Find the folder that has your account name on it. Step 4: Go to your local disk (probably your C: Drive) and click on the folder that’s called “Users”. Open it and open the folder named Gimp > 2.0 > plug-ins > Select all of the items in the folder (ctrl+a). Step 3 (yep you’re not done): Go back to your Downloads folder. Complete the installation which is pretty straightforward. Open the GAP-Installer folder and open the installer. There should be several folders, here are the ones that should be in it: EXTRA_ANIMATION_SCRIPTS, EXTRA-AUDIO-support, EXTRA-plugin-Animated_Cursor, GAP-installer, TUTORIAL_Doc, and a text document called HOW TO INSTALL.
Look for a folder titled “GAP_2_6_for_Gimp_2_6_Windows_by_photocomix_resources” and open it and the folder within it. It’ll probably be in your downloads folder. If you happen to be sent to the Deviant Art page, simply click on “download file” near the top right corner. It’ll either start download automatically or you will be linked to a Deviant Art page. It’s required for making GIFS (which I will be doing a tutorial on SOON) and the installation is a *bit* complicated, I had to click around before I could actually get it to work. Today I’ll be posting a tutorial on how to install GAP (GIMP Animation Package). Tagged blog header, gimp, gimp tutorial GAP Installation. Send me any requests, ideas, or your creations to me and I will display them on the blog! 🙂 Please leave a comment, I reaaaaally appreciate them!! Step 6: In the centre, put your blog name, text, or anything you want to put in there! Step 5: Create another layer and do the same thing as step 4 but this time, starting from the right. There should be a gradient on the right side of the page. Step 4: Create a new layer and click on the left side of the document and drag it all the way to the other end. Step 3: Click on the box beside the Gradient bar and look for a gradient called Flare Glow Radial 2. Step 2 : In the toolbox, select the “gradient” option (called the Blend Tool if you move your cursor over it). Step 1: Make a new document sized 800 x 140. It’s pretty plain, but I think it looks nice, and I seriously need to post something to kill time between the gif tutorial. So here is this RAINBOW BLOG HEADER TUTORIAL 😀 I’M STALLING BECAUSE I HAVEN’T FINISHED THE GIF TUTORIAL YET LOL
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