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Step Scale

April 18, 2012 - 23:31 — carlocaponi

Resizes the image to desired size using small steps.

Correction of the Harry Phillips's script FU_stair-resize.scm, who misses
the final size of the images. For example 680x480 becomes 507x380
in three steps, instead of the correct size 511x383.

Color Grading

April 16, 2012 - 08:00 — johnlak

Color Grading plug-in, creates a cine image look based on user input. For a
contemporary image look, use complimentary colors in shadows and
highlights. It is also preferable to be used on a somewhat neutral image
(ie pre white balanced) for best control of the final result. If it's
not a raw image balance it before with Color Balance 2 [ http://www.registry.gimp.org/node/24589 ].

See samples:
Original:

Plug-in: ArrowsCreator.py

January 24, 2012 - 22:57 — rob.brz1

Another thin arrow GIMP Python plug-in called 'ArrowsCreator'.

It's characteristics are:

-produces many different types of straight arrows
-produces one type of 'path' arrow
-facilitates combination of multiple arrows
-interactive with GIMP
-developed on GIMP 2.6 (work on 2.8 except no repeat gradient in shaft and GIMP don't control brush size).

Layergrid

December 13, 2011 - 19:08 — allefant

This Python plugin simply can lay out all layers of an image into a grid (with the grid settings changed to reflect the old image size). And it also does the inverse, creating one layer for each grid cell in the image. This can be useful for things like a sprite sheet or glyph sheet and I didn't find anything similar.

MD modeller

October 24, 2011 - 16:47 — IvanMakarov

This program is designed to demonstrate clothes modeling process using the same basic model and set of details. it was created for demonstration purposes.
It is intended for a cloth designer who can select the details from the set and get the image of the blouse.
It demonstrates how the different details can be combined and how the result would look like.

This is Python script which should be started from the Python-fu console of the GIMP and has a graphical interface written on Qt.
it is intended for Linux and tested on
openSUSE 11.4, gimp 2.6.11, Python 2.7, Qt 4.7.1

Print layer

October 11, 2011 - 18:49 — Giuseppe

What can make the plug-in "print layers":

Print all the layer at one time.
Print all layer in PDF format.
Use "print layer" to easily create PDF files with GIMP.

With this script is easy to create PDF file with GIMP.
Install and set as the default printer PDFCreator to save all layers on a single or multiple PDF file.

Tutorial: xoomer.alice.it/lwcon/gimp/python/print-layer.htm

Author web site: xoomer.alice.it/lwcon/gimp/python/print-layer.htm

Path-Waves

July 20, 2011 - 01:34 — Ofnuts

Python plugin that draws a path of waves that follows another path used as reference. Paths can be stroked or mixed to produce fillable selections.


The python file is in this SourceForge project: http://gimp-path-tools.sourceforge.net/

Flexible layers handling

July 18, 2011 - 14:32 — aw

These two scripts help you with some basic operations on images with a lot of layers (some hundreds or so), for instance when you work on animations (one frame consists of several layers, which belong together). You can set linking and visibility status, opacitymode, and (or) process opacity fadings, which all can be done repeatedly for subgroups or for independant single layers (by stepping throughout the whole layerstack or by a definable cyclelength).

CD Casefier - put your CD in a case

July 3, 2011 - 02:32 — peuchele

This Plug-in for Gimp will let you put a scanned CD photo into a 'virtual' case.

To use it, install the plug-in, open the CD image with Gimp and then go to Filters -> Artistic -> CD Casefier…

Select the size of the (square) output image and click OK. Depending on the image chosen, you may want to set the “Try to crop corners” option, which works best for real CD scanned pictures.

Post Rotate Crop

June 10, 2011 - 09:58 — programmer_ceds

The attached zip file now includes a Python version of the Post Rotate Crop script. This runs very much faster than the Script-Fu version (which is also included in the zip file for those who don't have Python installed).

Whilst originally intended to be used following a rotation the script can also be used following
other transformations, such as perspective, scale and shear. The transparent areas added to the
image by the transformation are removed to leave an opaque rectangle.

The script provides options that determine how the resulting rectangle should be maximized.

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