Is it possible to save layer effects
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| Is it possible to save layer effects | calcat | 20 Oct 19:19 |
| Is it possible to save layer effects | Ofnuts | 20 Oct 23:08 |
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Is it possible to save layer effects
I'm using Linux exclusively. I'm learning GIMP again and am really happy with the layer FX and other filters, especially. GIMP is great depth.
I have Photoshop Elements 10, can't get it to work properly in Wine or Crossover (type tool issues, porting over other .asl files, opening some .psd files but not others). I prefer not to use it in Windows, which I could boot into, because it's... Windows HA!
In GIMP, is there any way at all to save layer effects that I've used, so that I can use them again? It's something that I often have need of. Currently, I'm creating a text file, for each instance, that lists settings for bevel, drop shadow, colour, etc. It would be great if there were a work-around for this.
From my reading I've learned that there isn't a macro-recorder sort of thing, and I'm not sure if a script would work, even if I were able to create something like that at this point.
I've done a lot of searching, and finally decided to go to the source :)
TIA,
