Regarding, concept 2 clones may kill each other, I'm
working under
the assumption, that the order of the directories in the
Edit /
Preferences / Folders, determines which script or plug-in
is used. The
2 arrows at the top of the panel change the order.
Not exactly and is not only a problem
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM, Alchemie foto\grafiche
fotocom...@yahoo.it wrote:
Regarding, concept 2 clones may kill each other, I'm
working under
the assumption, that the order of the directories in the
Edit /
Preferences / Folders, determines which script or plug-in
is used. The
2
P.S.
1 )
As far to avoid clone a simple example, supposed you found somewhere a script
called Trash Effect.scm author name Jonh Cubo
You may well have already same script somehow renamed and included in the FX
foundry pack
But check is easy,as example you may search FX-foundry filters for
Hi Alchemie and Gimp Users,
Ah, I got it. It happened to me yesterday when I installed a package
of scripts.
For example, add-bevel.scm comes from two sources. It was in the
system directory and this new package of scripts, which I installed in
my home Gimp directory. This is a first for me. The
I may answer only to question 2 this
In FX-Foundry, the name is: phillips-quick-sketch.scm
Last update according to internal comments: 9/9/2007
In Gimp-Registry, the name is: quick-sketch_0.scm
Last update according to internal comments: 2/9/2009
The changes made by a different person
Hi Alchemie and Gimp-Users:
Afg I may answer only to question 2 this
Afg FX Foundry constantly update scripts for newer Gimp version so 2 very
different thing may happen
Afg 1) in case of not more maintained script (that means very often)
Afg the FX-foundry version is the most up to date
Afg
Hi Gimp-user,
* One *
I was just trying things out and noticed some errors when I start Gimp
from the Linux command line. They don't seem to be causing any
problems, but I was wondering if anyone knew what they were.
If I take one for example, /././.gimp-2.6/patterns/. This directory
is in
Hi DJ,
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 10:51 AM, DJ delphit...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Gimp-user,
* One *
I was just trying things out and noticed some errors when I start Gimp
from the Linux command line. They don't seem to be causing any
problems, but I was wondering if anyone knew what they were.
