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Repeated Painter (Seamless pattern creator)

This plugin is to help you to create seamless patterns or game tiles and so on. Everything you paint into image is copied periodically over the rest of image.

If you are interested, here is small introductory video: http://repeated-painter-gimp-plugin.googlecode.com/files/repeatedPaintin..., though principle of its work is very simple...

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;;; COLOGRAM.SCM -*-scheme-*- This File is written by Friedemann Wolpert 2010
;;; You can contact the Author using the following eMail: Friedemann@MedienKunstOnline.De
;;; Project Entry for "Mach Flott den Schrott 2", Heise Magazin

B&W border v2

This is 2nd version of very simple script. It creates image's borders.

To install this script:
1. Download "BW-border-ENG-v2.scm" file.
2. Copy this file into "C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\share\gimp\2.0\scripts" directory.
3. Script is in the "Script-Fu->B&W Border... v2" menu.

Sample effects:

Script screen:

Awooga TV

Awooga TV Web Header

Move Layer To

Layer -> Move To
Moves the active layer to the specified coordinate on the drawing Canvas.

Tested on Gimp versions 2.6.11 and 2.8.2. Let me know if you find it incompatible with other versions.

gaussian pyramid

Generates a sequence of images that is a Gaussian pyramid.

Probably not useful except to learn what a Gaussian pyramid is: a sequence of down-sampled images.

The top of the pyramid can be a one pixel image with the average color of the original.

Appears as Filters>Render>Gaussian pyramid...

Uses Python and PyGIMP.

Color Reducer and Cartoonizer

Hi

This is my new plugin developed for two basic purposes. A) Color reduction. It will reduce number of colors in an image while trying to remain as close to original as possible. B) Generating lines to be used for cartoonization of images.

The plugin is not finished yet. I present it here to get some feedback. Though it works fine yet.

For introduction, examples and further information see wiki:

acv2gimp: convert Photoshop curves to gimp format

This is not my script, I just found it and felt it should have a link from the registry:
https://github.com/suapapa/suapapa_snippets/blob/master/acv2gimp.py
It converts Photoshop curves files to Gimp format.

Example usage:
python2 acv2gimp.py mycurve.acv -o ~/.gimp-2.8/curves/mycurve.crv

Layer via Copy/Cut

GIMP 2.8 Python Plug-in.
Copy and move the selected area to a new layer in the same position.

This function is similar to the functions with the same names in Photoshop, and more powerful. Unlike them, it can copy/cut content, not just from one layer, but also from the layer groups.
In Photoshop, this is not possible :)

Installation Instructions:
1. Close GIMP if it is open.

Show Layer Information

This small script shows some information related to the current selected layer. This info includes:

- The layer's name
- The layer dimensions (in pixels)
- The layer offset respect the origin of the whole image (in pixels)

You can go to View->Layer info menu option to show the layer information window. The window stays on top, so the user can switch between the different layers of the image to inspect their values easily.

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