How can I locate the vertical midpoint of a gimp image? I searched online and found this post, but it didn’t give me the simple, step-by-step solution I was looking for.
Answer
After a few more minutes searching, I found the answer. So for anyone else who has this question I want to post a simple concise step-by-step explanation.
Script-fu window for setting vertical or horizontal guides by percent
- Make sure you have Gimp open with an image of some sort on the
canvas. - Image > Guides > New Guide (By Percent).
- If you don’t see a Script-fu dialog box, switch between active windows until you
find it (in Windows use ALT-TAB). - In the “Direction” drop-down
choose “Vertical”. - Ensure that “Positon” is set to 50% and click
“OK”.
And that’s it! If you followed the instructions you should now have a vertical line bisecting your image, in the exact middle of the canvas.
PROTIP: If you follow the procedure again, but this time choose “Horizontal”, you will now be able to locate the exact midpoint of your image in all directions.
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Eric Hepperle – CodeSlayer2010 , Answer Author : Eric Hepperle – CodeSlayer2010
