On 9/12/07, Sven Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Simon,
what about the other issue that Barton reported?
Apparently the stroke is being made with the background color though
the pdb for gimp-edit-stroke-vectors says:
This procedure strokes the specified vectors object,
I converted the script to python (useful script, btw -- thanks
Simon.), and I cannot reproduce this.
I did, however, find that I was occasionally tripped up by paint mode
-- for example, if Addition mode was selected rather than Normal, then
drawing black on a white background had no effect.
The
Hi Simon,
what about the other issue that Barton reported?
Apparently the stroke is being made with the background color though
the pdb for gimp-edit-stroke-vectors says:
This procedure strokes the specified vectors object, painting along
the path with the active brush and foreground
Hi,
On Mon, 2007-09-10 at 21:04 -0700, Barton wrote:
That's the gotcha that got me on this one. Another minor issue is that
immediately after running draw_circle, the stroke appears in the layer
dialog but it does not appear in the image itself unless you toggle the
layer's visibility
Sven Neumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Mon, 2007-09-10 at 21:04 -0700, Barton wrote:
That's the gotcha that got me on this one. Another minor issue is that
immediately after running draw_circle, the stroke appears in the layer
dialog but it does not appear in the image itself unless
Barton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've tried translating the draw_circle script-fu to python, and also
checked the script-fu itself in my 2.3.18 installation without success;
the circular path is created but it isn't stroked.
Simon, did you write your sample script-fu for 2.3.19?
I
Simon Budig wrote:
Barton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've tried translating the draw_circle script-fu to python, and also
checked the script-fu itself in my 2.3.18 installation without success;
the circular path is created but it isn't stroked.
Simon, did you write your sample
Simon Budig wrote:
Barton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've been doing a little python-fu lately and find that in 2.3.18
stroking paths uses vector objects. So far I haven't turned up any
practical examples of the use of the various pdb vectors functions in
the source or on the Web, nor
Simon Budig wrote:
Barton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've been doing a little python-fu lately and find that in 2.3.18
stroking paths uses vector objects. So far I haven't turned up any
practical examples of the use of the various pdb vectors functions in
the source or on the Web, nor
Hi All,
I've been doing a little python-fu lately and find that in 2.3.18
stroking paths uses vector objects. So far I haven't turned up any
practical examples of the use of the various pdb vectors functions in
the source or on the Web, nor had any success through trial and error.
Could
Barton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've been doing a little python-fu lately and find that in 2.3.18
stroking paths uses vector objects. So far I haven't turned up any
practical examples of the use of the various pdb vectors functions in
the source or on the Web, nor had any success through
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