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September 29, 2008 - 02:45 — nolan.roberson

Hi

Can any one tell me how to install plugins?
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October 13, 2008 - 21:49 — DG1947

installing plugins

I would also like to know how to installplugins. For example .scm files in gimp running under Ubuntu Linux, specifically watermark.scm. http://registry.gimp.org/node/6703 I have read what there is on plugins in Gimp help and what I could find here that mightof use. But no joy.
October 14, 2008 - 06:21 — PhotoComiX

installing plugins

scm are "script" no plugin and same can be used in windows as in linux or mac just create a new folder where is handy for you call as "extra-script" (or how you like ) and from gimp Edit/preference/folder/ script add the path from that folder...click ok and when you want add more script put them there same you may do for plugin brush, pattern,gradients...
August 7, 2009 - 03:12 — Anonymous

Installing on Windows

To install these scripts on windows using Gimp 2.6 simply copy the files to the following folder: %userprofile%\.gimp-2.6\scripts Gimp now works with Limited User Accounts.
October 14, 2008 - 17:31 — DG1947

Installing scripts

First, thank you for your reply and help. I followed your instructions and something did seem to happen. But when I went to the location where the tool is supposed to be after installation, "Script Fu", sadly no new folder and no tool. (Path given being ScriptFU/my scripts/watermark.) Added. Eureka! Sorted it!Thanks again for the help! Confusion caused by the split screens-sorry but ! do not like this aspect of Gimp having come from Paint Shop Pro.
October 14, 2008 - 21:43 — PhotoComiX

Installing scripts

i do not understand the part on the split screens (?) but i am glad that worked
October 16, 2008 - 19:27 — DG1947

Installing scripts

Sorry-I meant the 2 floating parts-tools and workspace. I have since downloaded v2.6 on my Window$ comp-I am slightly more comfortable with it- but years of Paint Shop Pro are hard to forget.
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