I'm trying to export a multi-layered, animated .xcf which is a POAP (Proof of Attendance Protocol).

I've flattened the layer groups into 6 layers and converted the image from RGB mode to indexed color mode.

In 'GIMP > Filters > Animation > Playback' the animation runs smoothly with a transparent background.

I just cant figure out how to export the animation and preserve the transparency.

I either get animation with a white background (no transparency) with .webp, or no animation but transparency preserved with .png.

I just can't seem to figure out which setting I've got wrong.

I'm using GIMP 2.10.30 on Windows 10 Pro.

Bonjour,
Ou puis-je trouver le Plugins : Fourier.exe facilement installable;
Merci de votre aide.
Cordialement

Hi, I had a very comfortable setup with GIMP 2.10.25 AppImage

Now that I upgraded to 22.04, AppImages are not working at all.

During the upgrade, even my .deb based Inkscape was also uninstalled. Now I have GIMP and Inkscape from the Store.

Not sure how to add G'MIC and other additions to GIMP. Any help will be great. Thanks.

I need to create a layered PSD file from a list of PNG images using the GIMP command line, in which each PNG image is one layer of a generated PSD file. I found one "https://gist.github.com/endavid/fceea065...c57014692c" related to this. It runs successfully without any error, but it didn't create a PSD file at a given location. Is there something I am doing wrong here?

Hallo everyone,

sorry for my english. I want to intersect the colors of two layers, like this image https://ibb.co/PtM1wRM

How can I do?

How to access this parameter that is shown when the Spread plugin is used in GUI from the script? I tried to find with all keywords like radius, sample, average, etc. Didn't find it. Changing this parameter affects the output of Spread plugin.


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Hey there,

I am doing a presentation of a painting in a realistic comic style. Unfortunatly I have to upscale the image x8 and that leaves me with ugly pixalation and compression artefacts.

Can someone suggest how I can treat the picture to hide those artefact, while taking the least invasive proceedour. I dont want to alter the original look too much. This is the problem I am dealing with:

Hi. Trying to reset interface did a Edit>Preferences> ...reset. But the interface remains inversed right & left.
see:
https://imgur.com/a/G39by22

Python2 was dropped in Ubuntu 20.04 but is still used by Gimp plug-ins and coders. These AppImages launch the system installed Gimp or the PPA installed Gimp and add Python2.7.18 and MathMap.

There is an Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy version and Ubuntu 20.04 Focal version of the AppImage.
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Edit: There is an updated link with the appimage. The 22.04 Jammy version works with 20.04 Focal. No need for separate versions
https://github.com/TasMania17/Gimp-Appim...-for-Linux
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A byproduct of the appimages is a minimal 'tree' collection of necessary Python2 files. This tree can be dropped-in to the system in /usr or added to appimages. I could make this into a deb file but at the moment like the idea of having it isolated from Python3 which is used by gmic.

Hi everyone,

I hope this is an easy question and someone can help.
I'm trying to draw and print a picture with exact dimensions using this steps:

1. I create a DIN A4 page with 300 PPI resolution.
2. I add a rectangle at the position X: 20 mm, Y: 20 mm, which is 12 mm wide and 33 mm high.
3. I fill the rectabgle black
4. I print the image.

-> The rectangle on the printed page is only 11 mm wide and 30 mm high. 

Is there any possibility to get this more precise?

BR
Schoppe