This script - full disclosure, I made it with the help of AI as I'm not much of a coder  - is getting the following error:

batch command experienced an execution error:

Error: /: argument 1 must be: number

gimp: GEGL-WARNING: (../gegl/buffer/gegl-tile-handler-cache.c:1076):gegl_tile_cache_destroy: runtime check failed: (g_queue_is_empty (&cache_queue))
EEEEeEeek! 2 GeglBuffers leaked


I haven't been able to figure out how to fix it. I've tried the usual things--making sure GIMP is up to date, etc.

Thanks for any help offered.

Hello everyone

I would like to make a seamless texture on an A4 sheet of paper so that I can print it out in several copies and combine it later. 
"Tile seamless" doesn't work, there are errors. 
The texture would a plank floor for example.

Greetings, help shall surely be appreciated, please.

I have a Lezyne bike computer which logs ifles with a .FIT extension. Somehow, GIMP has 'captured' these files and created them to be opened by GIMP. Lezyne's o/s does not recognised them so I cannot load them onto the Lezyne site. I have un-installed GIMP hoping that might cure the problem but, alas, it hasnt.

Is someon able to help me, please? A priivate reply is welcomed, if allowed, @ careyskanda@gmail.com

Careybird

PS I tried to attach a copy of a file from Lezyne but apparently it has been forbidden

Ain't just me, and I can ping the host but the server hasn't answered since this morning. So anyone know what is happening?

Lets say I'm designing a board game cards. I have a kind of master layer group, where I have designed and hid all layer groups, needed for certain card types.
We have coins and workers. There may be certain amount of coins (so I have a layer for each occurrence , like 1, 2, 3 & 4 coins). I'm going to create a number of duplicates of that master layer as a separate cards and align them in a grid. Then I'll just turn visibility on for the required coin layer. It will create a coin cards set (1coin, 1 coin, 2 coins, 3 coins, 4 coins on the same image to be printed).

And here I want to make some changes to coin layer, lets say change margin between coins, resize or even replace the coin image (lets assume that image itself is a child layer). And I want the to be made to master layer and propagated to all duplicates, created from that layer.

Is there any way to do this in gimp?

After a MS windows 10 update, my MS Office XP no longer works (on startup, the acces the screen appears and then disappears) . I often make backups, after installing my last backup, I could start Office XP again and could export the data. I used the access database since 1996 and I want to import the data in LibreOffice Base. As I started with gimp a few years ago and first did'n like it (now, after learning it, I do like it). Using LibreOffice, I found it very basic and did'n like it : it's like I was in the boiler room. After reading several sollutions and tested them out, I could import my data in Libreoffice Base (after export access--->  dbase4). A few lines were not imported, but I inserted them by hand. Now I had to learn how to use tabels / query's / forms and rapports. Hard to do when be microsoft brainwashed, but I persevered. After a few solutions that ended in the dust bin, I felt my brain learned to think the Libreoffice way. Now, my database is working fine and MS Office landed in the dust bin (because it died again today) . OO software isn't bad at all (and it's free). That's why I post this in the watercooler, again on normal temparture.

Hi all, I'm looking to put a "scale" on an image. It's actually a map that I'm cropping a region from. So, I need to be able to draw a straight line on the full size original, between two known points, and divide that into a specific number of subdivisions (e.g. miles, but more likely minutes of lat/long in my situation).

Ideally, the result would put "tick marks", or "notches" along the line, in the manner of a graph scale, but as long as the points are identifiable I could do that by hand. 

After all that, I would then crop the image, leaving some part of the line in the crop to act as the new scale.

I found this thread:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-ofn-br...es-on-path

which I think I could make work, but I suspect it's unnecessarily complex, since the target of "equal division" is an arbitrary path. I'm hoping there's a better/simpler/faster approach for the straight line situation?

Any pointers?

TIA,
Toby

I am using Gimp 2.10.30 on Linux Mint 21,2 beta.
I don't like this version's white on black window.
Can I change it?

Hello,

I'm using Gimp for the first time.
I would like to change the size and the resolution of my image.
So I open the image, I select 'image scale and size' . there I can choose the width, the height and the resolution(72ppi), which is for me the quality of the jpeg, then I clic on 'scalling' . 
After that I clic on 'export under' then 'export' and there a new window propose me to choice a quality between 0 to 100.

What is the différence between the resolution (72ppi for the web) and the quality 0 to 100 ?

I feel like I've been asked the same thing twice.