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This Python plug-in helps in the comparison of the left part of an image to the right part (equilibrium or not). It can be applied to any type of image and computes the centroid of the gray image pixels. The centroid is similar to the centre of mass concept, where mass is replace by another quantity; here it is the lightness and the greyness of the pixel.

This an improve version of "To slice and merge images" you can split your images in any number of rows and columns and join them again later.

Improvements:

1. The splitted images have an Alpha Channel (transparency)
2. The images names have sequential numbers (image1, image2...)

Bugs Fixed:

1. The resultant images don't have the previus extension in their names
2. The files aren't overwrited anymore

Thanks to "Anonymous" for the Alpha Channel and Giuseppe Conte

The aplication is installed in Filters->ATG

GIMP 2.8 Python Plug-in.
This plug-in scales the contents of the layer (or layer group) to image size.

Installation Instructions:
1. Close GIMP if it is open.
2. Extract "scale-layer-to-image-size.py" from zip archive to the ".../.gimp-2.8/plug-ins" directory.
3. Run GIMP. The plug-in should appear under the menu: "Layer > Scale Layer to Image Size". Don't forget to make the plug-in executable.

This plug-in requires Python!

Thanks to 'RobA' who discussed this topic here recently, the Python plug-in 'autosave.py' attracted my attention. My work inspired by it is included below.
What I think is new here from the three existing one, that I know. It has a configuration section and the possibility to stop it, so you can restart with a new purpose (configuration) or not.

Another thin arrow GIMP Python plug-in called 'ArrowsCreator'.

It's characteristics are:

-produces many different types of straight arrows
-produces one type of 'path' arrow
-facilitates combination of multiple arrows
-interactive with GIMP
-developed on GIMP 2.6 (work on 2.8 except no repeat gradient in shaft and GIMP don't control brush size).

A script that compare images.

This script load two images files and create:

Gino D's GIMP Scripts:
https://sites.google.com/site/ginodonig/gimp-scripts
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This script is a small utility designed to adapt the name of each object (layer, channel or path) inside an open image by replacing or extending it with a string containing mainly the object's ID, that is the unique integer number whereby the same object is identified within a GIMP session.

Three functions:
:: Crop to : Crop current layer to selected layer.
:: Crop images : Crop all opened images with current selected rectangle area
:: Intelligence : Think different way [Beta]