GIMP Plugin Registry

Palettes Menu -> Palette to Image

Take the active (selected) palette and create an image containing the colors and their names. Requires python.

Options:
- Font: pick the font for the name listing
- Size: size of each color

Tested with 2.6 and linux, but should work cross-platform.

TODO: it's hardcoded to a minimum of 200px wide - I should change that to something more reasonable. Some nice additions would be bg and text color selectors, and possibly some layout options (spacing, columns, etc.)

Have fun ;)

File->Export Layers->

Prompts for a folder to save PNG files. Pretty straightforward.

Tested in 2.6.1 on linux and 2.6.6 on XP.

This script pops up a GUI which allows you to save your selection to various places

The source is your current selection (or whole image if none) applied to one of:
- the current layer
- all visible layers
- all layers

The destination is one of:
- a PNG file (saved directly to disk)
- a new image in GIMP
- a new layer in the current image

This is a plugin to export image in raw format that can be used for textures on the Nintendo DS (for DevkitPro).

The plugin add some new "save as" target for each format supported:
* NDS A3I5 (palletted, 8bit: 3bit alpha and 5bit index)
* NDS A5I3 (palletted, 8bit: 5bit alpha and 3bit index)
* NDS RGB16 (palletted, 4bit index - 16 colors)
* NDS RGB256 (palletted, 8bit index - 256 colors)
* NDS RGB (raw 15bit)
* NDS RGBA (raw 15bit + 1bit alpha)

More info :
http://www.weirdfox.com/?id=18

;Copyright (c) 2008 Anton Lopatin
;
; DESCRIPTION:
; this script will create a .imageset definition file, each visible layer will be treated as a separate image and exported
; then the script will create a duplicate image, merge it down, and save with provided filename (and extension).
;
; INSTALL:
; copy to ~/.gimp /scripts/
; refresh scripts (Gimp->Extras->Script-Fu-> Refresh)
;
; USAGE:
; make sure your image is of the size 2^n
; click Export -> CEGUI Imageset ( Found in the top image menu)
; make sure that the output path ends with a slash