2 questions about layers and selection
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poppe
(about 3 years ago)
- Martin Nordholts (about 3 years ago)
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saulgoode@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com
(about 3 years ago)
- poppe (about 3 years ago)
Sent: 2009-01-11 15:44:07 UTC (about 3 years ago)
From: poppe
2 questions about layers and selection
Hello
How can i select multiple layers at once?
For example when i want to delete 10 layers at once.Where can i see what my selection size is?
It tells nowhere what the selection size is after releasing mousebutton.--
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Sent: 2009-01-11 15:54:11 UTC (about 3 years ago)
From: Martin Nordholts
2 questions about layers and selection
poppe wrote:
> Hello
>
> How can i select multiple layers at once?
> For example when i want to delete 10 layers at once.
>
> Where can i see what my selection size is?
> It tells nowhere what the selection size is after releasing mousebutton.
>
>Hi
You can currently only select on layer at a time.
The size of the selection can easily be seen in Windows -> Dockable
Dialogs -> Pointer, but you need GIMP SVN trunk for that (i.e. it will
be in GIMP 2.8). The enhancement request was:
Bug 138101 – Pointer (Information) tab should display selection bounds
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=138101BR,
Martin
Sent: 2009-01-11 16:46:32 UTC (about 3 years ago)
From: saulgoode@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com
2 questions about layers and selection
Quoting poppe :
> How can i select multiple layers at once?
About the only support for "selecting of multiple layers" is to
chainlink them, and this only helps you operate on them as a group for
the transformation tools (move, rotate, scale, etc).> For example when i want to delete 10 layers at once.
The easiest work-around is to hide all of the layers you want to keep,
merge the visible layers, then delete the resulting merged layer (and
unhide the retained layers).> Where can i see what my selection size is?
> It tells nowhere what the selection size is after releasing mousebutton.Again, not directly possible in current GIMP (expect it in the next
version). A kludgy work-around is to float the selection and open the
scale layer dialog -- the dimensions of the selection will be the
layer bounds. CANCEL the dialog and perform an UNDO to return to your
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Sent: 2009-01-13 18:16:45 UTC (about 3 years ago)
From: poppe
2 questions about layers and selection
Hi
I hope deleting multiple layers at once is added also. Sometimes i have tens
of layers i need to work on, and it would help alot.For example:
While pressing shift, you can select multiple layers. Then by pressing delete
they would be deleted.Thank You
Poppe>Quoting poppe :
>
>> How can i select multiple layers at once?
>
>About the only support for "selecting of multiple layers" is to
>chainlink them, and this only helps you operate on them as a group for
>the transformation tools (move, rotate, scale, etc).
>
>> For example when i want to delete 10 layers at once.
>
>The easiest work-around is to hide all of the layers you want to keep,
>merge the visible layers, then delete the resulting merged layer (and
>unhide the retained layers).
>
>
>> Where can i see what my selection size is?
>> It tells nowhere what the selection size is after releasing mousebutton.
>
>Again, not directly possible in current GIMP (expect it in the next
>version). A kludgy work-around is to float the selection and open the
>scale layer dialog -- the dimensions of the selection will be the
>layer bounds. CANCEL the dialog and perform an UNDO to return to your
>original image.
>
>--
poppe
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