Is there a way to attach the color picker to the toolbox in gimp?
I don't know how to lock the color picker to the toolbox or if there is a way to do so, if someone could tell me id appreciate it, I'm not used to gimp and hate dragging the window everywhere.
thanks :D
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asked Feb 8 at 5:24
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I don't know how to lock the color picker to the toolbox or if there is a way to do so, if someone could tell me id appreciate it, I'm not used to gimp and hate dragging the window everywhere.
thanks :D
gimp
asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51
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I don't know how to lock the color picker to the toolbox or if there is a way to do so, if someone could tell me id appreciate it, I'm not used to gimp and hate dragging the window everywhere.
thanks :D
gimp
asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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I don't know how to lock the color picker to the toolbox or if there is a way to do so, if someone could tell me id appreciate it, I'm not used to gimp and hate dragging the window everywhere.
thanks :D
gimp
gimp
asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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asked Feb 8 at 5:24
PufferfishPufferfish
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PufferfishPufferfish
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The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51
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The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51
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The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51
The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51
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As far as I know there is no way to attach the color picker window. There is a colors tab you can enable on either side however that works like the color picker window.
Click the left-point triangle button in one of the tab areas to open the tab menu. Select the 'Add tab' sub-menu and then the 'Colors' item.
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As far as I know there is no way to attach the color picker window. There is a colors tab you can enable on either side however that works like the color picker window.
Click the left-point triangle button in one of the tab areas to open the tab menu. Select the 'Add tab' sub-menu and then the 'Colors' item.
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As far as I know there is no way to attach the color picker window. There is a colors tab you can enable on either side however that works like the color picker window.
Click the left-point triangle button in one of the tab areas to open the tab menu. Select the 'Add tab' sub-menu and then the 'Colors' item.
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As far as I know there is no way to attach the color picker window. There is a colors tab you can enable on either side however that works like the color picker window.
Click the left-point triangle button in one of the tab areas to open the tab menu. Select the 'Add tab' sub-menu and then the 'Colors' item.
answered Feb 8 at 5:41
kickenkicken
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As far as I know there is no way to attach the color picker window. There is a colors tab you can enable on either side however that works like the color picker window.
Click the left-point triangle button in one of the tab areas to open the tab menu. Select the 'Add tab' sub-menu and then the 'Colors' item.
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The Colour Picker should already be in the Toolbox...or are you referring to the Colour Picker Options that show up in Tool Options when the Colour Picker is selected? You can set GIMP to Single-Window Mode from the Windows command menu.
– angelofdev
Feb 8 at 5:51