I tried my suggestion. It seems like Gimp.Drawable.apply_operation(node)
is necessary but not exposed in libgimp. A pipe dream then.
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We don't need to enhance Script-Fu to be gegl aware.
We just need a plugin that is gegl aware.
Call the plugin "python-fu-do-gegl-op."
Given a drawable, an operation name like "gegl:median-blur" and a list of
arguments (usually all numeric)
the plugin invokes the gegl operation on the drawable.
Ge
I will answer (at least for Median Blur), but I am not a developer, and
someone else might know better.
ScriptFu calls procedures in the PDB, so yes, if it is not in the PDB, you
probably can't call it from ScriptFu ( and the PDB browser would not omit
anything.)
Just browsing the code:
app/acti
On Thu, Dec 24, 2020 at 4:20 AM ian martins via gimp-developer-list
wrote:
> I'm using gimp 2.10.18. Most functions are easily found in the
> procedure browser, but some don't appear to be there. I don't see
> these:
>
> - Filters>Blur>Median Blur
> - Filters>Blur>Mean Curvature Blur
> - Colors>Au
I'm using gimp 2.10.18. Most functions are easily found in the
procedure browser, but some don't appear to be there. I don't see
these:
- Filters>Blur>Median Blur
- Filters>Blur>Mean Curvature Blur
- Colors>Auto>White Balance
- Colors>Tone Mapping>Mantiuk 2006
Are they available to script-fu? If
