Hello,

I don't know, whether such a feature is realizable without certain changes to the Gio, but let me just describe my intent:

In a plugin, I want to send an "copy" of current image to a service using urllib.request.Request. Currently, I save the png image as usual using Gimp.file_save(), reopen it to read the data as bytes and attach them to a boundarized body. Then I send this body using the content-type 'multipart/form-data; boundary=xxxx' to the web service. I get an answer, evaluate the response and add the retrieved image to a new created layer. This all is working well and stable.

But I just want to get rid of storing the image into a file and read it again to a byte buffer. Already tried Gio.File.new_for_uri() and point the uri to memory, but my current knowledge for this aspect of the Gio library is literally not existent 

Maybe there is a more elegant way to implement a in-memory file storage, as the export to PNG format is crucial.

Does someone has an approach in mind and could give me some pointers to study?

Thanks

I want to copy the sequence of filters applied in one image to other image.

I cant remember either their values or the queue of the filters. I knwo how to use under history, and recently used filters. 

I want the easiest way to apply it. 

Chatgpt suggested to save the image as xcf, copy visible from edit, and then paste as new layer. Dont work. It copy the image as whole not only the filter that i have applied to this image. 

How i can copy a batch of filters applied to an image as edits to another image?

Hi all,

I’m familiar with Script-Fu, but I know nothing about Python scripting. (GIMP 3)
I’m testing a macro system and would really appreciate some small, self-contained Python snippets that can run with a button press, just something minimal to confirm it's working.

Any suggestions or examples would be cool.

Thanks!

The 3.0.2 version of Gimp AppImage by IvanHC was too lightweight and did not work completely, but with Gimp GIT, one could survive.

Today I read on my GitHub that the issues are resolved, the new 3.0.4 Works!

To download it:
https://github.com/ivan-hc/GIMP-appimage...ous-stable

G'mic is not supported.

After copying a text in OpenOffice, I cannot paste it into the text of the Text tool. Nothing happens but I receive the message underneath  (I translate French into English): "There is no image data in the clipboard".
Thank you for suggestions.

I am working on an application to scale an image, but the bottom part of the image contains a special pattern that must be copied over and repeated since it is distorted during scaling. I have the following section of code:

I'm running GIMP 2.10.38, but I've also downloaded 3.04 as an appimage and had the same issue with it. I'm on the latest update of MX Linux.

A few months ago, whenever I try and use the clone tool, the tool size seemingly randomly changes size and orientation when I move the cursor or tool. I've tried disabling dynamics options, but this had no effect. In the paint dynamics editor, the opacity, size, and angle have an x in the random column, which I cannot change. While I don't know if that is related, it may be relevant.

I've uninstalled and reinstalled gimp to no avail. As I've said, I downloaded 3.04 as an appimage with the same results. 

Running this for graphics:

I have windows 11. I open Gimp 3.04 and try to open an image then gimp closes, I have uninstalled and removed everything and reinstalled but the same thing happens time and time again

I am currently preparing a new site, in which I intend to show how I created some of my images.
Let me give you an example (published in January on https://mjbarmish.fr). This image's primary quality is its delicacy and refined character.
However, it requires the use of at least 4 Gimp filters, not including sharpness, exposure, contrast, etc.

   

1. At the beginning there is a backlit photo of the church of a small village. It is of no interest.
   

2. I started by giving it some color with Normal map at a fairly high level 201.
   

3. Then to force the tones a little, I merged the original photo in subtraction mode.
   

4. Then I added some sharpening, before submitting the result to the recursive despeckle with extreme settings 30 -1 256.
   

5. At this point the picture becomes interesting; but it clearly lacks a finishing touch.
I then had the idea of sticking it on itself, but turning it over,
   

6. and merged in HSV saturation mode. As I expected, an aesthetically pleasing addition occurred. After, of course, exposure, sharpness, contrast...
   

Which just goes to show that you should never throw away a bad photo.

See you soon

In Gimp 2.x i was able to copy and paste sections of a pdf (imported as an image if that makes any difference) whereas in 3.x i cannot.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled both versions a number of times, finally reinstalling 2.8

Due to my inexperience i suspect "user error" rather than a bug.

Would anyone be so kind as to advise?

Thank you!
-Bruce