On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 10:09, Jogchum Reitsma wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your quick reply.
>
> Frankly, I did read INSTALL, and also that section, but didn't think the
> solution offered there would bring me luck.
>
> But after your reply I did
>
> export LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib"
>
> before
On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 08:44, Jim Clark wrote:
> I am having trouble getting this to work as I think it shouldWhen
> a use a text layer and process it with these tools, any drop shadows
> or blurs on the far right edge are chopped off. It takes the text
> layer, makes that the width of the manip
On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 11:49, Jim Clark wrote:
> I tried that before sending my original message, but it did not work.
> I posted some screenshots and more explanation at:
>
> http://www.llywelyn.net/gimp/gimp.html
>
The key is to do layer to image size on the text layer *before* you run
alpha to
I recently upgraded to gimp-2.2.4 (and .3 before that), just after I
installed Red Hat Fedora Core 3 as my new latest-and-greatest operating
system. I'm running it on an AMD K6 processor, 450 Mhz, 256MB of RAM,
plenty of HD space.
Whereas in gimp-2.0.x images would load promptly, I find that with
On Sat, 2005-03-12 at 23:46 -0800, Manish Singh wrote:
> Upgrade to the latest gtk2 in Fedora. GTK+ versions prior to 2.4.14 had
> rather inefficient GtkUIManager code. The stalls you are seeing is the
> time it takes the build the large number of menu items GIMP has with
> its image windows.
Tha
On Mon, 2005-03-21 at 14:33 -0500, Micheal LeVine wrote:
> I have been trying to build GIMP 2.2.0 from source, since the RPM for
> my OS (Redhat 9) is way out of date.
>
> The configure command fails:
> ==
> checking for GLIB - version >= 2.4.5...
> *** 'pkg-config --modversio
On Thu, 2005-03-24 at 13:42 -0300, timmy wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> Where is the option 'Darken Only' on gimp 2.2.4? I mean, EXACTLY
> whereÂs it. =P (ie.: under layers dialog, mode, the 4th from bottom to
> top... =P)
Sixth from the bottom.
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On Sat, 2005-04-02 at 15:26 -0800, Richard C. Steffens wrote:
> Is there a set of instructions for automating the task of scaling images?
>
> I have a large number of images that I want to scale to three different
> sizes.
> I successfully do this manually, and it doesn't take too long, but I'd
On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 14:19 +0100, qeldroma wrote:
> No matter how, because EVERY image get's blured. It could be summer in the
> desert and it would get blured ;)
>
> It's just a 2MPix handy-cam, so that's the reason, but i don't need PERFECT
> results, just a little bit better results, i know
On Sat, 2006-01-14 at 20:59 -0800, Alan Wolfe wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I was wondering, is there a way to "style" text like you can in
> photoshop ie add gradients, patterns, outlines, etc?
Oodles of ways, actually. Start by selecting the text. If it's on its
own layer, try alpha to selection.
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 23:13 +0100, sam ende wrote:
> where is he ?, i am looking for a wilbert i saw some time ago, he had a
> hat on and a paintbrush in his mouth, dratted if i can find that image
> age, any ideas ?
His name's really "Wilber" (no 't'), and you can find numerous versions
if you
OS: Fedora Core 11 (very recent installation).
GIIMP: 2.6.8 (came with distro).
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On Tue, 2010-07-06 at 19:54 +0200, Jernej Simončič wrote:
> Make sure it's got executable bit set.
-rwxr-xr-x. 1 jeff jeff 2749352 2010-06-30 01:37 gmic_gimp
(From /usr/lib64/gimp/2.0/plug-ins). Executable by everyone.
Any other suggestions?
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Aha! I, too, had this very problem. The bump map can *only* be
a grayscale image with no alpha channel. Drove me up the wall
for quite a while.
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To pdf? Well, to .jpg, look at ImageMagick's convert function:
convert img.ps img.jpg
should do it, although you may need to be more specific about
the particular ps format (e.g., PS+, PS2+, depending on the
postscript level). Convert also claims to be able to convert to
and from PD
adient.
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
l prompt. If you're running Windows you
should ask someone else.
BTW, if you're not familiar with perl, it's an interpreted
language good for doing almost anything you can imagine. And it
is available on Windows systems, too.
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Seth -
I expect you're right. I was thinking of scripts, not
gradients. Thanks for the clarification. You are welcome to
convert the scripts to gimp-perl. Let me know when you're done.
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Your best bet is to get the latest Gimp - 1.2.1 as of this
writing. I'm not sure if the coordinates were even implemented
in 1.0. And Grokking the Gimp is based on 1.1 (now 1.2), so it
contains a lot of stuff that you will not find in 1.0.4.
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Try running the gimp from a terminal window command line. That
way you can see any error messages it may produce. Perhaps that
will give you some indication of what's going wrong.
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ike a hexdump), does it look
like a jpeg?
Do you have the current versions of ImageMagick and xv?
Sorry--no answers, just questions.
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*anybody* used the Gimp in batch mode?
