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Panorama Projection |
Posted by: patrislav - 07-26-2024, 10:42 AM - Forum: Scripting questions
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Hi,
I need to script Filters -> Map -> Panorama Projection, but can't find it in the Procedure Browser.
Did I miss something, or is it just not available?
(GIMP 2.10 on Ubuntu 24.04)
TIA
Patrick
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Change colour/style of text over path |
Posted by: TargetedIT - 07-23-2024, 08:18 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello,
With help from members here, i have managed to create text over a circular path, using the ofn-text-along-path script from ofnuts. The problem is that the text is outline and, a blue colour. I need the text to be solid and white, as the background is black. I have not managed to find a way to do this, using the script or, otherwise.
Are there any suggestions for what I should be doing to achieve this, no doubt it will be something obvious?
Thank you.
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How can I get a layer ID by its position ? [Script-Fu] |
Posted by: Nival - 07-21-2024, 07:07 PM - Forum: Scripting questions
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Hi everyone !
It seems to be the most stupid question in the world but I can't find the answer and begin to lose my hair ...
I just want to get a layer ID by its POSITION ... (its relative position to be exact, but it doesn't matter)
In practice : I want to write a script which use the active layer (ok, so easy --> gimp-image-get-active-layer) AND the layer below ... then ... for it ... what can I do ?
Of course I know the position of my active layer in the tree (gimp-image-get-item-position) .... but I can't find the procedure to get the ID of a layer below (or above, or anything else) ...
((I could use gimp-image-get-layers to obtain the entire list, then write a loop to check each layer, one by one, until matching my active layer, then get the next ...... but ... that is a so heavy and absurd and annoying solution ... (EDIT : Ok I can also use the position of my active layer to a bit more directly find the layer below in the list ... but I understood that I can't directly get an item in a list, so it would be more or less the same : write a loop which will review one by one each layer until reaching the position "+1"....) ))
There must be a simple and obvious way to do it... but I can't find it...
Thanks in advance to anyone who'll give me the answer !
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How to batch process the G'MIC-Qt plugin for GIMP 2.10 using BIMP? |
Posted by: fbg - 07-21-2024, 03:05 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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For individual files, processing by the G'MIC-Qt plugin for GIMP 2.10 with the Smooth [Antialias] filter works fine. When I try to do the same for a group of files using BIMP, I cannot find the corresponding GIMP procedure in the list of transformations. How to batch process the G'MIC-Qt plugin for GIMP 2.10 using BIMP? Or maybe there is another way to perform the desired conversion?
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