Quoting Dillon :
> Sorry for being unclear - when I said "this line" I was referring to:
>
> (set! num-layers (car (gimp-image-get-layers newimage)))
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Dillon wrote:
>> Here is the code:
>> :
>> :
>> (set! newimage (car (gimp-file-load RUN-NONINTERACTIVE file
leparts))
>>> (set! xcfname (string-append (unbreakupstr fileparts ".") ".xcf"))
>>> (gimp-message "The new filename will be: ")
>>> (gimp-message xcfname)
>>> ; set image from the file, and then get the first layer and set it to
>>> newimage
>>&g
gt;> (set! newimage (car (gimp-file-load RUN-NONINTERACTIVE filename
>> filename)))
>> (set! num-layers (car (gimp-image-get-layers newimage)))
>> (set! layerIDs (cadr (gimp-image-get-layers newimage)))
>>
>> ; set drawable to the newimage
>> (gimp-message &qu
)
>
> ; set drawable to the newimage
> (gimp-message "Setting the Drawable.")
>
> (set! drawable (car (gimp-image-flatten newimage)))
>
>
> ; save the drawable from newimage as xcfname
> (gimp-message "Saving the new file.")
> (gimp-file-sav
Dillon wrote:
> (set! num-layers (car (gimp-image-get-layers newimage)))
> (set! layerIDs (cadr (gimp-image-get-layers newimage)))
What error messages do you get when the above lines are included?
> (define (batch-save-as-xcf pattern)
> (let* (
> (filelist (cadr (file-glob pattern 1)))
>
newimage)))
; save the drawable from newimage as xcfname
(gimp-message "Saving the new file.")
(gimp-file-save RUN-NONINTERACTIVE newimage drawable xcfname xcfname)
(set! filelist (cdr filelist))
)
)
)
Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:46:15 -0400
From: saulgo...@flash
That's the conclusion I came to as well. I am still figuring out how to do
raw CR2 files, but the script below does handle multi-page TIFFs just fine.
It's a PowerShell (Windows) wrapper around ImageMagick. Not elegant, and
the formatting on blogger kinda sucks (I'll fix that someday), but here
2010/6/6 Dillon :
> Someone off-list suggested ImageMagick. Some googling shows this command:
> convert mulitple.tif single%d.tif
>
> I think this will create multiple files, each representing a page from the
> tif.
> Since I planned on wrapping all my script-fu in PowerShell, I could insert a
> c
Quoting Dillon :
> The reason I'm writing my own script-fu, rather than using Daves Batch
> Processor, is that my TIF files are multi-page, and when I load the image
> and flatten it to a drawable, I end up with both pages flattened into one
> drawable. I only want one of the pages (I think the f
Someone off-list suggested ImageMagick. Some googling shows this command:
convert mulitple.tif single%d.tif
I think this will create multiple files, each representing a page from the
tif.
Since I planned on wrapping all my script-fu in PowerShell, I could insert a
call to imagemagick to create
2010/6/6 Dillon :
> Thanks Saulgoode, that worked! It solved both of my problems. Interesting.
> I'll have to puzzle through why it worked later, but now I'm on to my next
> challenge.
> The reason I'm writing my own script-fu, rather than using Daves Batch
> Processor, is that my TIF files are
Thanks Saulgoode, that worked! It solved both of my problems. Interesting.
I'll have to puzzle through why it worked later, but now I'm on to my next
challenge.
The reason I'm writing my own script-fu, rather than using Daves Batch
Processor, is that my TIF files are multi-page, and when I load
Quoting Dillon :
> I am trying to perform batch conversions of images, including scanned tifs
> (multi-page), JPGs, and .CR2 raw files.
>
> My workflow is as follows:
> 1) scan/acquire "raw" images to disk
> 2) batch convert to XCF
> 3) hand-edit selected XCFs
> 4) batch convert to flattened JPG/P
Hello folks,
I am trying to perform batch conversions of images, including scanned tifs
(multi-page), JPGs, and .CR2 raw files.
My workflow is as follows:
1) scan/acquire "raw" images to disk
2) batch convert to XCF
3) hand-edit selected XCFs
4) batch convert to flattened JPG/PNG/etc
I am workin
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