On a somewhat related note, https://gist.github.com/unhammer/6376239 is
a tiny command-line (bash 4) script that creates animated SVG's from
whatever images you feed it. Might be useful (I've gotten smaller size
images with better colours than GIF can give with it).
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Kevin Brubeck Unhammer
On 08/28/2013 07:54 AM, Gunold Brunbauer wrote:
Its very easy: You need two photos: photo 1 of shows the interior,
photo 2 shows the exterior.
And of course these two photos should have have exactly the same
geometry (camera on stand, cars positioned with millimeter accuracy...).
The photo
Hi Ramon -
If you add any error mesage that show up in the console when you make
this call,
it would help you, and others to understand what is going on.
Otherwise, since the plug-in is not part of GIMP itself, if you have
no further anser here, you might try
to contact the plug-in author
GIMP: Opacity Access Obscurity
I. Would-be Satisfied User Question
II. System Feature Access Change Request |
I have never learned / figured out / been pointed at an example
for how to properly write a script which is usable in both interactive
and batch modes.
Let's say I have a script-fu add-on:
(define (add-watermark orgImg drw watermarkFileName relHt opacity)
...
)
(script-fu-register