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Alternately: Select circle brush, set outer size, paint circle, set inner size, erase circle. Not that the UI isn't terrible.
by FeepingCreature 6y ago
Alternately:
Select circle brush, set outer size, paint circle, set inner size, erase circle.
Not that the UI isn't terrible.
- mkl 6y agoHow do you align the centres doing it that way? Carefully watch the pixel coordinates in the status bar? Edit: Simpler than this or the linked instructions is to use the Ellipse selection tool with shift to select a circle, then do Edit > Stroke Selection. Still pretty wacky.
- aoloe 6y agoOne of the recent features I most love in Gimp is "/" to search through the commands. (More and more graphics programs are adopting it.) Once you're used to it, you can create the ellipse selection and type "/stroke"... I guess that unless the Gimp developers change their mind and allow for vector drawing inside of Gimp, it's as comfortable as it can get...