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    Guild Artisan Freodin's Avatar
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    I am still tinkering with this. The current version is about as close to my goal as I can get it... but the methods I use get more and more complicated.
    Unnecessarily complicated perhaps... I don't think most people are going to notice some of the small details.
    One problem I have run into: you cannot use layergroups as layermaps / alphamaps - at least not in the current version of GIMP. So in order to keep this map non-destructive, I have to include a number of backup layers.

    Now I have to come around and write all this stuff down, so that I don't forget how I did it.

    What do you think? Would it be worth to invest the time, do it right and make a tutorial from it?
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    That is spectacular. I would love to see how it's done step by step!

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    Professional Artist Guild Donor Sapiento's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freodin View Post
    I am still tinkering with this. The current version is about as close to my goal as I can get it... but the methods I use get more and more complicated.
    Unnecessarily complicated perhaps... I don't think most people are going to notice some of the small details.
    One problem I have run into: you cannot use layergroups as layermaps / alphamaps - at least not in the current version of GIMP. So in order to keep this map non-destructive, I have to include a number of backup layers.

    Now I have to come around and write all this stuff down, so that I don't forget how I did it.

    What do you think? Would it be worth to invest the time, do it right and make a tutorial from it?
    Click image for larger version. 

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    Looks great. A tutorial woule be excellent.

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