[Broken] Creating a New Paint Dynamic in GIMP 2.8

**Derpy Hooves** · September 25, 2012, 12:31 PM

So I provided a tutorial to a user on how to make lovely looking maps, I did not make the tutorial so I don't even know if I should post it here. However, this user had a problem. The new edition of GIMP got rid of a bunch of stuff, such as those little boxes to check so that you can have a brush be Random Size, Angle Tilt etc. Instead you have to do that using something called Paint Dynamics. So this user got confused on how to create a new Paint Dynamic using the new GIMP. So I have made a tutorial to answer such a problem. This goes for this user as well as anyone else who might like to know. Below are pictures with words to help those who wish to know how to make different Paint Dynamics.

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**Radboud** · October 02, 2012, 02:59 AM

I added the word "Paint" to your thread title, thank you for writing a new tutorial for the workshops. I hope you can write more tutorials for the newest GIMP version

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**T&D** · October 02, 2012, 09:43 AM

Good work
+rep
PS: new version of gimp is free???;Are there any tut for new version of gimp(tut for new options if added...)??

**Derpy Hooves** · October 02, 2012, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by Radboud

I added the word "Paint" to your thread title, thank you for writing a new tutorial for the workshops. I hope you can write more tutorials for the newest GIMP version

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Oh...I thought I had that in the thread title, oh well. Thanks.
As far as any new tutorials, it might be a long while. The primary thing that I have been doing in GIMP is making maps such as this

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I rarely experiment.

Originally Posted by T&D

Good work
+rep
PS: new version of gimp is free???;Are there any tut for new version of gimp(tut for new options if added...)??

Every version of GIMP is free. I don't know if there is a tutorial, never really looked for one. However the new GIMP has quite a few benefits such as single windowed mode so that you can have a bunch of projects opened and you have all of the projects in different tabs on GIMP rather than windows.