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

The script allow to access with a single click to the best gimp help forum and video tutorial side, as bonus also allow immediate access to the creative commune image search engine

"Find Help" adds 3 submenu, 2 in Help ("Help Forum", and "Video Tutorial") and 1 in Image ("Browse CreativeCommons")

links are for GimpChat,GimpTalk, the Flickr Gimpusers Group, MeetTheGimp,Gimptrick (on youtube), and the CreativeCommons Image search

But is trivial modify and/or add links.

This script scans .xcf files and extracts the contents of the text layers into a user specified text file

Summary

Python-fu plugin to properly scale image, render metadata label on top of it and set it as a desktop background, designed mostly for non-interactive usage.

Plugin is created as a part of an aura project.

Details

Plugin takes a single argument - path of an image file - and then performs the following actions:  read more »

Script-Fu Charcoal-Layer-FX v1.0 by Micomicon March 2011

A Gimp script which takes the effect from my Charcoal script and adds it as a layer or layers. NB. Does not require charcoal.scm to be installed.

Opening the Layers Dialog and scrolling through the layer modes afterwards can produce some interesting results akin to adding a watercolour wash, the strength of which can be varied by adjusting the opacity slider.

Thanks to mahvin for this change of direction.

To install (Linux):
Download and move the script file charcoal-layer-FX.scm to /yourhome/.gimp-2.x/scripts.  read more »

Script-Fu Charcoal v1.0 Tested with Gimp 2.6

A Gimp script which turns a photograph into a black and white image which can look quite like a charcoal drawing. Works with RGB, Indexed and Greyscale images.  read more »

From the script site "http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/schani/sharpblur/":

The purpose of this script is to blur an image while retaining its edges. While this may seem like a contradiction, it really is not: sharp edges get preserved while soft edges are discarded.

The main area of application for this script has been the retouching of bad scans, but it has many other areas of use.

Originally created by Mark Probst, Ported from 2.0 to 2.6 by Lennart Rolland.

Scales an image multiple times in defined step sizes until the desired size is reached while retaining the aspect ratio of the image.

This is basically the "Scale in steps" script from K.-M. Hansche tailored to my needs.

Usage:
Give the desired size of the image and select whether this is for width or height. The step size defines how much pixels the image will be shrunken every time. When flattening the image, the layers will be merged and the image is automatically cropped. The other options control the scaling itself.  read more »

If you've ever taken a super-screenshot from within a Relic Entertainment game, with Misc_SuperScreenshot(), you'll know how tedious it is to combine all the images it produces into one. So this script does it for you.

Use by opening any image from a super-screenshot sequence and choosing Filters > Combine > Assemble Relic super-screenshot.