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how do i make an area half transparent?? like if im for an example is making a texture for a gun, and i only want the shading of the transparent part to be there, im trying to add camo,
Wow...i'm a beginner and this trick i didn't knew..and i was just looking ofr this kind of way...even if it take you long, but the results talk for themselves...Tnx a lost for this tutorial.I learned a lot from it !
after i ve erased everything and the backgrounds transparent how come i copy the image and and paste it in the new background it wont show up, you just copied and pasted and it popped up clear as day, the layer is being added when i paste it but i cannot see any picture???
Hi there! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I am a game level designer and , naturally, transparent areas are extremely important in texture/material generation - this has helped me no end - cheers!
Hey, wonderful! This is exactly what I was looking for-- instructions for how to erase with transparency! I was quite pleased to find the answer in the first 3 minutes of your video! Love the Aussie accent, btw. Makes the video that much better. :)
Hey, wonderful! This is exactly what I was looking for-- instructions for how to erase with transparency! I was quite pleased to find the answer in the first 3 minutes of your video! Love the Aussie accent, btw. Makes the video that much better. :)
Christ I must be the dumbest person on the planet but this thing is simply not working for me. I'm doing the whole 'add alpha channel' by going through 'layers' - > transparency. However, when the image is exported to jpeg I just get a white mark of the thing that I want to erase into the background. Now, I also did the xcf- gimp's native file- whatever it's called- and now I don't even have an image.
What do I keep doing wrong?? I have a mac- but I dont think that that should be an issue. Ah!
Thanks so much Makgalin for this precious info. I have managed to cut out an image for my website! What would we do without people like you? All the best, DI x
Everything worked fine but when I saved the cut out image it had a white background. Where did I go wrong and is there an easy way to get the transparency background back?
@Fuzzyhairdudefuzz You need to get rid of the 'Alpha Channel' (transparency). The easy way to do this is to create a plain white layer to go behind the layer you are erasing.
For me, the eraser is still coming out white rather than transparent. I create the new layer, delete the old but it still is white. What am I doing wrong?
@byepeeps In the menus, go to 'Layers' and then select 'Add Alpha Channel' - this way you do not need to duplicate the image at all and it creates a transparency.
@MTLATuber In the menus, go to 'Layers' and then select 'Add Alpha Channel' - this way you do not need to duplicate the image at all and it creates a transparency.
After I free style the part of the pic that I want, what do I press to deselect everything? I heard him say Ctrl + Shift, and I couldn't understand the last one. Help Please
That fact that millions of people are willing to spend $600 (or 1000 euro in Europe) for a program like Photoshop, basically shows how much Gimp sucks.
That fact that millions of people are willing to spend $600 (or 1000 euro in Europe) for a program like Photoshop, basically shows how much Gimp sucks.
You are making the canvas size bigger, but not the image layer. This means you create a transparent edge that is not part of the original image layer.
You can fix this by changing the layer size (or selecting layer to border size from the layers options.)
i would love to see u do a vid about making clothes in transparency, then colour it etc....'ave noticed most of u vid are like 2 yrs or so ago...are u still living and doin' vid to help newbie like my self? i wanna learn how to make clothes, copy paste etc
I had same problem. create a copy and then create a new transparent layer. put the copy layer above the blank layer. right click the copy and click "merge down" this will give you a transparent background when you erase
It might have something to do with the different versions of Gimp.
You can solve it by:
1)selecting the layer
2)hitting ctrl+A to select all
3)hitting ctrl+C to copy
4)hitting ctrl+V to paste it as a floating selection
5)right-clicking the floating selection and selecting new layer
6)Deleting the old background layer
You'll notice that it's not in bold like the background layer is. I'm guessing that's why that layer supports transparency and the background layer does not.
Thank you to you and Jim! I learned two ways to do what I needed to do with GIMP and will probably be watching the rest of your videos over time. Thanks again!
