Hi,
I upgraded to the new Gimp 1.2.1 but I still get Script-Fu crashes,
especially on the Puzzle plugin. Gimp itself is fine. Anyone else has
this?
--
Jonathan Gift
Hi,
I have the Ximian debian potato compiled gimp installed and every so
often I get a segmentation fault using various filters. The Puzzle one
did it to me several times when rapidly scrolling through a number
setting. Is this me or do others get this? Is it Gimp, Script-Fu, a
badly written
Hi!
> Is there a tutorial/documentation for script fu programming available?
A Google search offers some good links to Script-fu tutorials. Just try:
http://www.google.com/search?q=gimp+script-fu+tutorial
There's also a tiny introduction in Scheme (the Script-fu language) at
the G
Is there a tutorial/documentation for script fu programming available?
Hans (GIMP newbie)
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Hello
I am trying to combine two functions, gimp-image-resize
and gimp-image-set-resolution into a script-fu, webify-pix
http://antioch-college.edu/~dcarrigan/webify-pix.scm
I am not having and any luck and can not figure out
what is wrong from the tutorials or the scheme debugger.
Any help
I know I'm probably missing something idiotically simple here but here goes
anyway :). Running GIMP 1.1.17 Downloaded some script-fus ...
specifically
the Neon script-fu, the 3d outline, and granite slab. Regarding the neon,
doing
script-fu->Alchemy->neon sign on simple text pla
It's a simple question but I can't find any doc on it anywhere - how
do I interact with a script-fu-server?
Dale
-
Despite the brusque/curmudgeonly/terse nature of my e-
Hi
Anybody with Script-Fu experiences?
I would like to write a very small script (actually my first...), which would be able
to do the following for me:
- Add a drop-shadow (script-fu-drop-shadow)
- Flatten the image (gimp-image-flatten)
- Save this "new" picture under the old name
Carl-Johan Sveningsson wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> It's a great nice plugin,
Thanks!
> but 1.9 won't work at all for me.
> I don't know, is my gimp (1.1.25) weird or what's wrong?
No, but as I have stated, V1.9 is (only) for Gimp 1.0.
The error is typical for Gimp 1.1 (and there are a lot
more "errors
Hi.
It's a great nice plugin, but 1.9 won't work at all for me.
When I tried to shut off fadeout in the old version, this happened too,
but now it won't work at all.
I don't know, is my gimp (1.1.25) weird or what's wrong?
Anyway, the error I get is:
Script-Fu Erro
First, let me say thanks to all people who gave me feedback
and sent me bug reports the last days. This helps alot (and
keeps me on working ;-)
Now for the news:
I've just released Script-Fu "Burn-In" V1.9 for Gimp 1.0.X.
You can now use your own background-layer and create
f
sing guile-gtk,
> to create customized user-interfaces.
Yes, bnut there is no difference to python or perl in that respect. And
there are a *lot* more perl installations then python (or guile).
No, the only (but for me important) advantage of script-fu (siod) over ANY
other interface (except
uld be, but
it would have the advantage that it would be a full featured
programming language and it would probably offer accessing guile-gtk,
to create customized user-interfaces.
The current SIOD implementation which is used for Script-Fu is missing
a lot of features and differs heavily from R5RS,
Carl-Johan Sveningsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. Would it be ok if this was maybe translated into Swedish some day and
> mirrored at a gimp-page? Maybe GUG will want it too.
Sure, take it, hack it, translate it, whatever you want.
> 2. How widely-used should script
On Thu, Aug 17, 2000 at 12:45:13AM +0200, Carl-Johan Sveningsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> 2. How widely-used should script-fu still be? I recall hearing a
> discussion that SF would (should?) die in favour of perl-fu and c-plugins?
I don't. However, I would rather see
> Hi,
>
> I have written just another Script-Fu tutorial, its a short tutorial
> for the people, which are already familar with the Scheme language. It
> gives step by step instructions on how to write an example Script-Fu,
> avoid pitfalls and debug Script-Fu. The tutori
Hi,
I have written just another Script-Fu tutorial, its a short tutorial
for the people, which are already familar with the Scheme language. It
gives step by step instructions on how to write an example Script-Fu,
avoid pitfalls and debug Script-Fu. The tutorial isn't completly
finishe
>> it via /proc, so check you have compiled and enabled). FreeBSD, if not does
>> something like that, should too (in the same way that Linux and FreeBSD
>> share the idea of virtual consoles, which is great).
