Вказівники та інструменти малювання
This option has no effect unless Show pointer for paint tools is checked. If it is, you have three choices: Tool icon, which causes a small iconic representation of the currently active tool to be shown beside the cursor; Tool icon with crosshair, which shows the icon as well as a crosshair indicating the center of the cursor; or Crosshair only.
This option decides the direction of the pointer. The default is Right-handed. When Left-handed is chosen, the pointer is flipped horizontally.
If this option is checked, then when you use a paint tool, the outline of the brush will be shown on the image as you move the pointer around. On slow systems, if the brush is very large, this could occasionally cause some lag in GIMP's ability to follow your movements: if so, switching this off might help. Otherwise, you will probably find it quite useful.
This requires Show brush outline to be enabled. When this setting is also enabled, the brush outline will snap to individual dabs when painting. The dabs are where the brush paints on the canvas.
If this is checked, a cursor will be shown. This is in addition to the brush outline, if the brush outline is being shown. The type of cursor is determined by the next option.
Додаткові пристрої вводу
This setting is only present on Windows. On Windows, when you use a touch screen, or a pen to draw on a tablet, there are two ways for GIMP to interact with it. This settings lets you choose which one to use.
In general for newer drawing devices, Windows Ink is the preferred way. If that doesn't work for you, try the older Wintab API.
Якщо позначено, той самий інструмент і ті самі параметри будуть використовуватися для усіх пристроїв введення даних. Перемикання інструментів у відповідь на зміну пристрою введення не відбуватиметься.
This button opens a dialog that allows you to configure the input devices associated with your computer: tablet, MIDI keyboard, etc. If you have a tablet, you will see a dialog like this:
When you check this box, GIMP remembers the tool, color, pattern, and brush you were using the last time you quit.
This immediately saves the current input device settings.
Delete your settings and restore default settings.