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Fuse layers

March 14, 2011 - 11:35 — Coz

This script will join together all the layers of an image into a new image.
Useful for creating sprite sheets.

It will appear under Filters -> Combine -> Fuse layers.

Slinky

March 13, 2011 - 16:23 — Ofnuts

Slinky is a python plugin that generates a sine wave following an existing path. The sine wave can be spread between two paths to create a coil perspective around another object.

Slinky is available here: http://gimp-slinky.sourceforge.net/

3-D Rotation Script

March 5, 2011 - 13:28 — sambrookjm

This script will rotate an existing image about the X, Y and Z axes. It will also include a magnification factor so you can scale your image while rotating.

The inputs are the angles to rotate the image around the X, Y, and Z axes. Some values (usually high X and Y values) will result in a very distorted picture, regardless of what other inputs you have. If you get one of those, just undo and try again. That's just the way math works, folks!

Viewable Dialog

March 4, 2011 - 03:05 — Randall

The GIMP has a specialized class of GimpDialog called GimpViewableDialog - a dialog window with a raised frame at the top which contains an icon, a description in a "larger" bold font, the name of the active image or drawable in a "smaller" font, and a thumbnail icon of the image or drawable (the "viewable"). While it is currently possible for a plugin author to spawn a GimpDialog via 'gimp_dialog_new()', this latter variation is not yet available to developers via the libgimp libraries.

Mark Number Circles

February 24, 2011 - 19:33 — silasdb

Introduction

This is a script for The GIMP, a image manipulation program. Basically it consists in drawing circles with sequencial numbers inside, so some can "label" parts of a image to reference in another document.

Installing

To install it, just move the script to your local scripts directory, in Unix systems it is located at ~/.gimp-2.x/scripts. I don't know about Windows.

Galaxy

February 24, 2011 - 02:55 — sambrookjm

This is an attempt to automate making a galaxy via GIMP. I'd seen a few excellent tutorials, but none that could be easily automated. One of the resulting pictures is attached to this page.

The galaxy can have any number of arms, and they can have varying degrees of curvature. Very high degrees of curvature will result in an elliptical galaxy rather than a spiral. Stars can be added, and the galaxy can be set to have any perspective or color.

Load images for HDR blending

February 11, 2011 - 08:30 — thilo

Load 3 or 5 images of an exposure series into GIMP for HDR blending.

This is a helper script aimed at automating the loading procedure of the GIMP HDR Workflow described at http://www.instructables.com/id/HDR-photos-with-the-GIMP/.

 

Here's a quick overview of the HDR workflow:

Curveloader

January 28, 2011 - 09:23 — rem

This is a plugin to load GIMP curves via script-fu (or other scripting language). The plugin returns arrays with the curve values for use with
gimp-curves-spline or gimp-curves-explicit

iPhone Layer Extraction

January 27, 2011 - 12:22 — freespace

This script will export all visible layers to a user selected destination in 2 resolutions: full resolution for iPhone 4 and half resolution for older iPhones. Files are named according to layer name, and full resolution images have @2x in the filename.

This is a modified version of a script by Chris Mohler.

Shellout

January 10, 2011 - 18:17 — ffaat

This is the new and improved XNView plugin.

Updated to V 0.7 to fix a bug when saving the files files in a format other than png

This python script will call an external program, providing the active layer or a new from visible layer to this external program via a temp file. Once the external program is completed, it should save/overwrite the orignal temp file which gets pulled back in to gimp.

This was initially developed to use photoshop plugins under XNView since pspi support is more or less broken in the latest versions of gimp.

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