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You'll see the list of the available channels - by default they should all be selected. If you only want to modify a specific channel of your drawable (usually one of Red, Green and Blue), go to the channels dialog/tab. In most cases, right clicking the color button will show a menu from which you can pick one of "Foreground Color", "Background Color", "Black", "White". Many of GIMP's plugins/tools require you to choose a color using a color button.
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For some reason, people underestimate how powerful this feature is, and rarely use it :Pįoreground/Background colors in color buttons Then make sure it's the active path (by clicking on it in the paths dialog) and go to View->Snap to Active Path. No problem - draw this shape using the paths tool (or even better - you can import the shape if it's saved as an SVG file, by clicking the import button in the paths dialog). Let's say you want to have a guide which is not a straight line but instead it has a custom shape. The fade option can save almost all the cases in which you would create another layer just for one operation - it's very handy! A dialog will pop up and allow you to blend the state of the drawable before and after the last action - simply select lighten only mode and adjust the opacity to fine control the amount of glow. This is where the Fade option comes to the rescue! Instead of creating a duplicate of the layer, blur it directly and then go to Edit->Fade. The simple way to do this, would be to duplicate the layer, blur it, put it on lighten only mode and then merge both layers together. Let's say you want to create a soft glow effect for a specific drawable (ignore the fact that such a filter exists :P). No problem - drag the drawable from it's dialog (the layers/channels dialog) and drop it on the toolbox - this will create a new image containing only that drawable, without removing it from the original image. Sometimes, you have a drawable (layer/mask/channel) that you want to create a new image from (to work on it alone or for other reasons). By using modifiers in the same way as in the other selections, you can add (Shift), subtract (Ctrl) or intersect (Ctrl+Shift) the alpha of the layer with the existing selection. Inside the layer's dialog, you can alt+click on a layer to bring it's alpha to selection. It's sometimes even quicker than using the menus! You can press the / key to bring up a dialogue for searching through GIMP's filters, plugins, tools and menus. To show all the dialogs again, press the Tab key again. In order to hide all the dialogs and leave only the image window visible, press the Tab key. 10 Getting and posting the output of gimp -verbose.9 Reversing the order of animation frames.7 Foreground/Background colors in color buttons.2 Finding Filters, Plugins and Menu Items.