Cheers for all the tutorials on the gimp. i thought like surf the skies that gimp was too confusing & i found it hard to use. but your tutorials r really easy to understand & make doing what u may think @ first is really complicated & hard to do an easy task. & gimp is free so happy days. :) i hope u make more in the future :)
You're awesome! Thank you so much for doing these tutorials and stuff. I'm certainly going to be looking through them in the coming weeks. I thought GIMP was uselessly confusing until I discovered your channel! Kudos!
i have the version 2.6.3 and when i make a copy there is no checker part and there is no way to erase the background to get the image i want but my brushes work fine not like him im currently downloading a previous version maybe that would help but thanks for the videos and if you could help me out that would be great thanks
howcome brush sizes work for you, and not me? also how did you get your options into two different panels? i have the latest version of gimp.. or at least i'm pretty sure i do, but the help files are corrupted and incomplete, as well as brush sizes like i said before.. any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.. THX :)
dude i was woah...beacuase when i made the paste part it came out on top the imagage! so im like what....then i look at ur tab and it has a t at the beginng and parent at the end so im like im so retarded...lol
I think a floating layer is a temporary layer that needs to be anchored back to it's main layer after it's been moved or manipulated in some way.
Personally, I think it is much better to make a floating layer a new layer and the just 'merge all' of them back together again when the image is finished.
But to be honest, I'm just guessing...I always turn floating layers into new layers, so I've no experience in working with them...maybe I'll experiment...
A floating layer is simply a pasted layer, but there is a limited amount you can do with it...move, paint etc. and you can't work on another layer until you have either anchored it to the layer below or turned it into a new layer by right-clicking the layer in the layers dialog and selecting new layer
razor? do you mean the eraser? it's the little pink thing between the paint brush and air brush tools on main tool bar.
If you mean the crop tool - I think the newer versions of gimp simply have a newer icon for the crop tool. press shift+C as a shortcut key to the crop tool. Alternatively, hover over each of the tools for a few seconds to see the name of each tool.
Finally, you may have a tool simply switched off. click File > Dialogs > Tools to see a list of all tools and their visibility
Great tutorials. Just the right speed, detail and clarity of your screen shot for us beginners. The hint about converting jpeg by creating a duplicate layer saved me from tossing my computer out the window! I'm still confused about this " alpha" channel and channels in general. But at least I can finally use the program.
Dude-- you seriously give a great tutorial. Thanks for being so mindful to the viewer... I understand that such obvious things should be of primary concern to anyone who makes tutorials, but from the handful I've seen (here on YouTube and elsewhere) MANY other tutorials lack sufficient detail (regarding tool-specifics, locations of tools, etc.) and say "Look what *I* can do!", whereas yours assumes the viewer may not know very much about GIMP, and says "This has been made for YOU, the viewer".
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image012 1 week ago
How do you erase Clothes?
Jessyleppert 1 month ago
;when i copy and then paste into the phpto comes bigger than the background why????????????????????????
carlleonardblue 5 months ago
my l key is broke i cant do ctrI I
jesusisshowergel 6 months ago
how did you get that box on the right?
XxMadMax593 6 months ago
wtf I can't erase!!
AmericasLegand 6 months ago
My eraser won't erase in transparent despite all of the things you said in the video. Is there a setting for the eraser that will help me to do so?
SoundsTakenable 6 months ago
hEY! sAY IF i WANTED TO SAVE IT AND KEEP IT!!? And wanted to upload it to Da's Art or something liek that and it won't let me how can I do that?
Niqua10023 7 months ago
bloody brilliant! thanks for the help!
SCPirateParty 7 months ago
Goodness, these are so useful! Thanks a lot :)
elsetserrillo 7 months ago
how do i make an area half transparent?? like if im for an example is making a texture for a gun, and i only want the shading of the transparent part to be there, im trying to add camo,
jonasldg 8 months ago
Wow...i'm a beginner and this trick i didn't knew..and i was just looking ofr this kind of way...even if it take you long, but the results talk for themselves...Tnx a lost for this tutorial.I learned a lot from it !
Valyoyoable 8 months ago
After I've chosen select then invert, it still deletes the whole thing. Why?:(
shannaahrose 9 months ago
Does GIMP have a soft brush?
wattsup2007 10 months ago
cheers, big help for cutting out
SliszMeisterGeneral 10 months ago
I dont have that thing you have on the left side for the layers stuff.. how do i get that to open??
chris177511 10 months ago
@chris177511 ctrl+L
malgalin 10 months ago
Wow thanks, I've been working with GIMP for some years now but I still need to learn some more tricks. It actually worked :D
Btw, did you take this picture in Dublin? Cause I think I made a picture of the same statue.
