When run interactively, the plasma plugin allows you to either provide
a random seed value or use the current time. When run from a script
(non-interactive), it always ignores the seed value passed in because
it forgets to clear a flag. This patch (against 1.1.23) fixes that:
--- plasma.c.orig
Hola~
Anyone know if gimp will support 32-bit images in the near future?
MO
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EINSTEIN: What I said is the fundamental, end-all, final
>Anyone know if gimp will support 32-bit images in the near future?
Whad do you mean with "32 bit images"? 32 bit per channel? RGBA 32 bits (8
per channel)? CMYK?
The 8 per channel is already supported, CMYK is in limbo due the problems it
has (real RGB <-> CMYK, taking into account monitors, pr
On Sat, Jul 15, 2000 at 02:29:02PM -0700, Michael O'Brien wrote:
>Anyone know if gimp will support 32-bit images in the near future?
GIMP already does this (32-bit = RGBA, the `extra' 8 bits is an alpha channel,
used for transparency information), and has done for a long time now.
/* Steinar */
Hi all,
I've done a script-fu in scheme, which works well in the
console, but
not so well when runing it.
The script is simply apply a (plug-in-gauss-rle 1 image drawable
5 1 1)
followed by (gimp-brightness-contrast image drawable -90 123) on an
animation.
Simple, isn't
