This plugin calculates the saturation from a picture with four different saturation algorithms:
1. (max-min)
2. (max-min) / sum
3. like HSV: (max-min) / max
4. like HSL: (max-min) / (max+min)
The resulting b/w image can be used as layer mask to filter saturation.
Build and install it with:
$ gimptool-2.0 --install elsamuko-saturation.c
You'll find it then under Colors->Components->Calc Saturation.
Converts the original image into a interesting green one.
It may be necessary to play with brightness or color intensity in order to get a pretty result.
The color tools (Levels, Curves, Threshold...) memorize all settings used. Over time these accumulate, slowing down tool startup, and making it more difficult to reach the explicitly saved settings, which appear at the bottom of the list.
The settings-cleaner script will run automatically at each Gimp startup and do some housekeeping on these files, directed by a short configuration file, keeping at most a specified number of settings not older than a specified number of days. Settings that have been explicitly saved with a name are of course left in.
The registry has been down due to a hard-drive failure, which took some time to resolve. It should now be up and running again -- let me know if you notice any errors.
New in Version 1.2.1
Enhanced Glass effects with Gradient, Bevel & Bump Mapped glass now supported. Select vertical, horizontal & diagonal gradients.
Download script: http://gimpscripts.com/2013/05/logo-toolbox/
This package contains 12 scripts, developed using Python and GIMP 2.8, which objective is to serve as templates and as code samples to programmers that are new in Python-Fu scripting.
In order to install these scripts, you must copy them in the "plug-ins" folder of GIMP (normally "GIMP 2/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins").
After installed, the scripts can be found in "Filters -> Test".
Basic scripts
These scripts are basic examples of how to create a Python plugin.
This package contains 12 scripts, developed using Python and GIMP 2.8, which objective is to serve as templates and as code samples to programmers that are new in Python-Fu scripting.
In order to install these scripts, you must copy them in the "plug-ins" folder of GIMP (normally "GIMP 2/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins").
After installed, the scripts can be found in "Filters -> Test".
Basic scripts
These scripts are basic examples of how to create a Python plugin.
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