AngelsArcher 10 months ago
@AngelsArcher Yes I did :)
malgalin 10 months ago
Ive seen 5 of your vids, excellent work mate thx.
finnbjerke 11 months ago
lol you put that guy in hell
YusufDanial 11 months ago
wtf its not working!
Delta50Eagle 1 year ago
I love your voice <3 <3
Sethema 1 year ago
Since using Gimp is Free. I would like to know which is better, Gimp or Photoshop?
Really need opinions.
demonkingDX 1 year ago
after i ve erased everything and the backgrounds transparent how come i copy the image and and paste it in the new background it wont show up, you just copied and pasted and it popped up clear as day, the layer is being added when i paste it but i cannot see any picture???
rmr4884 1 year ago
Hi there! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I am a game level designer and , naturally, transparent areas are extremely important in texture/material generation - this has helped me no end - cheers!
carlosmbridges09 1 year ago
excellent tutorial! it helped me erase the background and cut perfect edges!
thanks
einmiki 1 year ago
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Hey, wonderful! This is exactly what I was looking for-- instructions for how to erase with transparency! I was quite pleased to find the answer in the first 3 minutes of your video! Love the Aussie accent, btw. Makes the video that much better. :)
schnautzr 1 year ago
Hey, wonderful! This is exactly what I was looking for-- instructions for how to erase with transparency! I was quite pleased to find the answer in the first 3 minutes of your video! Love the Aussie accent, btw. Makes the video that much better. :)
schnautzr 1 year ago
seems crasy you have to add alpha channel for erase
but ty
panzermort 1 year ago
thank you! been tryin to work that out for ages!
7twilightprincess 1 year ago
Well this was helpful. NOT
reneed68 1 year ago
Hi
after i did the invert and had it selected when i pressed the delete key it didnt work
is there another way to delete it, as it might work a bit differently considering im on a Mac
DreamingOfHorseback 1 year ago
what u hit to control shift and what? to disselect evrything? i didnt understand that word u said
thegrimreaper2121 1 year ago
what u hit to control shift and what? to disselect evrything?
thegrimreaper2121 1 year ago
Christ I must be the dumbest person on the planet but this thing is simply not working for me. I'm doing the whole 'add alpha channel' by going through 'layers' - > transparency. However, when the image is exported to jpeg I just get a white mark of the thing that I want to erase into the background. Now, I also did the xcf- gimp's native file- whatever it's called- and now I don't even have an image.
What do I keep doing wrong?? I have a mac- but I dont think that that should be an issue. Ah!
inyoface253 1 year ago
@inyoface253
Unfortunately, only PNG supports transparency as far as I know. Try saving it as a png, it should work.
xSupaLolCatx 1 year ago
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hotpocketman12 1 year ago
You're going to have to use better quality cam recorder...
Avionicgenius 1 year ago
Thanks so much Makgalin for this precious info. I have managed to cut out an image for my website! What would we do without people like you? All the best, DI x
TheDianeBond 1 year ago
Everything worked fine but when I saved the cut out image it had a white background. Where did I go wrong and is there an easy way to get the transparency background back?
Sluggo702 1 year ago
First of all great tutorial! I was wondering how do I resize the image i'm working on ?e.g. in this example the Larkin Statue. Thanks in advance.
Icecoolbazza 1 year ago
nice tut. quality isnt the greatest but still was able to learn alot. Thanks
SKATEFAM0US 1 year ago
how can i get the gimp version that yuu have cuz i have a different one??
Chusma1 1 year ago
Hey, how do I convert my eraser back to a non-transparent eraser?
I can't seem to find a way..
Fuzzyhairdudefuzz 1 year ago
@Fuzzyhairdudefuzz You need to get rid of the 'Alpha Channel' (transparency). The easy way to do this is to create a plain white layer to go behind the layer you are erasing.
malgalin 1 year ago
Hi,
For me, the eraser is still coming out white rather than transparent. I create the new layer, delete the old but it still is white. What am I doing wrong?
byepeeps 1 year ago
@byepeeps In the menus, go to 'Layers' and then select 'Add Alpha Channel' - this way you do not need to duplicate the image at all and it creates a transparency.
malgalin 1 year ago 3
@malgalin thanks that worked. Not sure why the duplicate didn't but I got it done. Cheers
byepeeps 1 year ago
Nice thanks, keep it up!
