Triangle Design Play

oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Tue Mar 26, 2019 11:36 pm **(#21)**

Wallace - tit for tat; one made from your triangular pattern.

Wallace · **Posted:** Tue Mar 26, 2019 11:42 pm **(#22)**

oldmangrumpy wrote:

Wallace - tit for tat; one made from your triangular pattern.

Nicely done OMG!
:jumpclap

Issabella · **Posted:** Wed Mar 27, 2019 2:13 am **(#23)**

Wallace, Congrats!!! your triangle design is already a great success. I like it a lot.
You all have created nice different patterns.
Thanks for sharing them.

oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Wed Mar 27, 2019 7:45 pm **(#24)**

Wallace - hope you do not mind, but I did another pattern with very large triangles and of course turned it into another casual shirt. Suddenly realised that the colours I turned out using are the same as a football team I played for over 50 years back :hehe

Wallace · **Posted:** Wed Mar 27, 2019 7:52 pm **(#25)**

Issabella wrote:

Wallace, Congrats!!! your triangle design is already a great success. I like it a lot.
You all have created nice different patterns.
Thanks for sharing them.

Thank you Issabella.

oldmangrumpy wrote:

Wallace - hope you do not mind,
but I did another pattern with very large triangles and of course turned it into another casual shirt.
Suddenly realised that the colours I turned out using are the same as a football team I played for over 50 years back :hehe

That's quite a colorful jersey/shirt for footballing,
but I like it.
:bigthup

FlutteringBy · **Joined:** Nov 22, 2018 **Posts:** 83

Wallace wrote:

"I often work like this,
and it's a shame that I don't always save the processes.
I'm going to take better care in the future.
to try and record my steps."

Wallace, maybe you should submit your "recording steps" idea to be built into future versions of gimp!!... :yes

....

I'm sure everyone has spent hours trying to replicate a masterpiece that they created yesterday, or even an hour ago.... :hehe

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Wallace · **Posted:** Thu Mar 28, 2019 2:06 pm **(#27)**

FlutteringBy wrote:

Wallace wrote:

"I often work like this,
and it's a shame that I don't always save the processes.
I'm going to take better care in the future.
to try and record my steps."

Wallace,
maybe you should submit your "recording steps" idea to be built into future versions of gimp!!... :yes

....

I'm sure everyone has spent hours trying to replicate a masterpiece that they created yesterday,
or even an hour ago.... :hehe

....

I understand what you're suggesting,
but the issue still remains,
that I don't record my steps/actions or processes.

Most of what I do.
Is done,
using the already built-in tools,
that Gimp provides.
Therefor these things are already there to be use.

It may be possible,
to have the steps/actions made into a script or plug-in.
However,
it's up to me,
to record what it is I've done.
In order for it to be made into a script or plug-in.

Konstantin · **Joined:** Sep 20, 2016 **Posts:** 293

FlutteringBy wrote:

Wallace, maybe you should submit your "recording steps" idea to be built into future versions of gimp!!... :yes

....

I'm sure everyone has spent hours trying to replicate a masterpiece that they created yesterday, or even an hour ago.... :hehe

....

imo, the issue is that Gimp doesnt show the values used in the history tab.

The nice thing about G'MIC is you can set the plug-in to create a layer on the output that has the values used in the filter, so you can always recreate the effect.

Photoshop has the functionality to record steps and replay them later as something called an Action.
Which is more or less a script in Gimp.

Once we get node based non-destructive editing in Gimp (which is probably years ahead), everything will be easier.

Of course you can always use a screengrabber to record your workflow, although sometimes that interferes with the program and is also heavy on the processor.

FlutteringBy · **Joined:** Nov 22, 2018 **Posts:** 83

Yes, PaintShop Pro also has the ability to record steps & its very handy....

Thanks for the explanation Konstantin, very interesting reading... :bigthup

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oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Sat Mar 30, 2019 4:45 am **(#30)**

Cold, rainy day here, so I made some more triangular pattern shirts

Wallace · **Posted:** Sat Mar 30, 2019 11:07 am **(#31)**

oldmangrumpy wrote:

Cold, rainy day here, so I made some more triangular pattern shirts

Those are some bold shirt designs,
but I think everyone knows which one I like most.