The Polar Monitor Bitmap is a simple text-based 1-bit image file format. It is used for uploading logos to Polar watches (http://www.polar.fi/) using e.g. the Polar UpLink Tool or the Polar ProTrainer software.
Build and install:
$ gimptool-2.0 --install file-pmb.c
When saving images in this format, you will be able to specify a quality factor that can range from 0 to 100. The higher the number, the larger the file produced and the better the quality of the image.
This Python plugin simply can lay out all layers of an image into a grid (with the grid settings changed to reflect the old image size). And it also does the inverse, creating one layer for each grid cell in the image. This can be useful for things like a sprite sheet or glyph sheet and I didn't find anything similar.
Not sure if a script like this exists.
It may be useful in some cases.
Fits all layers (or 'only visible' layers) to image size.
Install script in your scripts directory
(you can see the scripts directory by going to
Edit -> Preferences
and then once the preferences windows opens,
go to Folders -> Scripts)
How to test:
* Create a new image (say: 800x600px)
* Create another, but smaller image (say 100x100px)
* Copy the small image (Ctrl+C)
* Paste in the bigger image (and create a new layer)
* Duplicate this new layer a couple of times
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