eomer1 1 year ago
a white background still shows when i erase, even after i made a copy of the layer?! how do i stop that
MTLATuber 1 year ago 3
@MTLATuber In the menus, go to 'Layers' and then select 'Add Alpha Channel' - this way you do not need to duplicate the image at all and it creates a transparency.
malgalin 1 year ago 4
@malgalin Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
sourcerror 1 year ago
a white background still shows when i erase, even after i made a copy of the layer?! how do i stop that
MTLATuber 1 year ago
Thanks for turtorial
Kloper2007 1 year ago
After I free style the part of the pic that I want, what do I press to deselect everything? I heard him say Ctrl + Shift, and I couldn't understand the last one. Help Please
jilltesterman1 1 year ago
i think he sed to press ctrl + shift + a
monkeysinferno 1 year ago
this helped a lot! yay! thanks much!
beem1974 1 year ago
hey man, the video was a great help. thanks!
HereComesThePain100 1 year ago
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That fact that millions of people are willing to spend $600 (or 1000 euro in Europe) for a program like Photoshop, basically shows how much Gimp sucks.
GHxx1 2 years ago
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Latinfairy777 2 years ago
hey ghxx1! you seem to despise Gimp with a passion! you work for Adobe or something?? lol
Latinfairy777 2 years ago 7
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GHxx1 2 years ago
@Latinfairy777 lmao Not all of us have a spare 600 dollars lying around
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HANS5726 2 years ago
I've followed what you have done in this video and it wouln't work it still apeared white..I even tried it with a .png file help?
RaceMeNowhere 2 years ago
right click go then to layer and then alpha channel
TheCinne 2 years ago
what version is this?
BlackNig09 2 years ago
When I make my canvas size bigger for a picture I already have, it turns transparent and I can't draw on it. How do I make it turn white?
Theonegamefreak 2 years ago
same thing
Soulstealer020 2 years ago
You are making the canvas size bigger, but not the image layer. This means you create a transparent edge that is not part of the original image layer.
You can fix this by changing the layer size (or selecting layer to border size from the layers options.)
malgalin 2 years ago
Steps, please?
Theonegamefreak 2 years ago
you have to add the alpha channel to get the transpency then you can erase otherwise you will get white canvas not a transparent canvas
Lagartija219 2 years ago
i would love to see u do a vid about making clothes in transparency, then colour it etc....'ave noticed most of u vid are like 2 yrs or so ago...are u still living and doin' vid to help newbie like my self? i wanna learn how to make clothes, copy paste etc
reggea2100 2 years ago
Right click the layer and select "add alpha channel". Sorted :)
alecom 2 years ago
I superimposed a picture of timmy mallet onto a scene of a volcanic explosion :) wishful thinking lol!
sammysam2006 2 years ago
i cant erase to transparent :( have tried this and it still wont work :(
JaRaComedy 2 years ago
I had same problem. create a copy and then create a new transparent layer. put the copy layer above the blank layer. right click the copy and click "merge down" this will give you a transparent background when you erase
sammysam2006 2 years ago 2
thank you :) will try it out soon
JaRaComedy 2 years ago
you should ave done the tutorial this guy didnt help me at all thanks so much ;D
HyperxXKittenxX 2 years ago
I made a duplicate but it still doesnt make it transparent.........
bazookap1mp 2 years ago 2
It might have something to do with the different versions of Gimp.
You can solve it by:
1)selecting the layer
2)hitting ctrl+A to select all
3)hitting ctrl+C to copy
4)hitting ctrl+V to paste it as a floating selection
5)right-clicking the floating selection and selecting new layer
6)Deleting the old background layer
You'll notice that it's not in bold like the background layer is. I'm guessing that's why that layer supports transparency and the background layer does not.
Hope this helped :)
RustyGriphphin 2 years ago 3
yup that worked thanks
RenoGregory 2 years ago 2
yeah, this worked a lot faster
tdzero 2 years ago
Thanks mate, your videos are always helping me
Killerclownmeat 2 years ago
What little dustbin!? TEH HELL!?
jackfordtrousers 2 years ago
thank very much, you are such a help, I was feeling hopeless until I found your videos!
Gracias :O)
genesys117 2 years ago
Cant under stand OR see so not helpful.
jen0ty 2 years ago
i though there was some magic trick to this in gimp.. but i was wrong.
