GIMP Plugin Registry

This script will take the active path and fractalize it, using a random midpoint displacement algorithm, with the displacement proportionate to the length between nodes. Also the nodes don't move.

Parameters are:  read more »

Returns the length of the active path in pixels via gimp_message. A message will appear in the status bar, unless the Error Console is opne - in that case the message will be directed to the Console.

Filters->Measure->Active Path

Tested with 2.6.6 on Ubuntu 8.10 and Win XP.

Draws a tapered stroke along a path using the current tool, specifying the start and end stroke width.

Details and example are located here.

This script takes a vector object (path) and split's it into it's different strokes - each stroke as a new path.

Useful in cases that an action is needed to be done only on one stroke of a path.

Currently this script is updated for GIMP 2.4 or higher.

This script help to set up a rotating (animated) brush. Starting with one (or more) brush images, it will create rotated copies of that image in a way to allow saving the file as a gih.

Just start with an image oriented in the "drawing upwards" direction:

and run the script. With the defaults it will create a new image having all the rotated copies:

Now save it as a .gih in your brush folder, and refresh the brush list.  read more »

Extends the functionality of /Export Path by allowing for the specification of attribute values (fill,stroke,etc) by encoding these into the path name. Export path values as SVG file. Script assumes that the path name is an encoding of SVG attributes.

These are encoded using:

_[2 letter code][value]_ where 2 letter code is one of:  read more »

This is a collection of Script-Fus that create Paths in the form of geometric shapes. Squares, rectangles, rounded rectangles, circles, ellipses, ovals, polygons, stars, flowers, gears, triangle waves, square waves, and sine waves are currently supported.

Version 0.91 is updated for GIMP 2.4.x! It now supports automatic stroking and filling!  read more »