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-|I just fill this '''selection''' with black and now I go back to my selection tool and I deselect '''Antialiasing''' and make another selection and fill this also with black.
+|I just fill this '''selection''' with black and now I go back to my selection tool and I de-select '''Antialiasing''' and make another selection and fill this also with black.
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 | 11:09
-|So, select the '''zoom''' tool and deselect all selections with '''Shift + Ctrl + A''' and zoom into this area.
+|So, select the '''zoom''' tool and de-select all selections with '''Shift + Ctrl + A''' and zoom into this area.
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-|When I deselect that option, I can pull '''selection''' here and the position of the corner changes according to my selection.
+|When I de-select that option, I can pull '''selection''' here and the position of the corner changes according to my selection.
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-| When I press the '''Ctrl''' key before I press the mouse button, I can subtract a selection  but when I first press the mouse key and then the Ctrl key I get selection from centre.
+| When I press the '''Ctrl''' key before I press the mouse button, I can subtract a selection  but when I first press the mouse key and then the '''Ctrl''' key I get selection from centre.
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-|And this concerns only the current selection so let's deselect it and look at other options.
+|And this concerns only the current selection so let's de-select it and look at other options.
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-| But '''Shrink merged''' is an option which if selected, the algorithm looks at all the '''layers''' and if deselected only the '''layer''' that you are working on, is taken into consideration.
+| But '''Shrink merged''' is an option which if selected, the algorithm looks at all the '''layers''' and if de-selected only the '''layer''' that you are working on, is taken into consideration.
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-|So, deselect all the selections by pressing '''Shift + ctrl + A'''.
+|So, de-select all the selections by pressing '''Shift + ctrl + A'''.
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-| Here, I get the '''Radius''' of the circle and I deselect it now.
+| Here, I get the '''Radius''' of the circle and I de-select it now.
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-| You can see, it grow from that point and this point is always in the middle of the selection.
+| You can see, it grows from that point and this point is always in the middle of the selection.
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-|When I deselect that option I can pull selection here and the position of the corner changes according to my selection.
+|When I deselect that option, I can pull '''selection''' here and the position of the corner changes according to my selection.
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-| When I click at this point and press ctrl  I have a selection from centre and the selection expands from centre.
+| When I click at this point and press '''Ctrl''',  I have a '''selection''' from center and the selection expands from center.
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-|And when I release the ctrl key, the selection vanishes.
+|And when I release the '''Ctrl''' key, the selection vanishes.
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-| When I press the Ctrl key before I press the mouse button, I can substract a selection  but when I first press the mouse key and then the Ctrl key I get selection from centre.
+| When I press the '''Ctrl''' key before I press the mouse button, I can subtract a selection  but when I first press the mouse key and then the Ctrl key I get selection from centre.
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-| The next option here is Fixed Aspect Ratio and I can have here pre-selected aspect ratio as 1 by 1 and when I draw it will always be a square.
+| The next option here is '''Fixed aspect ratio''' and I can have here preselected aspect ratio as 1 by 1 and when I draw, it will always be a square.
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-| I can select here 2 by 3 and I always get a selection in 2 by 3 ratio and switching to 3 by 2 gives me a selection in landscape mode.
+| I can select here 2 by 3 (2:3) and I always get a selection in 2 by 3 ratio and switching to 3 by 2 (3:2) gives me a selection in landscape mode.
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-| I start the selection at this point and pull and then press shift.
+| I start the selection at this point and pull and then press '''shift'''.
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-| Now the fixed aspect ratio is selected with pre-selected value here.
+| Now the '''Fixed aspect ratio''' is selected with preselected value here.
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-| And this is a fast way, so I can select areas with aspect ratios that I want and by just pressing shift.
+| And this is a fast way, so I can select areas with aspect ratios that I want and by just pressing '''shift'''.
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-|The next option is highlight and when I use that, the area that is not selected is gray and all the area that is selected is white.
+|The next option is '''Highlight''' and when I use that, the area that is not selected is gray and all the area that is selected is white.
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-|And this concerns only the current selection so lets de-select it and look at other options.
+|And this concerns only the current selection so let's deselect it and look at other options.
