If I'm understanding correctly then you can make the task much easier.
Create a script that uses a two point path. The first point of the path to be
defined is the centre of rotation (the point that gives the x,y offset by which
the image must be moved) and the gradient of the straight line
>If you are able to build GIMP from source you could edit the following
>lines in function gimp_rotate_tool_prepare() in gimprotatetool.c/.
>
>Change the lines:
>tr_tool->trans_info[PIVOT_X] = (gdouble) (tr_tool->x1 + tr_tool->x2)
>/ 2.0;
>tr_tool->trans_info[PIVOT_Y] = (gdouble) (tr_tool->y1 +
>I'm looking for a way to set the auto center for rotation to 53, 672
>instead of the image center. I have 1200 images to process and
>reducing even a few keystrokes makes a big difference. tks, S
If you are able to build GIMP from source you could edit the following lines in
function
On 11/26/17 20:56, Stratos wrote:
I'm looking for a way to set the auto center for rotation to 53, 672 instead of
the image center. I have 1200 images to process and reducing even a few
keystrokes makes a big difference. tks, S
Several ideas, depending on what you have to do and how good you
Unfortunately, no. This task is to bring all the images into axial alignment,
They vary from +12 deg to -12 deg out of alignment more or less randomly.
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>I'm looking for a way to set the auto center for rotation to 53, 672
>instead of the image center. I have 1200 images to process and
>reducing even a few keystrokes makes a big difference. tks, S
Is it a different amount of rotation for each image?
If the rotation is constant, the the batch
I'm looking for a way to set the auto center for rotation to 53, 672 instead of
the image center. I have 1200 images to process and reducing even a few
keystrokes makes a big difference. tks, S
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