Gimp: Course For Beginners 3: Save And Export Images

Gimp Course For Beginners: Save And Export Images as xcf file or any other filetype such as: jpeg, png, tiff, pdf etc.

Gimp 2.8.22 standard download – System: Windows 10

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[gimpworkshop]

👉Tip: When you want to follow a tutorial, it’s usually best to start with the default filter values and tool options.👈

[tomormiston]

a very clear, nicely made tutorial ;)

[YogisEye]

intro slide show is in which programme...its very nice

[kerryhoward]

what steps do I follow to save and export a jigsaw to be able to utilise in a learning module

[jonathan_.wiideletedyou]

Thanks I was making something for fnf then this helped ;v;

[YogisEye]

very nice way of teaching.... excellent efforts... pl keep it up

[RRactionTRS]

So do I hit the Save Defaults or Load Defaults button when I'm exporting a bmp file? When I'm working on an Asset File for a game, some files inside say TGA and BMP. Working on the TGA is easy to overwrite and export. But when I try to do the same with BMP file, I have problems after exporting and then my asset says "Modified/Faulty" after I commit the asset in my game.