Resynthesizer for Windows Gimp 3

[ravik453]

Resynthesizer 3.0.1 — Community Windows x64 Build for GIMP 3.2.4

Hi everyone,
I recently built Resynthesizer 3.0.1 from source on Windows and successfully tested it with GIMP 3.2.4.
Since building Resynthesizer from source requires MSYS2/UCRT64, I packaged my successful build so Windows users can try it without having to compile it themselves.

Build information

• Resynthesizer: 3.0.1
  
• GIMP: 3.2.4
  
• Platform: Windows x64
  
• Build environment: MSYS2 UCRT64
  
• GCC: 16.2.0
  
• Meson: 1.11.2
  
• Ninja: 1.13.2
  

Included plugins

• Heal Selection
  
• Heal Transparency
  
• Resynth Controls
  
• Map Style
  
• Render Texture
  
• Uncrop
  
• Resynth Fill Pattern
  
• Resynthesizer engine
  

I personally tested the build with GIMP 3.2.4, including Heal Selection, and it worked successfully.

Installation

1. Close GIMP.
   
2. Extract the attached ZIP.
   
3. Copy the folders inside the ZIP to:
   

%APPDATA%\GIMP\3.2\plug-ins

The final structure should look like:

plug-ins\
├── resynthesizer\
│   └── resynthesizer.exe
├── plug-in-heal-selection\
│   └── plug-in-heal-selection.scm
├── plug-in-heal-transparency\
│   └── plug-in-heal-transparency.scm
├── plug-in-resynth-controls\
│   └── plug-in-resynth-controls.scm
├── plug-in-map-style\
│   └── plug-in-map-style.scm
├── plug-in-render-texture\
│   └── plug-in-render-texture.scm
├── plug-in-uncrop\
│   └── plug-in-uncrop.scm
└── plug-in-resynth-fill-pattern\
    └── plug-in-resynth-fill-pattern.scm

Restart GIMP.
Heal Selection should then be available under:
Filters → Enhance → Heal Selection

Download

Attachment:
resynthesizer-3.0.1-gimp3-win64.zip

SHA-256
53807fa1e51c57c5867679acecab777a23f7de652d697df7755354c792381ca2

I have also attached SHA256SUMS.txt for verification.

Important
This is a community build, not an official Windows binary/release from the Resynthesizer project.

Source:
https://github.com/bootchk/resynthesizer

I'd appreciate feedback from anyone who can test this on GIMP 3.2.x on Windows, particularly on a machine that doesn't have MSYS2 installed.


Thanks!