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On Fri, Dec 02, 2005 at 08:15:48PM -0600, Michael Sullivan wrote: |
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> I've got an image that my wife created in pbrush.exe in Windows. The |
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> image has a white background which I need to change to tranparent. Is |
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> there a way to do this in GIMP? I tried manipulating the layers, but as |
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> there is only one layer I didn't have much success... |
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If you want to make ALL white pixels transparent, it would be easier |
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to use imagemagick |
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convert <inputfilename> -transparent <color> <outputfilename> |
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<color> can be specified by name (white) or rgb values. cf. |
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http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php |
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And since the file is created in pbrush, there's a slight possibility |
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the file didn't support transparency to start with. You can set the |
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outputfilename to foo.png and let convert change to format also... |
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W |
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Seen in LINAC @ Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory: |
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(A series of signs, each with a different "name") |
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This 7833 Power Amplifier Tube is to be Called: |
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Gassy |
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Sparky |
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Leaky |
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Old Number 9 |
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Just Plain Dead |
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Nick O'Tyme |
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Sortir en Pantoufles: up 20 days, 20:14 |
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