Hello, I am looking for an automated way to take the images from all of the layers in a file, reduce their size and place them all on one layer in rows and columns (or, preferably, to create a new file with the single composite layer). I have to believe that there is a script existing for this, but I have not been able to find it by browsing the repository. I have no idea what it might be called, so I may have looked at it and not realized it was what I want. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!
This, maybe...
http://registry.gimp.org/node/120
Close, but not it.
Thank you anyway.
What I need is something that will set up a sheet like this, but generate it from levels in a file, rather than from all the files in a directory, as teh contact sheet maker does.
You want a contactsheet from
You want a contactsheet from all your layers
Yes, exactly. But, when you
Yes, exactly. But, when you put it THAT way, I would suspect that no one has ever made anything like that.
Can anyone create that?
TIA, if you can~ :)
That should be possible the
That should be possible the body is there but I'm unfamiliar with the script language. If someone give me the corresponding python codes I can give it a try.
Thanks
Thanks, but it seems Saulgoode has already done this - it's posted above.
http://ffaat.pointclark.net/i
http://ffaat.pointclark.net/incoming/scripts/tile-layers.scm
Thank you
Thank you - this looks like exactly what I need, however it seems to not be loading for me. I placed it with all my other scripts and when I start GIMP, I cannot find the menu command anywhere. Looking at the script, it seems that it should be found in the Script-fu menu, but it is not. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance~
Search in:
Search in: filters->projection->tile layers
Found it!
Filters->map->tile layers
It does just what I need. Thanks, Saul and E.!
Or this one a newer version
V2.xx: http://registry.gimp.org/node/120
or
V3.xx: http://registry.gimp.org/node/24503
Further description
What I am looking for is something that does what the Sprite sheet script does but instead of ending with "an image 1 row tall and x columns wide where x=Number of Image layers you opened.",
I need the final image to be in a square configuration, like a contact sheet.