GIMP Plugin Registry

Plastic Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with default paramaters :

Version 2.4.1 for Gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Ice Fire Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with default parameters (image reduced) :

Version 2.4.2 for Gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Ice Cube Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with default parameters :

Version 2.4.2 for Gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Feurio Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with default parameters :

Version 2.4.2 works with gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Electricity Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)

Here is the result of the default paramaters :

Version 2.4.2 works with Gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Bumpmap Button - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with default parameters :

Version 2.4.1 for Gimp 2.4 and 2.6

Aurora Borealis Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)

Here is the result with default parameters :

Version 2.4.1 is for Gimp 2.4 and Gimp 2.6.3 (and upper).

Alien Aura Logo - Original script by Michael Schalla (was once on http://www.michael-schalla.de/)
Here is the result with the default parameters :

Version 2.4.1 is for Gimp 2.4 and 2.6.

Plugin to load Photoshop PAT patterns set as image in GIMP. Multiple patterns included in a file are loaded as layers. Should handle Grayscale, Indexed and RGB patterns ; anyway, a RGB image is always created for now. Requires Gimp 2.4.

This plug-in creates a Taijitu, or yin-yang, shape of any size between 300x300 and 3000x3000. The colors can be chosen at the start of the procedure, and the resulting picture has a transparent background. The attached picture shows the results of running the defaultscript.
I did this mainly while mucking around with selections in scripting. Enjoy!