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circle-layer 3)
This makes it transparent. You may be able to use
TRANS-IMAGE-FILL in place of the parameter '3'.
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to select the area for
cropping.
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level and thus reduce the
number of pixels needed to represent the image.
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, JPEG for images
with lots of detail such as photographs.
Nothing really beats loading an image into the Gimp and just
playing with it. There's always new stuff to be discovered.
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d for me.
HTH,
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The gimp functions all return a list, not just a value, so maybe
that's your problem. layer-save is actually a list, not a
drawable identifier.
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Try escaping the embedded tick mark with a backslash:
/usr/bin/gimp -i -d -c -b '(script-fu-bla-bla "Let\'s Go\!")'
'(gimp-quit 0)'
At a guess it's a shell problem. You may want to escape the
exclamation point, too.
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u may lose some of the
Gimp's anti-aliasing along the edges. This is inherent in
converting to indexed formats in general.
Perhaps if you could be more specific about the problems your
wife is encountering, we could be more helpful.
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with examples and suggestions
for various effects that exploit them. I'll be happy to
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w to start the visual schnauzer
Double click on the directory folders until you get to the
directory you want.
Click on the Update button.
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o color as desired.
And if you want to save the resulting image as a gif, the save
dialog will walk you through the necessary steps.
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different menu items?
Note - I found the code for the perl scripts in /usr/local/lib/gi
mp/1.2/plug-ins
have you checked there? (May be somehwere else on a debian
system, of course).
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selection itself, and concluded that it was
part of the selection for a cut, but not for a paste. Oops!
You might try a small value of feathering as a short-term
workaround. And maybe a bug report.
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es generated on a virtually
> hosted web site?
>
man rdjpgcom
Check rdjpgcom, wrjpgcom for progs that read and write jpeg comments. Should
be easily called from a perl proc.
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ailable to the Gimp.
Perhaps you should try importing the postscript into something
like Sketch,
or another of the free vector editors. Maybe even xfig? I
haven't tried this,
and it may or may not work.
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Rob wrote:
> I create a canvas about 300x100.
>
> I click on the text tool and type in some text at 30 points. I hit OK,
> and my text appears with a selection around it.
>
> I right-click, select Script-Fu > Alpha to Logo > Chip Away, and leave
> the settings as they are by default.
>
> Whe
when I set the
spacing to 242.0. YMMV.
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Todd asked:
> Is there a way to display the actual brush size being used instead of the
> brush icon?
I think the answer is "not yet." I believe I saw somewhere that
this on the list for Gimp-2.0.
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H'mmm -
I always worry about programs that write over their input. Have
you tried writing to a different filename and checking those
results? Obviously there's a question of the output ever
getting put out.
Baffled, too -
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I didn't even think of him not being able to find the menus!
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Just another data point - I've only been seeing one copy of
David Buckler's posts here. Commercial ISP, Linux, exmh,
sendmail. Al, I think it's your .mil/.gov problem.
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ce to accept input?
Anyway, the best way to master the beast is to explore the
menus, and keep trying different things.
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cifically told otherwise.
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again), and fill with the now-active foreground color.
To get back to black and white for filling the shadow layer,
just click on the little black and white boxes below the
foreground/background color swatches in the toolbar.
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o the spot where you
clicked, so it won't automatically give you multiple,
discontinous selections.
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tangent, but
you get the idea). The script needs to be tweaked to use
SF-FONT instead of a font file name to make it work more easily
on Linux systems.
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vailable online and
for free download, is an excellent piece of work and explains
all of the mathematical basis for the various blending modes far
better than I could do off the top of my head in this email.
The details you want are in Section 5 (5.6, to be exact).
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Derek asked:
> Is there any gimp equivalent of photoshop's channel mixer?
Probably. Can you describe what photoshop's channel mixer does?
I don't remember seeing it mentioned in the last P*S* book I
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menus. I
strongly recommend you look at these references. I have both
books installed
on my system and use them heavily.
Good Gimping!
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> When trying to open a jpg file, I receive the following error: unknown file
> type.
Do you have the jpeg libraries installed? Check /usr/lib/libjpeg.
so.
Sources for these libraries can be found at:
ftp://ftp.uu.net/graphics/jpeg/
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polygons.
But you only asked for horizontal and vertical.
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Move your cursor to the area you wish to clone to, and draw
using the left mouse button.
You will be using the current brush, btw.
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some really good ideas on using layers, channels, and a variety
of ways to separate the figure from the ground that will be of
inestimable value.
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thumbnails, etc. It is possible to use the
GIMP in batch mode, but it's usually not The Right Tool. On the
other hand, ImageMagick isn't really good for hands-on image
manipulation.
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just fine on my old RH 6.1 system, but I hesitate to
give you my cookbook recipe because I think it's easier on your
later system.
Anyway, it's all out there, and I even have Parisian. (Well, a
font called Paris, that is caps only, in a nice art-nouveau,
turn-of-the-last-century font
Hi Gianni -
One problem might be calling it "golden". Try
(default-gradient Golden)
At least on my system the gradient names are mostly capitalized.
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ls.
