GIMP Plugin Registry

NOTE If you want to live on the bleeding edge of this plugin, I'm currently using github (https://github.com/narlynephi/narly_sprite) for my version control.

Narly Sprite is meant to help you create and edit sprite sheets. Pretty simple.

Narly Sprite requires Gimp 2.8+ because it uses group layers to organize the frames in the sprite.

Features include:

Welcome!
I made a CalendarGenerator plug-in.
Installation:
1.Download "CalendarGenerator-ENG-32bit.zip" or "CalendarGenerator-ENG-64bit.zip" file.
2. Unzip this file.
3. Copy "CalendarGenerator.exe" file and "CalendarGenerator" directory into Gimp's plug-ins directory.
("C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins")
4. Open Gimp.
5. Plug-in is in Filters->Rendering->CalendarGenerator menu.

Hi

This is my new plugin developed for two basic purposes. A) Color reduction. It will reduce number of colors in an image while trying to remain as close to original as possible. B) Generating lines to be used for cartoonization of images.

The plugin is not finished yet. I present it here to get some feedback. Though it works fine yet.

For introduction, examples and further information see wiki:

This post is a copy of my website post; Please see original blog post for any updates:
http://www.migee.com/2012/08/20/free-gimp-batch-watermark-script/

In short: This script allows you to add an image watermark to a directory of pictures!

Lets start (Linux users please adjust where necessary!)

This plugin takes an existing image (i.e. a petal) and creates a new one by placing the original repetitively in the new one while rotating and scaling the successive copies (typically rotating the golden angle of 137.5° and scaling down just a little bit each step) resulting in beautiful forms that resemble the work of nature (i.e. a flower)

It can be also used to create animations of spiral falling objects, and other funny things.

GIMP 2.8 Python Plug-in.
This plugin allows you to create layer mask from another layer mask.
Or create layer mask from grayscale copy of layer.

In addition, the main feature of this plug-in - is an option that allows you to change the interaction between two masks (Replace, Subtract...):

This is not my script, I just found it and felt it should have a link from the registry:
https://github.com/suapapa/suapapa_snippets/blob/master/acv2gimp.py
It converts Photoshop curves files to Gimp format.

Example usage:
python2 acv2gimp.py mycurve.acv -o ~/.gimp-2.8/curves/mycurve.crv