GNU General Public License

Three functions:
:: Crop to : Crop current layer to selected layer.
:: Crop images : Crop all opened images with current selected rectangle area
:: Intelligence : Think different way [Beta]

This script is used to draw user defined or library parametric curves.
A simple java like math language is used to define curves or families of curves in GIMP layers. These can be exported to animated GIF's, SVG path, or included in GIMP images.

Documentation :
http://www.echolaliste.com/gimp
Gallery :
http://www.echolaliste.com/gimp/gallery
Download :
http://www.echolaliste.com/gimp/ParamCurves.scm

Info and questions:
echolalie@echolalie.com

A script to generate an animated fire, tileable horizontally. Requires the "Incandescent" gradient that comes with the GIMP

Has the following options:
Image X and Y size: controls the size of the resultant image
Vertical and Horizontal Scale: controls the scale of the flames.
Flame Height: controls the maximum height of the flames as a fraction of the image height.
Detail: controls the detail on the flames, but too much makes them look strange
Gradient: Choose a different gradient to use

This script puts guides at 50% Vertical and 50% Horizontal, to create a crosshair at the exact center of image/layer.

This script creates guides at 1 inch intervals. It is dependent on pixels per inch settings.

This script sets guides at every 10% Vertical and Horizontal.

This script sets guides at a 10% border around the image.

This script set's guide at the "Rule of Thirds" lines.

This plugin removes low frequency brightness and color differences from image. It's dedicated for creating textures for computer graphic from photos. But it shuld be usefull for other puroses too.

This is a simple script that switches the left and right halves of the loaded single layer image. I wrote this because I have a 3D lens and by switching the two halves of the image, the image become a cross-view 3D image. It makes the process quick and easy. Maybe someone else can benefit from it.

Version 1.1 doesn't flatten the image as version 1.0 did. Instead it merges the two layers, leaving the remaining layers as they were. The resulting layer has an alpha channel, so transparencies remain intact.