Sven Neumann wrote:
Huh? At the moment compose doesn't know anything about decompose.
Why shouldn't it work on layers not produced by decompose?
Well, I'm a bit behind the times on this one. I haven't used
compose much for the past 3-4 months, and as I recall this issue
was there then, but
Hi,
William Skaggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The issue that *is* there now is that compose shows a bunch of
pixbuf-related libgimp-critical error messages whenever I try to
run it, but of course that's a different thing.
The new code in gimppixbuf.c made a wrong assumption. Good that I had
On Wednesday 21 July 2004 09:42 am, Sven Neumann wrote:
Sure, the plug-in is far from perfect. There's some code in compose.c
that tries to guess some useful default values for the layers it
preselects. This code could certainly be improved. I am not sure
though if it makes sense to attempt
On Wednesday 21 July 2004 09:20 pm, you wrote:
For a start, I'm attaching a patch that makes compose use the layers in
reverse order (if the image has more than MIN_COMPOSE_LAYERS = 3 layers,
otherwise use old behavior). No attempt is currently made to guess the
mode.
Sorry, should read
Here is what I would do, and it wouldn't be very hard to code up:
1) Make decompose attach a parasite called decompose-info to
each layer it produces, specifying the type of decomposition
and listing the source layer and the layers that are created.
2) Split compose into two PDB
On 21 Jul 2004, Sven Neumann wrote:
Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it would be even more useful to set the compose mode to the
last used decompose mode, rather than the last used compose mode (if
you get my meaning).
Well, this is doable but it would require closer
Hi,
William Skaggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A) Compose would allow you to use any set of equal-sized
grayscale layers to assemble into an RGB layer. (One of
the annoyances of compose now is that it only works on
layers that were produced using decompose.)
Huh? At the
Hi,
Joseph Heled [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps this is nitpicking, but would like your comments.
(gimp 2.0.3)
After decomposing an image to HSV (in layers mode),
Filters/Colors/Compose brings up the following dialog:
(*) RGB Red - image-HSV.jpg-3/value-8
Joseph Heled wrote:
Perhaps this is nitpicking, but would like your comments.
(gimp 2.0.3)
After decomposing an image to HSV (in layers mode),
Filters/Colors/Compose brings up the following dialog:
(*) RGB Red - image-HSV.jpg-3/value-8
Green - image-HSV.jpg-3/value-8
Hi,
Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2. Even assuming I have to check HSV manually, why not give the
first 3 layers (when they exist) as the default?
(for that to work, the order of the dialog has to match the order
of created layers. right now it is the reverse)
That sounds
Hi,
Sven Neumann wrote:
It's probably more useful to remember the last used
mode (which is what the plug-in does already).
I think it would be even more useful to set the compose mode to the last
used decompose mode, rather than the last used compose mode (if you get
my meaning).
As I said,
Hi,
Sven Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
IIRC there's already some code that attempts to select the layers
called hue, value, saturation if you select HSV mode. It doesn't
seem to work very well though. We would happily accept a patch that
improves this.
I had a look at the plug-in source
Hi,
Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's probably more useful to remember the last used
mode (which is what the plug-in does already).
I think it would be even more useful to set the compose mode to the
last used decompose mode, rather than the last used compose mode (if
you get my
Hi,
Sven Neumann wrote:
Well, this is doable but it would require closer interaction between
the two plug-ins. compose could read the last-used-parameters set by
decompose. A prerequisite for this would be to let the two plug-ins
share a common header.
Or merge the two plug-ins into one...
Cheers,
Hi,
Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, this is doable but it would require closer interaction between
the two plug-ins. compose could read the last-used-parameters set by
decompose. A prerequisite for this would be to let the two plug-ins
share a common header.
Or merge the
Perhaps this is nitpicking, but would like your comments.
(gimp 2.0.3)
After decomposing an image to HSV (in layers mode), Filters/Colors/Compose
brings up the following dialog:
(*) RGB Red - image-HSV.jpg-3/value-8
Green - image-HSV.jpg-3/value-8
Blue -
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