I'd like to be able to open an image file in GIMP (GIMP 2.9, not sure if
the version makes a difference) and have a series of editing steps
performed automatically.
If I were asking this question just for myself, I'd probably assume that
figuring out "how to" is too much trouble.
However, in
Yes it is possible to automate a sequence of steps, BUT it's a programmatic
solution - you have to write scripts in Scheme, Python or maybe Perl.
At present (in 2.8.x) the support for scripts is firmly based around low
bit-depth. I was asking if the API has been updated to incorporate the
On 12/07/2015 11:43 AM, Kevin Payne wrote:
Yes it is possible to automate a sequence of steps, BUT it's a programmatic
solution - you have to write scripts in Scheme, Python or maybe Perl.
At present (in 2.8.x) the support for scripts is firmly based around low
bit-depth. I was asking if
Unfortunately no, no short version of pushing buttons (yet).
Script-fu or Python are probably the best bet at the moment? At least
there's a script fu console and the pdb to reference while building out a
script...
On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 6:35 AM Elle Stone
wrote:
I'd like to be able to open an image file in GIMP (GIMP 2.9, not sure if
the version makes a difference) and have a series of editing steps
performed automatically.
I found the following tutorial:
https://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Automate_Editing_in_GIMP/
That's a long, complicated tutorial
That then begs the question: Have any of the changes in 2.9.2 been reflected in
updates to the pdb calls for scripting? And if so, how are the fixed 0-255
ranges being handled?
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