Script-Fu

The original scripting extension.

Step scaling

Script similar to "scale steps" or "multiscale", but it offers up scaling and down scaling in steps (not %).

Sprite Sheet Toolkit

Exports multiple animation frame layers into a single spritesheet.
Imports the spritesheet image, cutting it into multiple animation frame layers.
Switches back and forward between animation frame layers (hiding the others).
Based on SpriteSheet ( http://registry.gimp.org/node/20943 ) by brian.schultheiss.

1) To install, copy SpriteSheetToolkit.scm to {GIMP-HOME}\share\gimp\2.0\scripts\
2) Either close Gimp and re-open, or simply select menu: Filters > Script-Fu > Refresh Scripts
3) Import your spritesheet via Filters > Sprite-Sheet > Load Spritesheet...  read more »

CSS WebSprites: Arrange layers and create a CSS file

Scripts to help you create CSS web sprites to reduce your website's HTTP Requests.

Script-fu package with three scripts, including:

  • CSS file exporting to use the web sprite;
  • Horizontal layers arrangement, side by side;
  • Vertical layers arrangement, one on top of the other.

Ray Studio 0.2


Current version: 0.2 (first release/Fixed 12.29.2011)

Status: developing

Description:
Ray Studio is a simple script for creating effect of light rays (or volume light). This script is a some kind of wrapper around standard radial blur filter in GIMP but it allowes to get result for several seconds instead of dozens of minutes. This script use only GIMP procedures and don't require any external scripts or plug-ins. Script doesn't has any license, so you may use it's code for any purpose.  read more »

Fit all layers to image size

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  read more »

Compare images

A script that compare images.

This script load two images files and create:  read more »

Some scripts fixed for 2.7

Here are some scripts from my scripts directory, which happened to be fixed for 2.7, either because I needed them or out of curiosity. They may be backward incompatible with 2.6. If I did the work before the authors, they can receive their good back here. The scripts are:

histogram_match.scm

shadow-highlight.scm

elsamuko-grain.scm

CarTOONize_2.scm

film-like-grain.scm

hdroberts-cmy-adjust.scm

color-booster.scm

elsamuko-erosion-sharpen.scm  read more »

Save layers names

Save layers names into a file called 'gimp-layers' in the chosen directory.

Cut out 4 Pictures from a scanned image

Cuts out 4 standard pictures from a scanned image.

The use case is that you use your scanner to scan in standard photos 4 at a time, you would like to split this scanned image and save it as 4 separate files to continue work with the image processing software on. But rather than to open each image and select every single picture in the image scan this batch script is cutting out 4 photos for you.
The 4 pictures will have the same filename as the original file and added a suffix of _1, _2, _3 and _4

Clairs & Obscurs

Clairs & Obscurs is a French fork of Shadows and Hightlights.

The values of correction are set to 0 by defalut instead of 50, letting you adjust them later once the twi layers are made.

 

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