On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 17:40:00 -0300 "Renato Chencarek"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled:

> Hi,
> 
> This weekend I wrote a gimp plugin (python script) to convert an image
> with several layers in Edje.  My intention is to have a tool to help
> us (developers) to create Edje files based on PSD's (Photoshop).
> 
> Curently, the plugin split each layer in the image in a PNG file
> (using the layer name as filename)  and generate a Edje file with one
> Group and one Part for each layer (specifying position and size).
> 
> The plugin is working well with Gimp-2.2.17 and Gimp-2.4.0_rc3,

that's nice - though what you probably want is a way to select parts AND layers
of an image (so rect regions and which layers are to be merged) and then give
them part names - then export those as image files. this is a cool idea and a
great start!

> To install:
> * copy the plugin file to gimp plugins directory. Ex.:
> 
>       /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/
> 
> * Set execute permission
> 
>      chmod +x edje-save.py
> 
> P.s.: You can copy the plugin to your .gimp directory in your home folder.
>      .gimp-2.2/plug-ins/
> 
> To run:
>   * Go to Python-Fu menu
>   * Edje Save
> Options:
>   * Path: Set path to save the images and Edje file.
>   * Save Layers ?: Sometimes you just need to generate the Edje file.
>   * Filename for Edje: Obvious
>   * Export invisible layers ?: You can export, or not, hidden layers.
> 
> I already have a small, but no simple, TODO list, and I don't have
> much time to spend. So, if someone have interesting, please let me
> know, we can create a project or something like that.
> 
> TODO List:
> 
> * Support to Text objects (Gimp import Text Objects from PSD's as
> Layers, not as Text Objects, but someone could use the plugin with
> other image formats supported by Gimp).
> * Gradient support
> * Border support: Create a way to specify borders.
> * Create a plugin for Photoshop (Designer's request, they hate Gimp :-)).
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -- Chenca
> 


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