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-| Here you can set these values by hand and if you click on fix here, then I can't change the size of the selection
+| Here you can set these values by hand and if you click on '''Fix''' here, then I can't change the size of the selection.
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-|But if I want to have set width two pixels less and height one pixel more so it fine tunes the selection.
+|But if I want to have set width two pixels less and height one pixel more, so it fine tunes the selection.
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-| And when I click on fix, I can move the whole selection.
+| And when I click on '''Fix''', I can move the whole selection.
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-| So the ‘X’ and ‘Y’ value is the point of origin of the left top point and with fix button I can block the movement.
+| So, the ‘X’ and ‘Y’ values are the point of origin of the left top point and with '''Fix''' button, I can block the movement.
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-| The next option is the guides.
+| The next option is the '''Guides'''.
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-|  I can select a Centre Line which shows me where the middle point of the selection is.
+|  I can select a '''Centre line''' which shows me where the middle point of the selection is.
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-| I can have the Rule Of Thirds, which is used for the graphic work or I can have the Golden Selections which is similar to the Rule Of Thirds.
+| I can have the '''Rule of thirds''' which is used for the graphic work or I can have the '''Golden sections''' which is similar to the '''Rule of thirds'''.
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-|Next option is '''Feather Edges''' and when I select it you get another option here as '''Radius Count'''.
+|Next option is '''Feather edges''' and when I select it you get another option here as '''Radius''' count.
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-| So I increase it a bit and select an area.
+| So, I increase it a bit and select an area.
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-|Just to show you what has happened i'll fill this with black and I zoom into the image.
+|Just to show you what has happened, I will fill this with black and I zoom into the image.
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-|You can see here is a black colour in the middle and it fades out near the border and these margin ends are running in between the real black and the original image and here is the value of selection is 128.
+|You can see, here is  black colour in the middle and it fades out near the border and these margin ends are running in-between the real black and the original image and here, the value of selection is 128.
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-|So the half black colour fade's inside the selection and half outside.
+|So, the half black colour fades inside the '''selection''' and half outside.
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-|The margin ends is the only  real border of your selection when you have a hard selection.
+|The margin end is the only real border of your selection when you have a hard selection.
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-|Feather edges is a nice option to get smooth selections.
+|'''Feather edges''' is a nice option to get smooth selections.
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-|With  feather selection you can get a less sharp scene and it is easier that way.
+|With '''Feather selection''', you can get a less sharp scene and it is easier that way.
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-|Technically minded people call feather selection as Gaussian blur and the radius I selected here is the radius of the Gaussian Blur.
+|Technically minded people call '''Feather selection''' as '''Gaussian Blur''' and the Radius I selected here is the radius of the Gaussian Blur.
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-|The next option is Rounded Corners.
+|The next option is '''Rounded corners'''.
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-|Here is the next option Antialiasing.
+|Here is the next option '''Antialiasing'''.
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-|I just fill this selection with black and now I go back to my selection tool and i de-select antialiasing and make another selection and fill this also with black.
+|I just fill this '''selection''' with black and now I go back to my selection tool and I deselect '''Antialiasing''' and make another selection and fill this also with black.
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-|So select the zoom tool and deselect all selections with Shift + Ctrl + A and zoom into this area.
+|So, select the '''zoom''' tool and deselect all selections with '''Shift + Ctrl + A''' and zoom into this area.
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-|And here the edge is without antialiasing and it is either filled with black or not filled with black.
+|And here, the edge is without '''antialiasing''' and it is either filled with black or not filled with black.
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-|And here you can see the stair of grays.
+|And here, you can see the stair of grays.
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-|Here you can see the smooth corner without jaggis, and that’s called Antialiasing.
+|Here you can see the smooth corner without jaggies and that’s called '''antialiasing'''.
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-| This selection does not have a rounded corner but it's series of steps.
+| This selection does not have a rounded corner but it is series of steps.
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-|And when I go back to 100% zoom, I can see here are jaggies and its not smooth but here it is smooth corners and you can easily try it for yourself.
+|And, when I go back to 100% zoom, I can see here are jaggies and it's not smooth but here it is smooth corners and you can easily try it for yourself.
