layer

This script creates a background for the given layer, containg some kind of color gradient, but adaptive to the layer’s contents.

About

Divide the currently active layer into subsections of specified width&height (pxs). New layers containing subsections are appended to the active image's layer list. The new layers are labeled "(<x>,<y>)" in the new co-ordinate system.

Please see the readme included in the attached file for installation instructions.

note:
The new co-ordinate system begins (0,0) in the top-left hand corner and moves left-to-right, top-to-bottom.
<x> represents row
<y> represents column

This simple script add a new layer on top of the image filled with neutral grey and in overlay mode. You can use this layer with the dodge and burn tool to work on shadows and highlights without destroying datas.

I modified the script quick-sketch.scm of tuxcomputers, so it does not transform the image into grayscale, but leave the image in RGB mode.

The location of the script is "Script Fu / Artistic / Quick Sketch RGB"

Change font and font size of all text layers within a group.

It's basically the same as Layer > Transform > Offset, except it works on layer groups.

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.