Il giorno gio, 26-05-2005 alle 09:59 +0200, Rene Jensen ha scritto: > Hi there! Thanks for trying out, and do keep the comments coming. > > > Hi, I installed your plugin but I wasn't able to select brushes. I > > noticed that the names of brushes starts with OGM so I changed this line > > in your plugins: > > > > self.config[self.name+'-brush' ], 'CGT.*' ) > > > > into > > > > self.config[self.name+'-brush' ], 'OMG.*' ) > > > > and now works better :) > > That's odd? I renamed the tools from 'Brainsuck O.M.G.' to 'Camilla's > Game Tools' in the last minute (guess nobody will blame me), and I've > just tested that in the archives I've uploaded, everything starts with > CGT..? I don't know, perhaps a stale version of the webpage and package > file in some web cache somewhere? Try refreshing. Oh, and do clean all > the OMG stuff out to avoid duplicates :) > > I need to clean up the archives. This page will always be the most > recently updated when it comes to CGT: > > http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/articles/the6502s/articles-gimp/camilla-game-tools/article.html >
I'm not sure I understand your answer (english is not my native language) so I try do describe better the problem. Brushes have two "names": filename like other files and "brushname", that is the name that appears in the brushes dialog. When the script searches for CGT.* brushes it looks at the "brushname". Filenames of brushes in you archive starts with CGT, instead their "brushname" starts with OMG, so IMHO I think is necessary to modify script or "brushname". > > A second issue is that "load" and "save" button seem to do nothing :( > > Sorry, they haven't been implemented yet. Give me a week or two. The > settings are saved with your image. Loading and saving is just for > making "templates" so you can transfer a setup from one image/layer to > another. > OK > > A third one is that Gimp crashes when I click on two of your brushes in > > brushes window. The brushes are OGM GV500 Rim 001 Rivets (8x8) and Rock > > 004 (that is the same of the first). > > Sorry about the duplicate :) > Yes, I think this is a bug in GIMP actually. You have to click and > release fast, or else it tries to display the brush, perhaps as an > animation. It seems like GIMP has a problem displaying very small > animated brushes. I'll scan for a bugreport and if none mentions this, > I'll post one. You are right I found the same problem with other small animated brushes. Thanks again :) _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
