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How would i do this... The Luu Family :0) 02 Oct 11:05
how would i do this... The Luu Family :0) 02 Oct 14:32
  how would i do this... Scott Bronson 04 Oct 05:14
how would i do this... The Luu Family :0) 04 Oct 07:03
The Luu Family :0)
2002-10-02 11:05:10 UTC (over 22 years ago)

How would i do this...

Say i made a texture and saved it to a file named texture.bmp and i have another picture file named shapes.bmp with shapes in em and i want to fill those shaped with the texture i have... i think this is called texture wrapping, would i do this?

Thanks :0)

The Luu Family :0)
2002-10-02 14:32:41 UTC (over 22 years ago)

how would i do this...

Say i made a texture and saved it to a file named texture.bmp and i have another picture file named shapes.bmp with shapes in em and i = want to fill those shaped with the texture i have... i think this is called texture wrapping, would i do this?

Thanks :0)

Scott Bronson
2002-10-04 05:14:57 UTC (over 22 years ago)

how would i do this...

1) Open texture.bmp
2) Layers -> Flatten Image
3) Save As ~/.gimp-1.2/patterns/texture.pat (select PAT for file type) 4) Open the shapes you want to fill
5) Double-click the bucket tool. Select Pattern Fill. 6) Click on the current pattern in the tool palette. Click refresh. Select your pattern
7) Click on the shapes. Voila.

On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 05:32, The Luu Family :0) wrote:

Say i made a texture and saved it to a file named texture.bmp and i have another picture file named shapes.bmp with shapes in em and i = want to fill those shaped with the texture i have... i think this is called texture wrapping, would i do this?

Thanks :0)

The Luu Family :0)
2002-10-04 07:03:33 UTC (over 22 years ago)

how would i do this...

o ok, Thanks :0)