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Descreen is a script that does descreening using the FFT Fourier plugin ( http://registry.gimp.org/node/19596 )

This script does descreening without blurring the image.

It can descreen the following picture :

And gives the following picture :

This script takes two animations, using layers as frames, and merges them together with the blend mode and offsets specified. You can choose to make the animation length be the LCM of the two animation lengths, or the minimum length.

This is a simple script that switches the left and right halves of the loaded single layer image. I wrote this because I have a 3D lens and by switching the two halves of the image, the image become a cross-view 3D image. It makes the process quick and easy. Maybe someone else can benefit from it.

Version 1.1 doesn't flatten the image as version 1.0 did. Instead it merges the two layers, leaving the remaining layers as they were. The resulting layer has an alpha channel, so transparencies remain intact.

This script is a simple add-on to the wonderful service textify.com provides: You give LaTeX-Code and get the formula as an image to add it e.g. into an presentation (who wants to use Microsoft Formula Editor??) Using this add-on you take gimp as an proxy that is able to change the text-color (textify.com only provides plain black on white background with some alpha-pixels). You may choose an image size as textify.com provides it and get an _real_ alpha background image and you favorite text color.

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Generates a slime texture. You can control for the size of the texture, and the results are generated in a new layer in the active image.

A simple script to generate a camo pattern. You can control for the colours used, number of colours, roughness of the edges, and size of the blobs. Results are generated in a new layer in the active image.

Generates an animation by taking the active layer and applying a tileable, looping pattern like you might see on the bottom of a swimming pool. You can control the size of the pattern, number of frames, and blend mode of the pattern. The resulting animation is created in a new image.

How it works

A plugin that makes shortcuts, in a Shortcuts menu, to other plugins.

Install it in your local plugin directory. You can run it to see what it would do, and cancel it, without creating any shortcuts. If you do create shortcuts, it will create them in your local plugin directory. You can later manually delete the shortcut plugins.

This is a prototype that I'm posting for comment. It works but it could be improved. I would be glad to start a community project.

A future version might:
- let you enter parameters for the target plugin (make a "preset")

A simple script to generate a template for a Door Hanger. The template generated is at a 300dpi resolution and is 900X3000 pixels (ie 3 X10 inches when printed).