07/14 11:35, brefromjeu wrote:

hey guys ?

Any news on this missing must-have feature ? or is gimp still gimp ? :P

i got the 2.8 and still no way of resizing from center.

Today i got 17 map layers to align. they all have various scales and angles. I really don't like the 'USE PS' plugin and would prefer using gimp.

regards.

Did you try: http://registry.gimp.org/node/18961

Alexandre Prokoudine
2014-07-08 00:21:01 UTC (almost 10 years ago)

Important misfunction in gimp scaling tool

On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 1:35 PM, brefromjeu wrote:

i got the 2.8 and still no way of resizing from center.

GIMP 2.10 will have that.

Alex