General
You can edit layers with disabled visibility (the eye icon in the layer dock).
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Scaling
When you scale something, each pixel in the result is calculated by interpolating several pixels in the source. This option determines the default interpolation method: it can always be changed, though, in the Tool Options dialog.
There are five choices:
This is the fastest method, but it's quite crude: you should only consider using it if your machine is very seriously speed-impaired, or when you are designing pixelized images.
A simple form of interpolation which is good enough for most purposes.
This is the default choice, but also slower than Linear. In general this gives better results than Linear, but there are some cases where it can actually look worse.
This method performs a high quality interpolation. Use the NoHalo method when you downscale an image to less than a half of the original size.
This method performs a high quality interpolation. Use the LoHalo method when you do not reduce the size much (rotate, shear).
Bendros piešimo įrankių parinktys
Galite nuspręsti ar pakeitus vieno įrankio teptuką ir pan., šis pakeitimas turėtų būti taikomas visiems įrankiams, ar kiekvienas įrankis atskirai (pieštukas, teptukas, dažų purkštuvas, ir t. t.) turėtų atsiminti konkrečiai jam naudotą paskutinį elementą.
Move Tool
Čia galite nurodyti ar pakeitus dabartinį sluoksnį arba kontūrą, naudojant perkėlimo įrankį ir nepaspaudus jokio klavišo, jis tampa aktyviu.