Re: [Gimp-user] Fixing Deleted Left Behind Lines

[Drew Laborde <dlaborde gillis com>]

Thanks so much Richard this was the biggest help and it did work I couldn't be any happier right now that has 
been killing me.

One more question if you don't mind. If I have a problem when trying to scale my image. I put all the images 
into a folder so that I can resize them all together. When I do that I see the yellow box on one of the 
layers not change size (it stays smaller than the image) and then the rest of the layers you can't even see 
the dotted yellow line (which I am assuming is symbolizing the canvas right?). How do I go about getting them 
to all size out the same so I can print them as PDFs to my desktop?

Also, What is a mask used for?

Thanks for your help it is much appreciated.

Best,

Thomas

From: Richard Gitschlag [mailto:strata_ranger hotmail com]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 6:57 AM
To: Drew Laborde; gimp-user-list gnome org
Subject: RE: [Gimp-user] Fixing Deleted Left Behind Lines

> From: dlaborde gillis com<mailto:dlaborde gillis com>
> To: gimp-user-list gnome org<mailto:gimp-user-list gnome org>
> Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 17:14:40 -0500
> Subject: [Gimp-user] Fixing Deleted Left Behind Lines
>
> Dear Gimp,
>
> I absolutely love the program I am just trying to figure something out. When I start a new project and I 
> start editing the photo (i.e. drawing on it with the paintbrush) I encounter a problem when I try to select 
> certain colors and delete. So lets say I have three colors in my image. I do a little drawing and editing 
> on my image and then I want each separate color to be a separate layer. So I select two of the colors and 
> delete them. Any things that isn't that third color or where the two colors I deleted used to be now has 
> these "editing lines" is what I want to call them. You can see faint lines where I had made slight changes 
> to the image with lets say the paintbrush. HOW DO I GET RID OF THOSE LINES? Some help would be much 
> appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Thomas
>
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Most selection tools have an anti-aliasing feature which improves the visual quality of the selection's edge 
pixels, but it also means that if you're doing a cut and paste, there may be bits and traces of color left 
behind in areas that you would expect to have nothing left.  Try switching the selectors' antialising off and 
see if this improves your results.

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