MS Paint would be just about as easy...
sniktawleahcim 2 years ago
Yes very helpful, appreciated.
fabsthegreat123 2 years ago
quality's 2 bad.. f*kin youtube compression :/
HansHenrikPwn 2 years ago 2
Thank you to you and Jim! I learned two ways to do what I needed to do with GIMP and will probably be watching the rest of your videos over time. Thanks again!
DallasJones 2 years ago
Cheers for all the tutorials on the gimp. i thought like surf the skies that gimp was too confusing & i found it hard to use. but your tutorials r really easy to understand & make doing what u may think @ first is really complicated & hard to do an easy task. & gimp is free so happy days. :) i hope u make more in the future :)
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meish84 3 years ago
Thank you so much. That was very helpful. I used the eraser on the entire background because I didn't know about the lasso technique.
Tanye7730 3 years ago
You're awesome! Thank you so much for doing these tutorials and stuff. I'm certainly going to be looking through them in the coming weeks. I thought GIMP was uselessly confusing until I discovered your channel! Kudos!
SurfTheSkies 3 years ago
peccato che è in inglese e io non lo capisco cosi bn !!!mi piacerebbe riuscirci..
uffffff
soollll 3 years ago
Very helpful.
sfs2261 3 years ago
How can you just change the background to all white? You have the layer with him and the checker boxed area can you make that into white?
2UpDuc 3 years ago
Thank you :)
BiaWhatever 3 years ago
THANK YOU. I've had GIMP for 3 years and never knew how to do this! Thank you British guy! ^____________^
Fallen2grace 3 years ago
think the other version was same as his now no gradiant box or brushes gimp needs to fix there downloads im going crazy
rccweaver 3 years ago
i have the version 2.6.3 and when i make a copy there is no checker part and there is no way to erase the background to get the image i want but my brushes work fine not like him im currently downloading a previous version maybe that would help but thanks for the videos and if you could help me out that would be great thanks
rccweaver 3 years ago
same here
victoryskater 3 years ago
When you're duplicating it, instead of clicking "Duplicate Layer", try clicking "New From Visible".
paullovesmusicc 3 years ago
thanks a lot that works.
csplendrig 3 years ago
howcome brush sizes work for you, and not me? also how did you get your options into two different panels? i have the latest version of gimp.. or at least i'm pretty sure i do, but the help files are corrupted and incomplete, as well as brush sizes like i said before.. any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.. THX :)
swgeek63092 3 years ago
Throughly enjoyed the tutorial you presented. I am relatively new to gimp. I found this very helpful. Thanks.
1943possibilities 3 years ago
thanks, my other technique of getting transparant backgrounds sucked, thanks
NINJACHIMP08 3 years ago
Excellent work. Thanks a ton for the insite. Trying to figure this out on my own was killing me.
aaronr2000 3 years ago
Thanks for the insight on GIMP...guess I will check it out now..
raragam 3 years ago
Brilliant tutorial man
tommprjfc 3 years ago
ThankS
KeelyandAlyssa 3 years ago
Awesome thank's alot
curtisford14 3 years ago
mah dude
ii love yuuuu.!!!
that helped so much
swaqqsoviciousz5 3 years ago
thanks that helped so much!!!!!!!
3AGL33YY3 3 years ago
some one help me to restore my layers table icant seem to restore it
every time i start gimp its not there
berapperalive 3 years ago
i believe it's
file->dialogs->create new dock->layers, channels, and paths
irltmp 3 years ago
Oh and thank you
curtisford14 3 years ago
dude i was woah...beacuase when i made the paste part it came out on top the imagage! so im like what....then i look at ur tab and it has a t at the beginng and parent at the end so im like im so retarded...lol
Monster3234 3 years ago
i forgot how to do this but now i rememba! thanks:P
jessiemariemescher 3 years ago
You sexy little monster! I used to know this but I forgot and you saved me hahaah :p
reetismatic 3 years ago
Just what I needed. Thank you!
hoagiesmom 3 years ago
awesome again. keep it up.
whitingtons 3 years ago
How do you make the background transparent? thats the only isue im having..
JanePstar 3 years ago
When working with a jpeg the background will always be white instead of transparent.
To add a transparent layer you need to add an alpha channel by right clicking the image and selecting add alpha channel (as basesku suggests below!)
malgalin 3 years ago
ty so much!!! I have been trying to find out how to get invisible layers on gimp for months!
