I'm using Linux, Lubuntu 20.04LTS, but I don't think I've ever seen GIMP .xcf files show as thumbnails, regardless of the flavor or file manager.  I'm wondering if there's any possible way to make this happen.  Tried this but only got blank transparent images...no thumbnails.

Also curious if there is a setting that allows me to enlarge the thumbnails in the Layer window.  They're just too darn small for me and I can't tell which is which. 

Thank you in advance for any tips and suggestions.

I was trying to crop an image and I am not sure what I did... but somehow my crop tool is only cropping in a (small) fixed rectangular shape.
I cannot seem to find how to stop this and get the tool back to normal?
Anyone that can help me out?

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In French, but the pictures speak for themselves

https://twitter.com/claradealberto/statu...6964621314

Given a pattern of regularly spaced lines of equal width, over which moves a sliding window, can you compute the total visible width of the lines (or of the spaces), based on:

• Window width
  
• Spaces width
  
• Lines width
  
• Position of window (as an offset to the first space, for instance, but any other measure of you choice is OK
  

   

Hi GIMPies!

Is it possible to change the splash screen of gimp into an image you choose yourself? I think it would be cool to personalize gimp.
I don't find something in the settings but I m not afraid to change some files if somebody can explain.
I don't know if it's possible  
I use Windows.

Hi GIMPies!

Is there an official gimp for android?
I was searching google play store and then i found a suspicious gimp from 'userland technologies' that costs 2.19 euro...

If it's not on the official website, it meand it's not official?

Hello everybody!

I have a folder of images and I want to first scale them (50% of original size , horizontal and vertical) and after that select the same part inside the image and save it as an image.

I have questions about this:

• how can I use GIMP for batch processing images?
  
• is there a way I can automate the 2 things (always the same for each image) I explained above?
  

Hi
I need some photoshopping help. I have a beach pic with a bunch of people in it and I need to photoshop another person in from a different picture. I'm having real trouble matching the skin tones from the photoshopped image to make it look reasonably authentic.

Is there an easy way to do this or a good guide anywhere?
Thanks
KB

Hello everybody!

I'm an autistic girl trying to do the following article

https://www.tumblr.com/lowpursuit/168019...ts-a-guide

I have 2 questions since i'm a complete gimp beginner. I have the program installed on windows 10.

1. Where can I download the unshred layer plugin? I can only find the 'shred' one on sourceforge  

2. How to install the plugin if anybody can give me the download link?

Thanks so much for this great forum
I will have a lot to learn in gimp  

Retroarchgirl

I'm trying to write a script to automate some things for a project I'm working on, and one of the steps is saving a file as a png. I'm using file_png_save2. When running the script, it errors out with a "Permission Denied" message. However, I can save files to the same folder with no issue if I go through File->Export.
I'm running Gimp 2.10 on Windows 11. Here is the code for the script so far:

#!/usr/bin/python
 
from gimpfu import *

baseURL = "C:\\Users\\MyID\\OneDrive\\Pictures\\ScriptTest\\"
 
def char_img_164(image, drawable, imgid):
    pdb.gimp_edit_copy(image.layers[0])
    newImg = pdb.gimp_edit_paste_as_new_image()
    pdb.gimp_image_scale(newImg, 164, 164)
    dispImg = pdb.gimp_display_new(newImg)
    layer = pdb.gimp_image_merge_visible_layers(newImg, CLIP_TO_IMAGE)
    pdb.file_png_save2(newImg, layer, baseURL + "test1",imgid+".png",0,9,0,0,0,0,0,0,0)
 
register(
   "char_img_164",
   "Image test",
   "Test script",
   "MyID",
   "MyID",
   "2023",
   "<Image>/Image/ScriptTest/IMG164",
   "*",
   [
       (PF_STRING, "imgid", "Enter ID", "hello")
       ],
   [],
   char_img_164)
 
main()