Script-Fu

Paint a color coded third dimensional depth map over any photo and translate it to a stereo image in either parallel or cross-eye format. The tutorial can be found at the web site below.

http://www.idea2ic.com/OtherStuff/3D_files/Make%20Any%20Photo%203D.html

Parallel view

Cross-Eye view

Can't Find Your 3D Glasses? Convert a Red/Blue 3D image into a Stereo Image ( parallel or cross-eye ) or into a gif movie. The tutorials can be found at the following websites.

http://www.idea2ic.com/OtherStuff/3D_files/Can%27t%20find%20your%203D%20... http://www.idea2ic.com/OtherStuff/3D_files/Convert%20A%20Blue%20and%20Re...

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

When loading spritesheet, you can enter frame width for non-square tiles.

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.

Current version: 0.2 (first release/Fixed 12.29.2011)

Status: developing

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

A script that compare images.

This script load two images files and create:

Here are some scripts from my scripts directory, which happened to be fixed for 2.8, 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. I updated this package on 2012/09/09, adding some other great scripts I use daily.

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