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circle script Gert Cuykens 07 Jan 13:26
  circle script Roel Schroeven 07 Jan 13:58
  circle script Sven Neumann 08 Jan 03:21
200501071039.39303.gwidion@... 07 Oct 20:16
  circle script Gert Cuykens 07 Jan 13:49
Gert Cuykens
2005-01-07 13:26:32 UTC (over 19 years ago)

circle script

is there a key you can tell gimp to draw a circle that begins in the middle and grows when you move your mouse away from the middle ?

now i have to make a square with guides point the mouse in a corner while holding shift and move it to the upper corner.

Does there exist a perfect circle script with 2 coordinations, the middle of the circle and the radiate of the circle

Gert Cuykens
2005-01-07 13:49:42 UTC (over 19 years ago)

circle script

thx :)

Roel Schroeven
2005-01-07 13:58:17 UTC (over 19 years ago)

circle script

Gert Cuykens wrote:

is there a key you can tell gimp to draw a circle that begins in the middle and grows when you move your mouse away from the middle ?

Yes. Push and hold CTRL while moving the mouse. You can also push SHIFT to make perfect circles instead of ellipses.

Note that you have to push CTRL and/or SHIFT after you push the mouse button down, not before. Using the modifier keys before that changes what happens to the selection in relation to an already existing selection: CTRL subtracst the new selection from the old one, SHIFT adds them together, both CTRL and SHIFT take the intersection.

Does there exist a perfect circle script with 2 coordinations, the middle of the circle and the radiate of the circle

I don't know about such a script.

Sven Neumann
2005-01-08 03:21:01 UTC (over 19 years ago)

circle script

Hi,

Gert Cuykens writes:

is there a key you can tell gimp to draw a circle that begins in the middle and grows when you move your mouse away from the middle ?

Yes. Go to the toolbox, open the Help menu, select "Tip of the day", read all of them. The answer to this and many other questions is contained in these nice tips.

Sven