GIMP Plugin Registry

This little plugin makes an animation that looks like a flag fluttering in the wind from any given (single layer) image. This one requires gimp with perl-support.

http://www.69b.org/cms/software/gimp#flag-waving

Example:

With this little plugin, you can easily tune animation related strings (like (100ms) or (replace)) in the layer attributes.

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This plugin (with the help of the external "gifsicle"-program) produces GIF-animations with more than 256 colors.

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Painting funny rays above any layer or make animations with rays.
Example:

this script adds an "anitools" submenu to the "script-fu" menu with entries useful for creating (optimized) animated GIFs:
create scanlines: paint every other horizontal line in each layer with the current foreground layer. this can decrease the size of the resulting GIF and some people like the look :-)
set image framerate: set the frame rate for all layers in the current image.
set layer framerate: set the frame rate for just the current layer.  read more »

Sprite tape

This small script create sprite "tape" (which are used as resources in 2D games) from separate images.

For using this script you must copy sprite_tape.py file in your Gimp python scripts directory (GIMP-2.0\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins for example), run Gimp, open your first frame of sprite tape, then using image menu: File->Open as layers open all other frames. After that using image menu Python-Fu->Sprites->Sprite tape launch the my script and input how many sprites will be placed in horisontal and vertical positions. Press Ok button!  read more »

Flash movie generator with typewriter effect on text.
Required Libraries:
- ming 0.3
- python-ming 0.3

See: http://krypt77.altervista.org/index_gimp.htm

Multi-Burst
Transforms Sony's multi-burst images (4x4 small images) into an animated gif.

This is a script that is based on the fire tutorial (http://gug.sunsite.dk/tutorials/tomcat13/). It was built and tested on GIMP 2.4 (so, using the new scheme engine).
It comes with two versions; one that creates an image of flames and another that creates an animation (using layers as frames).