All,
I'm new to script-fu, and brushing up on my rusty Scheme, which I
haven't used in about 15 years!
I'm trying to write a script that will help me automate creating a
photobooth-like experience. I have a template with a space for 4
images, and some captured images that I want to scale down
On 12/8/09, David Gowers wrote:
Why should GIMP support SVG export?
Because jumping from one (bitmap) application to another (vector) and
back is fairly normal? While I agree with you that Inkscape is a
superior authoring tool for vector graphics, there is no reason why
GIMP shouldn't have SVG
Am Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2009 04:54:20 schrieb Programmer In Training:
SVG is a vector format, not a raster format; GIMP is a raster image
editor. Why should GIMP support SVG export? At least, there seems no
advantage in using GIMP over using Inkscape to make SVGs, and many
disadvantages.
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Torsten Neuer wrote:
The only way to fully support SVG in Gimp would be to implement SVG graphics
internally, so SVG export could be just native SVG without raster image
conversion. However, in this case, the Gimp image format would need to include
special
The greatest problem with your code is that 'gimp-image-resize' does
NOT scale the image to a different size, it merely changes the canvas
size of the image. If you want to scale your captured image, you
should use 'gimp-image-scale' or 'gimp-image-scale-full'.
Also, there is not much point
Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
On 12/8/09, David Gowers wrote:
Why should GIMP support SVG export?
Because jumping from one (bitmap) application to another (vector) and
back is fairly normal? While I agree with you that Inkscape is a
superior authoring tool for vector graphics, there is no
There is no non-sense that Inkscape supports some bitmap operations and
also no nonsense that a bitmap applications support some vector
possibilities simply because in many project, you simply need to mix
vector and bitmap datas.
a logo on a photo for example : and if the logo can be kept vector
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 6:52 AM, Cédric Gémy radar.ma...@free.fr wrote:
There is no non-sense that Inkscape supports some bitmap operations and
also no nonsense that a bitmap applications support some vector
possibilities simply because in many project, you simply need to mix
vector and bitmap
On 12/9/09, David Gowers wrote:
Not exactly. Paths have been available for a long time; however vector
layers were implemented by Henk Boom a year or so ago
Three years ago. It was a GSoC2006 project.
Alexandre
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HI, sorry but I am wondering how I can get those additional characters in the
fonts to work on my Gimp 2.6. I've tried the ATL with the number codes for
the certain fonts I tried this with and got nothing but a binking cursor to
show for the attempt. The ATL[code] works in Windows, so I know the
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