Ok, I made it work, I just replaced newlayer for newimage in the
gimp-edit-paste call and it worked.
But pasting into the image should work, shouldn't ?, do I have
to set up a current layer or something ?
bests,
Pablo
On Tuesday 16 December 2008 12:52:49 Pablo Yaggi wrote:
Well, following all
Quoting Pablo Yaggi pya...@alsurdelsur.com:
Ok, I made it work, I just replaced newlayer for newimage in the
gimp-edit-paste call and it worked.
But pasting into the image should work, shouldn't ?, do I have
to set up a current layer or something ?
There is no paste-as-new-layer function
Well, following all advices I decide to make the plugins I need for gimp,
and use it in batch mode, this way plugins will be available for everybody.
But my first attempt is not working fine, I'm coping/pasting the following
code into the script-fu console, and I get a black image as glam-out.jpg
Now I have my script running, It's a simple script that produces the
table-mirror effect apple does, but is it possible to check whether
the interface is available or not, I mean if gimp is running with -i mode
(no interface).
Also, the script resizes the original image, is it possible to change
Hi,
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 6:15 AM, Pablo Yaggi pya...@alsurdelsur.com wrote:
Now I have my script running, It's a simple script that produces the
table-mirror effect apple does, but is it possible to check whether
the interface is available or not, I mean if gimp is running with -i mode
Pablo Yaggi wrote:
Hi, is it possible to use gimp from a C program ?
I want to open an image use some plugin on it and
save it. I know perl does something like that, but
I couldn't find info about that, could somebody
point me in a good direction ?
Bests,
Pablo
Hi!
The different
But I don't want to call it from a gimp plugin, I want to call it from
inside a simple c program, is it possible ?
I mean using libgimp outside Gimp, just linking to it, if it so
I suppose I need to make some initialization and I should
need to create some type of data object and so, any example
Pablo Yaggi wrote:
So ..., I think a couple of things are not clear to me about gimp,
if plugins communicate with the core of gimp thought a pipe, I
should be able to create a plugin to do what i want, even
call other plugins, but could that plugin be executed from outside
the core ?
Ok, then I keep googling and I'll check gegl a little deep,
thank's Martin,
BR,
Pablo
On Sunday 14 December 2008 15:59:59 Martin Nordholts wrote:
Pablo Yaggi wrote:
So ..., I think a couple of things are not clear to me about gimp,
if plugins communicate with the core of gimp thought a
Quoting Pablo Yaggi pya...@alsurdelsur.com:
So ..., I think a couple of things are not clear to me about gimp,
if plugins communicate with the core of gimp thought a pipe, I
should be able to create a plugin to do what i want, even
call other plugins, but could that plugin be executed from
Hi,
Akkana Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Apparently someone (in gnome?) is working on some sort of
card-sorting app to help with distributed paper prototyping.
The application I am speaking of is being developed by the team behind
openusability.org. The main advantage will be that it will
On 8/27/05, Akkana Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
card-sorting app to help with distributed paper prototyping. But it
occurred to me (based on an offhand comment I read on slashdot, of
all places) that GIMP itself could be a pretty good paper
prototyping system. After all, you can have lots of
On 8/27/05, michael chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It might help if you bind the text layers to a coloured layer, (either
white, or white with an outline, or something), so they're easier to
see. [Especially if trying to create a layout that fills multiple
conditions.]
Sorry, said this before
On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 23:57, Russell St.Fleur wrote:
I created a plug-in for gimp and when given certain parameters add text
to the file. I would like to know if there is a way for the plug-in to
work ie.. add the text to the file via the command line.
This plug-in is stored
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 12:55:15PM +0300, Tuomas Kuosmanen wrote:
This plug-in is stored on a Server and being accessed by other client
machines. I want them to be able to open a window access the server,
run the program without getting the dreaded Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tino Schwarze) writes:
This is because Gimp needs an X display to work. Now, there is a way to
work around this, either just point it to some machine that gives it
access to the DISPLAY, or use the virtual framebuffer of the linux
kernel (if the machine runs
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