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> But not in GIMP for some reason you have to copy something and 'anchor it' or convert it to a new layer before you ever see it. I select something, copy it,
by F3nd0 5mo ago
> But not in GIMP for some reason you have to copy something and 'anchor it' or convert it to a new layer before you ever see it.
I select something, copy it, paste it, and I can see and move it right away. Is that not working for you? I’m on GIMP 3.2.2.
- cmyk_student 5mo agoCopy & Paste default behavior was changed in GIMP 3.0 (I was one of the people who worked on the change). GIMP 2.10 and earlier creating floating selections as described earlier. I've gotten equal parts praise and complaints for working on that - some people think it makes GIMP much more intuitive, while others find it interfers with their workflow of quickly copying, editing, and merging back down pieces of a layer.