If images are equal size and coordinates are the same, you can do this
manually, I think. Just remember coordinates from selection. Select area
in first image, copy it, make selection of the same size and location in
second one and then paste. And you can make separate layer from that
pasted part for fine tuneing. I'd do so if I were you :)
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 12:43:25 +0200, Tristan Miller
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It occurs to me, however, that if one assumes that the selection is
rectangular, then there must be a way to use a script-fu program to do
this copy/paste automatically. It would need only implement the
following
algorithm, which assumes there are two images open and a selection is
active in the active window:
1. Store the top left coordinates (x,y) of the selection.
2. Copy the selection.
3. Switch to the second image.
4. Paste.
5. Move the selection to (x,y).
6. Anchor the selection.
The only trouble is, since I don't know Scheme and don't know the
script-fu
Gimp API,
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