The number of points added is shown in the "ShapePoints" box to the left of it. You may have to experiment with this a bit to see if it's necessary or not. Letter C adds a number of points randomly along the edge of your images to hold the edge in place to keep them from doing strange things.If you want to switch A and B, you can do it through the pulldowns or the SWAP button in the bottom, right-hand corner of the window, will do the trick as well. (I like brunettes too! I'm starting to see a trend here!! :w:) It doesn't matter which image you start with. I'll explain what I know and what I want you to know to accomplish this task, but I can't answer anything else. The following window will appear: Take a minute to become familiar with the layout. Go to the Video | Morph menu (If it's grayed out, you didn't add the Alpha Channel).Add an Alpha Channel to the background layer.Doesn't really matter which one is the background layer. Open up both images in ONE GIMP project.If you need assistance with those steps, you can check out tutorials at or elsewhere. This includes color optimization/indexing, modifying frames to change timing, etc. Additionally, you must know how to work with/create animations in GAP/GIMP.
YOU MUST HAVE GAP! If you don't, you won't have the Video menu. May sound simple, but you don't know how many questions I get from people telling me they can't find a certain menu. I'm using GAP version 2.1.0 (which is not the most recent version, but it works!) For the sake of following along, please download/use these two images: Before you begin, you must first, have GAP. Please don't ask me to explain the various tools.I probably can't answer your questions! :w: I just don't know. So everything I'm showing you today is based on my 'tinkering'. A new plugin was implemented within GAP that will allow you to morph between two images like so: The plugin has very little documentation right now, is not always real stable, and no tutorials on it (at least none that I could find).
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