Unfortunately this produces different results from when I use the waves filter interactivly (see images below). Also the parameter ranges differ and some parameters are missing completely. Looks like this is some other filter which is also called waves.
Diving into the config files I think interactivly I'm using GimpGegl-gegl-waves, but there is no documentation on that in the procedure browser nor do I know how to call this in scheme.
So my questions:
a) How can I call Filters->Distorts-Waves from within a scheme script?
b) Maybe more important: How could I have found out that myself?
I have a parallelepiped/cube baked in 2d image and I need to rotate it. Is there an option or a plugin, that let me select all 6 visible edges and make rotation of it as it were 3d object?
I'm very new using Gimp, so I'm here to ask for your help, for a situation that I'll explain below:
My system - Windows XP SP3
Gimp version - 2.8.22
The situation:
I'm a collector of comic strips from newspapers, and these strips are often not of great quality, which is why I recently discovered Gimp, and more specifically the "Colors - Curves" option, which helped me a lot in cleaning and improving the images (one by one).
Since I often have to improve hundreds of images, I looked for a way to do it in batch processing and discovered "Photolab - Batch corrections - Curve".
Even though I followed the steps explained
1. carry out a procedure on an image
2. Export the definitions of that procedure to an external file
When using "Photolab - Batch corrections - Curve" I invariably get the message, which I attach
I tried it several times, but the situation remains.
As I have a laptop with Windows 7, I thought, maybe because XP is old it doesn't work, but the result is the same.
Hi, all. Here is my latest creation, using the puzzle and porcelain process, entitled "Annunciation" (published on my site https://mjbarmish.fr). In a while, I may post his original photo, as I did of other images ; but I hesitate, because I like it very much for its spiritual atmosphere and I fear trivializing it by showing where it comes from .
I am running GIMP 2.10.38 on iMac running OS 10.15 Catalina. When opened, GIMP work space windows keeps 'snapping' to the desktop title bar. Thus hiding all other open windows / apps.
Although, it's not always red, for instance on my distro/theme it's black
No I did not wait 23 minutes and 23 seconds , I opened GIMP in another Workspace, put the timer (MATE timer applet) at 23 minutes and 5 seconds, continue my things on the other Workspace, then when the timer finished a notification appeared on my screen, thus I just have to switch Workspace to see it
Just received a very perplexing error message indicated by screenshot that follows:
Just to be sure that message results when trying to export image files of any normal type (i.e., I've tried .tif, .jpg, & .png) as shown by the example that follows:
This is happening when running GIMP Version 2.10.38, which was newly obtained, on Windows. I definitely need some help figuring out what is going on here.
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, I opened GIMP in another Workspace, put the timer (MATE timer applet) at 23 minutes and 5 seconds, continue my things on the other Workspace, then when the timer finished a notification appeared on my screen, thus I just have to switch Workspace to see it 
