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Crosshair guides for the v3 dialect of ScriptFu. |
Posted by: teapot - 03-11-2025, 03:11 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Further to Rich's post here:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-How-to...3#pid43283
I was finding the Filters -> Repeat and Filters -> Recently Used sometimes greyed out for the old script. So here's crosshair guides written for the v3 dialect of ScriptFu. It puts crosshair guides on the selected drawables.
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env gimp-script-fu-interpreter-3.0
(define (add-guides image drawable)
(let* ((drawable-width (gimp-drawable-get-width drawable))
(drawable-height (gimp-drawable-get-height drawable))
(offsets (gimp-drawable-get-offsets drawable))
(offset-x (car offsets))
(offset-y (cadr offsets))
(position-x (+ (/ drawable-width 2) offset-x))
(position-y (+ (/ drawable-height 2) offset-y)))
(gimp-image-add-vguide image position-x)
(gimp-image-add-hguide image position-y)))
(define (script-fu-crosshair-guides-v3 image drawables)
(script-fu-use-v3)
(gimp-image-undo-group-start image)
(do ((len (vector-length drawables))
(i 0 (+ i 1)))
((= i len))
; (gimp-message (string-append "i: " (number->string i)))
(add-guides image (vector-ref drawables i))
)
(gimp-image-undo-group-end image))
(script-fu-register-filter "script-fu-crosshair-guides-v3"
"Crosshair Guides v3"
"Place crosshair guides on all selected drawables."
"teapot"
"teapot"
"2025"
"*"
SF-ONE-OR-MORE-DRAWABLE
)
(script-fu-menu-register "script-fu-crosshair-guides-v3" "<Image>/Image/Guides")
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Select By Color tool |
Posted by: meghan_e - 03-10-2025, 11:48 PM - Forum: Gimp 2.99 & Gimp 3.0
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I've been working with Gimp 2.10 for a long time. I'm not a Gimp expert at all just like playing around.
Anyway, I installed Gimp 3-R2 and was trying to do a simple
transparency layer -> Filters -> Render -> Noise -> Solid Noise.
Then I went to the Select By Color tool and it won't select anything.
I tried these exact steps in Gimp 2.10 to be sure and it works fine.
Is there something else that needs to be set up? If there are instructions, I'm happy to read them, I just haven't been able to find anything about it.
Thank you!!
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How to use selecting multiple layers with the tranform tools. |
Posted by: teapot - 03-09-2025, 07:07 AM - Forum: Gimp 2.99 & Gimp 3.0
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Hi, I'm just tying to understand the details of selecting multiple layers. I get that you can do this with shift or ctrl keys. If for example you wanted to rotate three layers, what's the rule to say which one is used for the "preview" while you are adjusting the rotate?
In gimp 2.10 you could link the layers and choose which one is active so that's the one that's used while you are adjusting the rotate.
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Text to path query |
Posted by: Evans8773 - 03-08-2025, 01:47 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi all
Just started using gimp again and have an issue I have had in the past but forgot how to fix it. Applying text to a circle the top of the circle text along path does as intended but when I do the bottom half text it apples to the path like it is stacked and just looks like jumbled up spaghetti. Like I said this has happened before but cannot remember how to fix it.
The initial text to path requires me to use the flip tool so it looks right but then after the flip I get spaghetti
Hope someone can help
Cheers
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Cutting image along guides for printing |
Posted by: azar - 03-06-2025, 04:57 PM - Forum: General questions
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HELLO I will try to explain my problem. I want to turn an image into a poster with custom dimensions, so I wanted to use GIMP’s guides and crop the image following the guides. The thing I don’t understand is that nothing matches when I put them in the image: the image size, the guides, etc.
I have an image that is 63×83 cm.
I set my margins in cm based on the image scale, but they should be much smaller. Instead, they are still set to 1 cm.
And when I go to Image > Image Size and Dimensions, I get another size entirely.
THANK
IMAGE
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