:D
james01246 3 years ago
I was very skeptical about the eraser, but it turned out great!!! Thanks a bunch!
pacatooku 3 years ago
u dont need to make a copy of the image to have the alpha channel(transparency)
just right click the image and select add alpha channel :)
good tutorial nevertheless
basesku 3 years ago
Another great video many thanks.
ninetimes11 3 years ago
cool - but what on earth is the floating layer. Now I'm actually DOING while i watch - much more helpful!
HeadDominion 3 years ago
I think a floating layer is a temporary layer that needs to be anchored back to it's main layer after it's been moved or manipulated in some way.
Personally, I think it is much better to make a floating layer a new layer and the just 'merge all' of them back together again when the image is finished.
But to be honest, I'm just guessing...I always turn floating layers into new layers, so I've no experience in working with them...maybe I'll experiment...
malgalin 3 years ago
Yeah, just had a play with it.
A floating layer is simply a pasted layer, but there is a limited amount you can do with it...move, paint etc. and you can't work on another layer until you have either anchored it to the layer below or turned it into a new layer by right-clicking the layer in the layers dialog and selecting new layer
malgalin 3 years ago
Awesome tutorial. You explain everything! Very nice....and sexy accent by the way...
wolfsnaps8888 3 years ago
awesome... super helpful...
egmfan2 3 years ago
How can we make it transparent(checked pattern)? Which key we need to press? I don't have 'Bleach key' in my key board.
Thanks.
vedanta22 3 years ago
I think you misheard me...do you mean 'Delete Key'?
malgalin 3 years ago
How can we make it transparent(checked pattern)? Which key we need to press? I don't have 'Bleach key' in my key board.
Thanks.
vedanta22 3 years ago
yes it works good and all but my version of gimp doesnt have the razor thing so some of the backround still be left in picture :[ please help me
elyon1219 3 years ago
razor? do you mean the eraser? it's the little pink thing between the paint brush and air brush tools on main tool bar.
If you mean the crop tool - I think the newer versions of gimp simply have a newer icon for the crop tool. press shift+C as a shortcut key to the crop tool. Alternatively, hover over each of the tools for a few seconds to see the name of each tool.
Finally, you may have a tool simply switched off. click File > Dialogs > Tools to see a list of all tools and their visibility
malgalin 3 years ago
sorry i thought you said razor on the video and not eraser,but thanks it worked
elyon1219 3 years ago
How can we make it transparent(B/W checks)? Which key we need to press? I don't have 'Bleach key' in my key board.
Thanks.
vedanta22 3 years ago
thank you for suggesting this video for me!
it help alot!
xantheir 3 years ago
Ok cool. MERGE button will merge all the selected layers. ;) See, Im learning. haha
newjokeaccount 3 years ago
Thanks a lot. You take your time and are very helpful. You are also nice as most people seem to forget that they too had to learn.
newjokeaccount 3 years ago
you are my favorite person right now
Sccrchamp102 3 years ago
Ace.
Laoch111 3 years ago 2
Great tutorials. Just the right speed, detail and clarity of your screen shot for us beginners. The hint about converting jpeg by creating a duplicate layer saved me from tossing my computer out the window! I'm still confused about this " alpha" channel and channels in general. But at least I can finally use the program.
colinnoden 3 years ago
Dude-- you seriously give a great tutorial. Thanks for being so mindful to the viewer... I understand that such obvious things should be of primary concern to anyone who makes tutorials, but from the handful I've seen (here on YouTube and elsewhere) MANY other tutorials lack sufficient detail (regarding tool-specifics, locations of tools, etc.) and say "Look what *I* can do!", whereas yours assumes the viewer may not know very much about GIMP, and says "This has been made for YOU, the viewer".
KittenAvalanche 3 years ago
just started using gimp on my linux eee pc and i find your tutorials great! thx alot
funkyrockdude 4 years ago
thankyou again for these tutorials
pg1000000 4 years ago
thanks so much for the tutorials. they're great to help learn what gimp is capable of.
ldwhitley 4 years ago 2
Thanks for the tutorial. It was very helpful.
Jarock123 4 years ago
this looks much harder and longer than ur other vid!
but good!!!
jsncirca 4 years ago