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If you want to crop an object (a non-isometric inclined star shaped object for example) with the smallest width/height possible without cutting any bits of this object, you generaly create a rush selection then adjust the borders ; and, if you know the trick this can be done in 3 clics (or less!). Without the ability of resizing the selection you can go crazy by redoing the whole selection again and again before each border fits perfectly which is time-consuming. There are more annoying examples of these. Being able to resize the selection is a very important feature considering the goal Pinta is aiming IMO. :)
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#10 - Resize selection (by pulling/pushing the borders/corners of the selection).
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Also, creating a selection with the specified or fixed size
This DEFINITELY needs to be included... it's one of the basic things an image program can do...
fixed on my github but need some feedback/test.
We need it
It's already filed as bug #7300098 which is over 2 years old. Definitlely can't use Pinta instead of Gimp or Paint.net the way I want to, without this feature.
Oliver if you have an easy fix for it, let us know! I couldn't make head nor tails out of the link to your site, no fix apparent on there. Remember most of us are not looking to compile a new version (even if we knew how.)
This feature was already released a while ago in Pinta 1.1 ... so you should be able to use it now if you download the latest version from the official Pinta website.
I meant cryptic
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Also being able to invert a selection & add/subtract a new selection to/from the current selection