I did not delete anything. Gimp opens in 3 separate windows so I can't show all without including my entire desktop. Things will be in different places and have different names and 100% compatibility is too much to expect from free software, but all the basics are there and the Valknuts can be corrected by opening one up in a separate window. I haven't taken the time to work with all the elements of your template yet; like I said, I was surprised when it opened at all.
Ok, for Gimp users: To correct the color of the Valknuts right click on the layer in the menu to the right and select "Alpha to Selection". Once selected go to "Colors" in the main menu and hit the "Inverse" button. The Valknut will now be white instead of black. Repeat for the other side; takes less than 10 seconds. Greetings!
This is what it looks like in Gimp.
The Valknuts are pitch black, I see that the blending options for the layers are missing. Did you delete them?
I did not delete anything. Gimp opens in 3 separate windows so I can't show all without including my entire desktop. Things will be in different places and have different names and 100% compatibility is too much to expect from free software, but all the basics are there and the Valknuts can be corrected by opening one up in a separate window. I haven't taken the time to work with all the elements of your template yet; like I said, I was surprised when it opened at all.
Good info, thank you Onno.
Ok, for Gimp users: To correct the color of the Valknuts right click on the layer in the menu to the right and select "Alpha to Selection". Once selected go to "Colors" in the main menu and hit the "Inverse" button. The Valknut will now be white instead of black. Repeat for the other side; takes less than 10 seconds. Greetings!