Yes, that is also one of the things I wanted to add first, not only
for more colors but to save screen space and provide the user with a
visual indication of which colors are active. I coded up a
color display that shows the colors much like the way The GIMP does,
and the user may change the
A good place to start is the Writing a GIMP Plug-In documentation:
http://gimp-plug-ins.sourceforge.net/doc/Writing/
Once you get the basic idea how plug-ins work and come up with an
algorithm you wish to implement, it helps to take the source code from a
simple plug-in, i.e. blur, and replace
There needs to be a way to select a texture before advanced tools can
be added to The GIMP. I propose to create a new dialog box similar
to the pattern selector. Instead of containing tilable RGB pixmaps, it
will contain tileable greyscale heightfield pixmaps. These textures will
be used by
See below-
On 4 Feb 2001, Sven Neumann wrote:
There needs to be a way to select a texture before advanced tools can
be added to The GIMP. I propose to create a new dialog box similar
to the pattern selector. Instead of containing tilable RGB pixmaps, it
will contain tileable greyscale
Regarding the previous email, it seems some tools call the brush paint
function with either SOFT or PRESSURE depending on the value of a boolean
variable. I'm not quite sure what's the difference between the two,
however, it looks like it might be better to add a boolean parameter to
the
On 9 Feb 2001, Jens Lautenbacher wrote:
Here the question naturally arises: what kind of functions should be
possible? Only transformations? Only some set of functions that are
predefined in the core? Or could there be some possibility to handle
user provided functions? How would these (if