Hello there. I am a new member, and I was wondering if it was possible to make a drawing on a wall using GIMP. I searched on Google, but I haven't found any useful answers. Below there is a reference of what I want to do (But virtually, and in a wall):


PLEASE NOTE: The picture is NOT mine, I just found it in Google Images

The reason because I want to do it virtually is because I do not have the materials to draw in the wall in real life.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

-Tonko

I need to increase image size without increasing original image, just adding boundaries around the picture. How it can be done with Script-Fu? In GIMP this function is under Image->Canvas size

I need to make action with script-fu: Layer->Transparency->Remove Alpha Channel

 

I am using this chunk of script:

(define (pirmas-crop image layer)
  (let* (
          (filename (car (gimp-image-get-filename image)))
        )
    (HERE I WANT INPUT ROW TO REMOVE ALPHA CHANNEL)
    (file-jpeg-save 1 image layer filename filename 0.93 0 0 1 "" 2 0 0 0)
  )
)

The old MathMap plugin has largely been superseded by say, gimp-gmic but is still interesting.

The Windows installer download is here: http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/schani/mathmap/

One problem with the installer is its age, comes from 2009 and expects Gimp 2.6 not Gimp 2.8

There are various ways for getting MathMap working, here is mine, a short three minute video demo

I have removed and re installed gimp 2.8 a few times now, and still, when attempting to load the hue-saturation tool, Gimp will freeze. It thinks like it's loading but does not progress and Gimp no longer responds. I'm using Windows 7 Home premium. Please help.

I have a logo that is inside a box with white background. I need to extract the logo and the text so that there I can have a transparent background. It's a jpeg image. I've use so the lasso and scissors, but once I've selected the foreground it just gets stuck. I really just wan to erase background and box. What's the easiest way to do this with a MacBook?

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Hello.

I need to make some changes with script-fu in picture and then just overwrite edited picture onto source picture. How it is done? (with quality and other settings included)

Now I am using this script, but it just creates new file but does not overwrite source.

Also I will need to use this script with batch, so single solutions will not work here.

Does gimp have brushes to ACRYLIC paint like i want to paint vectors or flowers and there in stencil form and i really need it to look realistic not some cartoonish color but nice yellow or something

I know there is plugin to batch resize a large number of images in an automated way
Is there any plugin to crop a large number of images? 
I have a lot of images that I need to crop out their bottom parts.
Any ideas?

Ok, so firstly I realize that It would be infinitely easier to simply utilize the lovely pen that Microsoft designed for the surface pro. Unfortunately it is backordered for a couple weeks at least, which leads me to my question.  Do you guys have any idea how to get Gimp to detect a bamboo ink stylus as an input device on the 'New' surface?  The pen works beautifully with the built in sketching applications, I just cant get gimp to see it.  I also cant seem to find the N-trig drivers for surface, not sure if that's still a thing or not.  Any help would be greatly appreciated