Hi Pedro, Pedro Alonso said: > I am developing Gimp Perspective Clone Tool in the context of SOC. > Currently the status of the project is: <snip> > - Now I have to develop a gui so the user may define the perspective > plane in a similar way that they do via perspective tool. Using > GimpTransformTool. I don't know how to do that :S How about a GUI similar to the SIOX tool, with a first step where you set the perspective, and a second where you paint? Workflow would go like this: 1. choose perspective tool 2. In image, clicking brings up a perspective tool wireframe (not preview). I manipulate the wireframe as I would for the perspective tool. To finish, I double-click the image. 3. The wireframe stays on the image (perhaps there needs to be a reset button in the tool options to allow me to reset and choose another perspective?) - this probably isn't necessary, but might be useful. 4. I choose a source as with the clone tool (Ctrl-click) 5. I draw (the active brush is used), and the source I take from the image is transformed using the transformation matrix of the transform tool. This seems like a pretty tricky interface to use, but it's an idea - and it sounds like there's lots of opportunity to reuse existing functionality to get your transformation matrix. I remember that Cameron Barton was asking for similar functionality to this some years ago. Cam, are you still around? Want to give some interface ideas? Cheers, Dave. -- David Neary bolsh@xxxxxxxx _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
