[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a general question to throw out there: Is it feasible to have
GIMP be modular in it's filters and image tools (basically all of the
image processing stuff outside of painting)? I've worked in 3D with
apps that have such an approach, where each module can be added /
removed and the object(s) update accordingly. This would make image
editing even more flexible, professional, and sexy (hehehe). This
way, one doesn't worry as much about having to go thru a lot of undos
when something goes wrong or the artist has a flash of inspiration
that's on a totally different track than he/she was on before. I've
been using GIMP for quite a while now, and I believe such
functionality would really enhance the GIMP experience.
Are you thinking of something like Blender's object viewer?
I quite like the idea of seeing the signal path laid out in a modular
form. You can see the channels flowing through the layers, which layers
have filters operating on them and how this affects the signal. It would
certainly be useful from the point of view of understanding how an image
gets processed in the GIMP. I don't know how useful it would be as a
tool in its own right, though. Perhaps you could use it to highlight
problems you're having.
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