GIMP Plugin Registry

This is a simple script I wrote to help make backups when working on a large image.

There are no parameters.

It will save a backup copy of your active image as [imagename]-YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM.xcf in the same directory as your active image.

If the active image has never been saved, it will pop-up a message stating "The file must be saved before a backup can be made."

It can be easily accessed with Alt-F, B

-Rob A>

Based on a request in the gpr forums: http://registry.gimp.org/node/13251

This consists of two scripts, one to multifill, and one to flatten.

Multifill takes every background coloured space (selectable) and will fill them with sequential palette entries, or randomly.  read more »

Python-Fu script to create subtitle images for DVDs from "SubRip" files (*.srt).

Can be used in batch mode; just adapt the files 'gimprc' and the Linux shell script 'run_parse_subtitles'. Extension to support other filetypes should be easy.

By request at GimpTalk...

A script to take the current pattern, scale it and leave a copy in the clipboard.  read more »

This is simple plug-in computes original image from merged image and upper (halftone side) image. It is useful for removing semitransparent mark or frame based motion blur.

This plugin was created at my suggestion by Sagenlicht at the cartographers' guild website

It is a python plugin (so you need to have python installed) that can dynamically manage all the resources that gimp can use. (It is basically an extension of the brush manager plugin). He has given me permission to post it here :)

GURM stands for GIMP Unified Resource Manager and is based on the idea of the Brush Manager by Sean Bogie. Contrary to Sean's Brush Manager GURM can handle brushes, gradients, palettes, patterns and scripts (Script-Fu).  read more »

Windows 32 binary of the last version of this plugin written by "wavelet" Marcor ;)

A new Windows compilation of the last version of this fine plugin written by Marcor.
No console window. Compiled with LDFLAGS=-mwindos as usual.

Rectangular selection in parametric modality by means of dialogue window.

Tutorial: http://xoomer.alice.it/lwcon/gimp/scripts/precise-selection.htm

Transparency crop script by J R Hunt, updated by Darrell Enns to work with Gimp 2.6.
Automatically crops out transparent edges. This is particularly useful after performing a rotate or perspective correction on a photo. It can also perform optimizations to find the crop that removes the transparent edges while mainting as much of the original image as possible.