10-25-2020, 05:10 PM
OK, octopi, never heard of it before, but looks like it belongs to manjaro linux. Is that the linux you are using ?
First thing to check, In the Gimp filters menu. Is there an entry Python-Fu ? No entry, then Gimp does not have Python and python plug-ins "something.py" will not work. example: https://i.imgur.com/pyBWnuh.jpg
If you have that Python-Fu entry, the next thing to check is the location of your User plug-ins folder. In Gimp menu Edit -> Preferences go down and expand folders. Click on the Plug-ins entry. The top folder path is where to put plug-ins, executable binaries and python plugins. example: https://i.imgur.com/vLQoCbN.jpg
What does your installation give for those entries ?
First thing to check, In the Gimp filters menu. Is there an entry Python-Fu ? No entry, then Gimp does not have Python and python plug-ins "something.py" will not work. example: https://i.imgur.com/pyBWnuh.jpg
If you have that Python-Fu entry, the next thing to check is the location of your User plug-ins folder. In Gimp menu Edit -> Preferences go down and expand folders. Click on the Plug-ins entry. The top folder path is where to put plug-ins, executable binaries and python plugins. example: https://i.imgur.com/vLQoCbN.jpg
What does your installation give for those entries ?