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Muted Colors

This is my first script-fu plugin. It is an adaptation of 3 different methods for muting the colors in an image.  

1. A simple copy of the existing layer, desaturating it with luminosity, and setting opacity over the original.

2. One of my methods for producing similar results as described by the originator (Flickr user Tennessee_Gator):

http://www.flickr.com/groups/photoshopsupport/discuss/72157594475266866/

StampifyG2

This script is used to create a stamp style border around a picture.
I've just updated the script to have it working with Gimp version 2.4+

Active Path Stroke

Strokes the current active path with the currently selected brush.

How to test:
* Create a new image.
* Draw with the path tool
* Go to Filters -> Vanca -> ActivePathStrokeDelete

It is recommended that you set a shortcut to this script.

-- NOTES and Limitations --

* The script can not scale the brush
(actually, a problem with Gimp, since it does not - for the moment -
allow scripts to access the brush scaling)

* The path is deleted afterwards
(the purpose of the script is to provide a quick stroke)

batch-scale-level-sharpen

This Script-Fu Script goes through all picture files in a directory and make 4 common operations on them;
- Scales to a ratio defined in the script startup
- Levels Use Auto Level on the picture (if the user selects this)
- Sharpen Uee 40 % sharping (if the user selects this)
- Sharpen with unsharp mask (if the user selects this)
- Creates and store away a copy of the file with an added (user defined) suffix)

Known improvement I would like to do ::

Harry's denoising 1.08

Script to apply smart denoising to a picture, using Wavelet Denoise, Film Degrain, G'mic's Anisotropic smoothing or Patch-based smoothing, or even "L" channel blurring. Its main aim is to detect where blurring is really needed, so that to preserve most of small details.
If you use Wavelet Denoise, Film Degrain or G'mic, you need to install these plugins first.
For Wavelet denoise : http://registry.gimp.org/node/4235
For Film Degrain : http://registry.gimp.org/node/25432
For G'mic : http://gmic.sourceforge.net/gimp.shtml

Before :

GAT Tools (handling multiple guides)

English

GAT stands for GIMP-Atelier. We are present a set of tools to handle guides.

With this package you could create multiple guides in one step, could use predefined guide sets e.g. Golden Ratio or Third Rule, save to and load from File your own sets.

Advanced Unsharp Mask

Sharpening tool, uses blurred mask. Sharpness is modified with few sliders that work like a kind of equalizer. User can control blurring parameters (radius and treshold for selective blur mask). It provides 4 types of output: Sharpenned image, mask, split/comparision mode and mask-to-img differences.
Brightness of image can be affected by levels-like tool that works indirectly - via the mask.
See attached screenshot for more info.

Plugin is multithreaded.

Saturation Equalizer

Saturation equalizer is saturation plugin that can adjust saturation of an image via 6 sliders – effectively the saturation curve. You can alo modify brightness of image with two spinboxes – they work like „levels“ tool.
Additionally you can autoalign RGB channels to eliminate color cast and there are few more features. I believe they are self-explanatory, once you work with plugin.
It internally works in floats, that means no information is lost during processing.
Plugin is multithreaded.

Save all Layers as seperate bmp using a specified palette

This I made for people creating sprite animationes. It can reduce the size for all images to 8 bit indexed without mixing up colors that should stay she same, like backgound colors that are supposed to become a transparent color.
It is my first GIMP script anyway and is a modified version of the sg-save-all-layers script.
It just saves a stack of layers as .bmp files with a palette of your choice in the specified directionary.

Create a palette___________________________________________

Diamond Grid

This is yet another in a series of "grid" scripts. I tried to shoe-horn this one into the circular grid script (found here: http://registry.gimp.org/node/25206), but there were too many other variables that were specific to the diamonds. It also gave me a chance to do a bit of code clean-up.

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