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| author | Maren Hachmann <934908-Moini@users.noreply.gitlab.com> | 2019-08-21 08:56:07 +0000 |
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| committer | Marc Jeanmougin <marc@jeanmougin.fr> | 2019-08-21 15:20:18 +0000 |
| commit | e2a9b50994429d6e289221bcee5e6b907abd99c4 (patch) | |
| tree | 5ec96b66861904422b2d7fbafb99f19c2a2516cc /share | |
| parent | Add help text (diff) | |
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Fix a couple typos and inconsistencies
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| -rw-r--r-- | share/ui/dialog-trace.glade | 20 |
1 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions
diff --git a/share/ui/dialog-trace.glade b/share/ui/dialog-trace.glade index 92cfd2340..6d385440b 100644 --- a/share/ui/dialog-trace.glade +++ b/share/ui/dialog-trace.glade @@ -90,18 +90,18 @@ </object> <object class="GtkTextBuffer" id="helptext"> <property name="text" translatable="yes"> - This dialogs allows you to automatically convert a bitmap into vector paths. Several options are available depending on your use case : - * Brightness cutoff detects area that are darker than the threshold and create a path enclosing them (using potrace); - * Edge detection detects changes greater than the given threshold in the brightness of color patches and creates paths to separate them (using potrace) - * Color quantization separates the image into the given number of colors, and separates them with a path (using potrace); - * Autotrace uses the autotrace algorithm with the given option; - * Centerline tracing tries to vectorize a line image (with autotrace); - * "Multiple scans" options separate the image into a number of scans, depending on brightness, color separation, or gray levels, and creates several paths for those. It can also use autotrace for those. - * The pixel art tab allows to use the depixelize algorithm to vectorize pixel art images. + This dialog allows you to automatically convert a raster graphic into vector paths. Several options are available for different use cases: + * "Brightness cutoff" detects areas that are darker than the threshold value and creates a path enclosing them (using potrace). + * "Edge detection" detects changes greater than the given threshold value in the brightness of color patches and creates paths to separate them (using potrace). + * "Color quantization" separates the image into the given number of colors, and separates them with a path (using potrace). + * "Autotrace" uses the autotrace algorithm with the given option. + * "Centerline tracing" tries to vectorize a line drawing (with autotrace). + * "Multiple scans" options separate the image into a number of scans, depending on brightness, color separation, or gray levels, and creates several paths for those. It can also use autotrace. + * The "Pixel art" tab allows to use the depixelize algorithm to vectorize pixel art images. - * WARNINGS: + * NOTE: 1) Save your work before tracing - 2) Watch your pixel count: trace pixel art creates one path per pixel, it is not recommended for images that are not pixel art. + 2) Watch your pixel count: "Trace pixel art" creates one path per pixel. It is not recommended for images that are not pixel art. 3) Autotrace is slower than potrace, it is not recommended for big images. Preprocessing your images to increase contrast is recommended. 4) If your goal is to get few nodes and good precision, manual tracing is always best. </property> |
