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GIMP for Mac help

Oscarfan

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For some reason, on my Mac, in GIMP, when I try to create a path from the text to outline it, it only selects a small portion of the text instead of the whole piece. Anyone know how to fix this?
 

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I can probably help, but I am not quite sure I get what is happening

You are using the paths tool, right? I don't understand what you mean by it is selecting a portion of text :confused:
 

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Like this image:


It only will create a path for half of the text instead of all of it.
 

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I now understand what you are doing at least. Unfortunately, I don't use Gimp to outline text, so I really don't know what the problem could be. Maybe try to do it in segments?

Or I could just add the text for you in a program that actually has text outlines :/
 
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