Change Brush Size - Grayed out?
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| Change Brush Size - Grayed out? | cme0848 | 28 Jul 18:30 |
| Change Brush Size - Grayed out? | rich2005 | 28 Jul 19:22 |
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Change Brush Size - Grayed out?
I'm trying to use the clone tool to make some touchups but can't figure out how to change the brush size. If I double click on the brush it opens the 'Brush Editor' and I get a dialog that shows options like Radius, Hardness, Aspect Ratio, etc. but all of these options are disabled/grayed out. Why?
Thanks! Craig
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Yes, I've read this post about brush size in general but I don't really want to reprogram my mouse to adjust brush size. I like the default functionality.
http://www.gimpusers.com/forums/gimp-user/17876-changing-the-brush-sizes
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Change Brush Size - Grayed out?
I'm trying to use the clone tool to make some touchups but can't figure out how to change the brush size. If I double click on the brush it opens the 'Brush Editor' and I get a dialog that shows options like Radius, Hardness, Aspect Ratio, etc. but all of these options are disabled/grayed out. Why?
The parametric brush editor is not the way to re-size a brush for use with the clone tool in Gimp 2.8.x It is a bit of a hang-over from Gimp 2.6.
For reference, the stock brushes are not-editable. Right click on the brush, make a copy and that copy is editable if needed .
Otherwise, using the clone tool and the small fuzzy brush,
1. Natural size of brush is 51 (25 radius)
2. Using the tool options, the size can be adjusted as required. You can also adjust the size without re-sampling.
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