There may be cases where it makes sense to use the GIMP in batch
mode, but they are few and far between, and I don't think you
have one of them here.
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Hi Andre -
You said you were browsing the plug-ins, so ...
Have you checked /File/Print ...
Also - you may want to look in /usr/lib/gimp/1.2/plug-ins
^
Not sure this is going to be any help -
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Hi Babak -
You want to turn off antialiasing. The PDB entry for gimp-text
shows it to be the seventh parameter, just before you get into
the font specification parameters. Set it (in your case) to
FALSE, to avoid antialiasing.
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layer masks to partially hide those bits of the fish
that are behind the tree.
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duplicate your problem on my system.
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ource (the source and the
executable are the same in this case.)
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imp.
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rol. Naturally, there is no
line 666 in the script itself.
If anyone can help, it would be appreciated.
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e
numeric value.
For the Mark II version, you might want to add a toggle to allow automatic
flattening, and maybe a SF_ADJUSTMENT to allow the user to set transparency
when the script is called.
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s the symbolic names of the
parameter values.
Nice, useful script, btw.
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Hi Gustav -
I haven't tried this, so it may not work, but have you looked at gimp-remote?
Maybe that's what you want to use with Mozilla instead of gimp -d. Check out
man gimp-remote.
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layer separately, which is what it appears you are trying to do, but as far as
the GIMP is concerned, the text is still just pixels, not letters.
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elete the entry corresponding to the misbehaving
plug-in. This happens usually when I have changed something in the interface
and the parasite contains saved values from the previous version.
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make images. Gimp-1.3 is the precursor to Gimp-1.4, which is a
major rework of the gimp we all know and love.
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>From his headers, Stephen Liu is on a windows machine, which means he may lack
most of the nice linux/unix web tools such as wget, etc. Are there any other
windows users out there who have tried to download/convert the various GIMP
tutorials?
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the
>boundary, so
> this tool would work out to a colour boundary and then select the area within it.
/Select/Select by color
or try the Fuzzy Selection (AKA Magic Wand tool)
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ection, or that you don't have "preserve
transparency" turned on. Also, make sure that the color you're using to draw
with isn't the same as the background of the channel you're trying to draw
into. (/me speaks from experience).
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for small areas in modestly-sized
images it works wonders.
Note - this plug-in needs to be tracked down and installed separately. It
winds up in /Filters/Map/Resynthesize
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windows, or in scheme or Perl if
you're running Linux. The PDB explorer in the toolbox Xtns menu will give you
details on all of the gimp functions you'll need.
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, and the fg color
is still black, nothing will appear to have happened.
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it's not handling the smaller
layer properly.
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imp-text-fontname image bottom-layer ...)))
Good luck.
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nks' great work, Grokking the Gimp. You can get to it from
Toolbox->Xtns->Web_Browser->Grokking the Gimp. Look closely at chapters 3 and
4.
HTH,
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To access an array in scheme, use (aref array index).
I have posted my most-used scheme reference at
http://trefftzs.topcities.com/siod.html
since it is no longer where it used to be. You may want to look at it.
HTH,
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e, and decrease the blue (or increase the yellow,
depending on how you want to look at it.) This actually does a nice job.
HTH,
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though, to find out the
instructions.
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;;;Script written by Gui
layer and the background layers
visible and see how you like the result.
This is a fairly common idiom in the GIMP, and you will run into it often.
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Selection by histogram is what you get with Image->Colors->Threshold. You can
either do it using a copy of your original image in RGB(A) or, to get really
sneaky, you can decompose your image into another colorspace (HSV, for
example) and achieve the effect you want by thresholding the appropri
t's easy (more or less). If you're working with a
normal photo, then no simple feature set distinguishes the target objedt from
the background and you have to work a lot harder.
Good luck, and good hunting!
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Nat -
Try this:
export CFLAGS='-D GIMP_ENABLE_COMPAT_CRUFT'
before running gimptool. I haven't tried compiling fsdither.c, but this is
needed for any number of the older plugins.
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yer visible, then you can save the image (/File/Save as ...), and
repeat ad lib for each separate layer. A script fu to do this might be easier.
HTH,
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also GGJ's neat reflection tutorial at
http://200.195.195.206/ggj/reflection3/reflection.html
These should give you some good ideas about how to proceed. Just use your own
selection instead of text.
HTH,
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Hi John -
Image/Colors/Auto/Stretch Contrast
HTH
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Hi Pablo -
Yes, indeedy. This is a good list to post script-fu questions. I also
recommend the script-fu list on yahoo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] You may
need to join that list to post on it, but that's relatively painless.
HTH,
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previously
installed Gimp-1.2.3. Is it my system (not impossible) or is this a
real bug?
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Hi Gimpers -
Following up on my own post (sorry 'bout that) - there's no bug. It was
my system configuration. I tweaked it last night and today the compile
ran fine. Sorry to have bothered y'all.
Regards,
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the VC folks.
As one of those potential customers who lives *way* out in the
boonies, I'd like to see that, too. But the curve generation sounds
like something that could be done pretty easily in script-fu.
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