[Gimp-user] Specific personal tool preferences.
- From: Vlaar <forums gimpusers com>
- To: gimp-user-list gnome org
- Cc: team gimpusers com
- Subject: [Gimp-user] Specific personal tool preferences.
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 03:00:35 +0200
Hi Vlaar, and all,
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 3:02 AM, Vlaar <forums gimpusers com> wrote:
What I want to know is if there is a way to make a hotkey or at all save specific options for specific
tools.
Let's say I'm using the 'Paintbrush, Opacity 70%, Hardness 075, Size 4.00' as my "standard outline tool".
Can I some how save that preference (and any other tool such as "Specific Eraser Op. 100%, Hard. 100,
Size 10.00) so that I can easily switch between "Ouline Brush" and "Specific Eraser" . Maybe to the
'f-buttons'
I'd like to be able to make maybe 5 specific tools:
-Outline Brush
-Small Eraser
-Big Eraser
-Detailed Color brush
-Big Color Brush.
See what I'm asking for? I hope there is a way to solve this, really like GIMP so far!
Tyvm /Emil
Did you try the tool presets? Available from windows / dialogues. There you can save specific tool options
as you want it. I'm not sure for the hotkeys option though.
Thaaaank you SIR! :D That's perfect, it's a bit messy setting up the presets but I think I'll get the hang
of it soon! Is there a way to out up a third shelf? Im lazy and don't want to switch between Presets and
my Layers xD
I knew about the presets but was wondering about the shortcut part the
other day. Did you find a way to assign a shortcut to a specific
preset, or do you keep the dock opened on the side and always change
the preset by clicking in it?
I think to be able to keep the brush but go from one preset to another
for instance with shortcuts would be helpful.
Thanks.
Jehan
I havn't tried it out yet, but so far I'v felt comfortable just switching tabs. Also I havn't even come up
with what to draw.. :( I'v got so much stuff in my head that I don't know where to begin.. I want to create a
whole fre*kin' world!!
--
Vlaar (via gimpusers.com)
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