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-| So if you want to have smooth corners then select Antialiasing.
+| So, if you want to have smooth corners then select '''Antialiasing'''.
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-|  And if you want to have these gray tones in here then de-select that option.
+|  And if you want to have these gray tones, in here, then deselect that option.
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-|So I select that option and there is a sub option called Expand From Centre
+|So, I select that option and there is a sub option called '''Expand from centre'''.
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-|So I place a point here and I start pulling my selection from here.
+|So, I place a point here and I start pulling my selection from here.
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-| You can see it grow from that point and this point is always in the middle of the selection.
+| You can see, it grow from that point and this point is always in the middle of the selection.
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-|So, I select different areas here, and you can see that when I select a new area, the old selection is deleted.
+|So, I select different areas here and you can see that when I select a new area, the old '''selection''' is deleted.
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-| The 2nd option is add to the current selection.
+| The second option is '''Add to the current selection'''.
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-| And if I go to my colour tabs and just pull the colour over to the selection, you can see, all the selected areas are filled with that colour and the area which is selected and not connected is also filled.
+| And if I go to my colour tabs and just pull the colour over to the '''selection''', you can see, all the selected areas are filled with that colour and the area which is selected and not connected is also filled.
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-|So adding something to a selection holds every selection as one, even if there’s no connection between the parts of the selection.
+|So, adding something to a selection holds every selection as one, even if there is no connection between the parts of the selection.
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-|Its a bit complicated.
+|It's a bit complicated.
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-|Press Ctrl + Z to undo the filling and shift + Ctrl + A to de-select everything,  and back to my options dialog.
+|Press '''Ctrl + Z''' to '''undo''' the filling and '''shift + Ctrl + A''' to de-select everything and back to my options dialog.
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-|Now select a square here and select Substract from the Current Selection.
+|Now, select a square here and select '''Subtract from the current Selection'''.
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-|But when I select these area you can see that the edge is cut out.
+|But when I select these areas, you can see that the edge is cut out.
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-|You can see that the frame of selection stays there and when I move it , changes can be made.
+|You can see that the frame of selection stays there and when I move it, changes can be made.
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-|So the last selection you made can be change until you click into another palce to get a new selection, you can change your work all the time.
+|So, the last selection you made can be changed until you click into another place to get a new selection. You can change your work all the time.
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-|Now the last option is Intersect with the current selection.
+|Now the last option is '''Intersect with the current selection'''.
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-| Lets try that.
+| Let's try that.
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-|And only selection in this rectangle is kept.
+|And only '''selection''' in this rectangle is kept.
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-|So now we have covered four modes i.e. Replace, Add, Substract and Intersect.
+|So now, we have covered four modes i.e. '''Replace, Add, Subtract''' and '''Intersect'''.
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-|Adding can be done by Click and Shift.
+|Adding can be done by '''Click''' and '''Shift'''.
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-|So lets try that, I press the shift key and then by clicking I start adding new selections.
+|So, let's try that. I press the '''shift''' key and then by clicking I start adding new '''selections'''.
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-|And when I press the shift key and mouse key, a plus sign appears.
+|And, when I press the '''shift''' key and mouse key, a plus sign appears.
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-|Now if I want to substract the selection, I can press the ctrl key and now I press the mouse key and start to move you can see a minus sign.
+|Now, if I want to subtract the selection, I can press the '''Ctrl''' key and now I press the mouse key and start to move; you can see a minus sign.
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-| So now I can substract the selection.
+| So, now, I can subtract the selection.
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-|And for intersection, Shift, Ctrl should be pressed together and then select an area for intersecting.
+|And for intersection, '''Shift, Ctrl''' should be pressed together and then select an area for intersecting.
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-| And the same key are used by the other selection tool.
+| And the same keys are used by the other selection tool.
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-|So you'll just have to learn them only once.
+|So, you will just have to learn them only once.
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-|Shift, Ctrl,  A, disable all the selections and brings back to my normal mode and now let's start with other stuff here.
+|'''Shift, Ctrl, A,''' disable all the selections and bring back to my normal mode and now let's start with other stuff here.
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-|Next option is Feather Edges, and when I select it you get another option here as Radius Count.
+|Next option is '''Feather Edges''' and when I select it you get another option here as '''Radius Count'''.
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-|Welcome to the tutorial of Meet The GIMP.
+|Welcome to the tutorial of '''Meet The GIMP'''.
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-|My name is Rolf steinort and I am recording this is Bremen, Northen Germany.
+|My name is Rolf Steinort and I am recording this in Bremen, Northern Germany.
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-| Lets start todays tutorial with this image.
+| Let's start today's tutorial with this image.
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-| Today I'll work with this image only to use it as an example.
+| Today I will work with this image only to use it as an example.
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-|Before we start to work with selection, I think you should understand a bit about what selections really are.
+|Before we start to work with '''selection''', I think you should understand a bit about what '''selections''' really are.
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-|This square is a selection and this part is outside of the selection.
+|This square is a '''selection''' and this part is outside of the selection.
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-|These moving lines here are the border of the selection.
+|These moving lines, here, are the border of the '''selection'''.
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-|The GIMP people call a selection as a channel.
+|The GIMP people call a '''selection''' as a '''channel''';
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-|A channel like red, green or blue or an alpha channel which controls the transperancy.
+|a channel like Red, Green or Blue or an Alpha channel which controls the transparency.
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-|Outside of the selection, the value of this channel is zero.
+|Outside of the selection, the value of this '''channel''' is zero
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-|And inside its 255 ,and between them is the border, and between them there can be values lower than 255 and higher than zero.
+|and inside it's 255 and between them is the border and between them there can be values lower than 255 and higher than zero.
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-|So changing a selection or making a selection is changing some numbers.
+|So, 'changing a selection' or 'making a selection' is changing some numbers.
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-| And now lets have a look at how to make a selection.
+| And now, let's have a look at how to make a '''selection'''.
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-|For de-selecting a selection there are 2 ways.
+|For de-selecting a selection, there are 2 ways.
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-|1st way is, go to Select and None.
+|First way is, go to '''Select''' and '''None'''.
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-| You can also use the key combination of Shift + Ctr l+ A and get rid of a selection.
+| You can also use the key combination of '''Shift + Ctrl+ A''' and get rid of a selection.
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-| Now select, the Rectangle Select Tool  and look into the options dialog.
+| Now, select the '''Rectangle Select''' Tool  and look into the options dialog.
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-|On top there are four choices.
+|On the top, there are four choices.
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-|The 1st one is replace the current selection.
+|The first one is '''Replace the current selection'''.
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-|So I select different areas here, and you can see that when I select a new area, the old selection is deleted.
+|So, I select different areas here, and you can see that when I select a new area, the old selection is deleted.
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-|With  feather selection you can get a less sharp seen and it is easier that way.
+|With  feather selection you can get a less sharp scene and it is easier that way.

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-|Now select a square here and select Subtract from the Current Selection.
+|Now select a square here and select Substract from the Current Selection.
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-|So now we have covered four modes i.e. Replace, Add, Subtract and Intersect.
+|So now we have covered four modes i.e. Replace, Add, Substract and Intersect.
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-|Now if I want to subtract the selection, I can press the ctrl key and now I press the mouse key and start to move you can see a minus sign.
+|Now if I want to substract the selection, I can press the ctrl key and now I press the mouse key and start to move you can see a minus sign.
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-|On the top you get the same options like Replace current selection, Add to the selection with Shift key before clicking and Subtract with Ctrl key before clicking and Intersect with Shift and Ctrl key before clicking.
+|On the top you get the same options like Replace current selection, Add to the selection with Shift key before clicking and Substract with Ctrl key before clicking and Intersect with Shift and Ctrl key before clicking.
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-| When I select that tool I see the same options here and also the keys work the same for Add, Replace, Subtract and Intersect.
+| When I select that tool I see the same options here and also the keys work the same for Add, Replace, Substract and Intersect.
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-|Select another part, and when I go back to my selection here I can add to the selection or subtract from selection or even intersect with selection and my selection is back here.
+|Select another part, and when I go back to my selection here I can add to the selection or substract from selection or even intersect with selection and my selection is back here.
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