>FreeBSD doesn't need that, as it doesn't crash nearly as often as linux
>;->
I never h
On Thu, Jul 20, 2000 at 04:24:26PM +0200, "Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it via /proc, so check you have compiled and enabled). FreeBSD, if not does
> something like that, should too (in the same way that Linux and FreeBSD
> share the idea of virtual consoles,
>Does somebody know about a possibility to separate these two things,
>without uninstalling ICQ?
Change the extension association, whatever the way that is done now (my last
Windows is NT with plain Explorer). I suppose (but I dunno) that Gimp will
be able to live with that. I would ask the Win32
>> Did you tried the SUBmarine tactic? Alt+SysReq+S (sync disks), wait until
>windows? linux? frebsd?
Sorry, Linux (option in 2.2 and up, can be disabled, even if you compiled,
it via /proc, so check you have compiled and enabled). FreeBSD, if not does
something like that, should too (in th
Hi, once more,
> what icq are you using? i have icqjava and have never had a problem.
Do you run it on a Linux machine? I didn't know, that this is possible.
Hago
hi,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, clemensF wrote:
> > Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero:
>
> > Did you tried the SUBmarine tactic? Alt+SysReq+S (sync disks), wait until
>
> windows? linux? frebsd?
this is Linux - but only if the SysReq function has been compiled into the
kernel options (when
Hi,
> what icq are you using?
I don't know, it's on Win98.
Hago
what icq are you using? i have icqjava and have never had a problem.
Hi all,
I read several times about script-fu to crash because of "nobody knows".
4 days ago I installed ICQ and since then my script-fus are crashing
too. Not all the time, but sometimes.
The reason:
ICQ uses *.SCM as a fileending. Any music files, but without them, ICQ
doesn'
> Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero:
> Did you tried the SUBmarine tactic? Alt+SysReq+S (sync disks), wait until
windows? linux? frebsd?
clemens
Some details to add to what Marc said:
>I've had 3 random freezes of the keyboard upon startx, with the monitor
>going black and the only way out a hard reboot. I've fiddled about with
>fsck (and been yelled at by German geeks for doing that) but something
>seems to always work to get it back. Not
On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 09:19:09PM -0600, Kate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recently began using the gimp - version 1.1.7, as it came with the SuSE
> 6.2 distribution (a stripped down, 1 cd version of 6.2, it appears)
Try upgrading to a recent development version of gimp, 1.1.7 is YEARS old.
>
I recently began using the gimp - version 1.1.7, as it came with the SuSE
6.2 distribution (a stripped down, 1 cd version of 6.2, it appears)
So, far I'm just experimenting, but I've had a lot of crashes with
script-fu. When you click 'ok' the program freezes, and while
Oh my!
So simple? Linux is the paradise!
Thank you very much
Marc Lehmann wrote:
> Instead of using Gimp, use ImageMagick and a command like this:
>
> convert +append img1.ppm img2.ppm img3.ppm result.ppm
>
> --
> -==- |
> ==--
On Fri, Jul 14, 2000 at 06:10:16PM -0300, Debian Linux User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (http://www.blender.nl), witch saves each frame in a diferent file. All
> frames have the same size. I need to load all N images and (where N is a
> number I don't know) and make, with them, a single
number I don't know) and make, with them, a single one. Each frame needs
to be at the side of the other, in horizontal.
I want to use gimp to do this task. I want to make a plug-in or a
script-fu (in C, scheme or python) that receive all images as input and
and generate the final image for m
Hi Stephan,
Check it out at http://www.helixcode.com.
regards,
Andrew
-Original Message-
From: Stephan Henningsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 10 July 2000 9:24 PM
To: Andrew J Fortune
Cc: Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Fonts in Script
On Sun, 9 Jul 2000, Andrew J Fortune wrote:
> Hi Guillermo,
>
> Thanks for your lead. I have located a Helix RPM of Gimp-1-1-24 and
Excuse me, but what is all this Helix talk about? Is it a
nickname for some new RedHat dist. or what?
--
-Stephan /
/ http://linux.e.iha.dk/~stepha
>Thanks for your lead. I have located a Helix RPM of Gimp-1-1-24 and
>successfully installed it. Do you happen to know if I also need to install
>(whether by RPM or make) the associated gimp-data file, or is it already a
>part of Gimp-1-1-24 ?
I have been a bit offline latelly (exams and work), s
-
From: Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, 8 July 2000 11:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Fonts in Script-FU Dialogs
[...]
>Firstly, am I going down the right track by looking here ?
Yes, if you know how to compile after getting the fi
[...]
>Firstly, am I going down the right track by looking here ?
Yes, if you know how to compile after getting the files.
>Secondly, what do I do with these files once I download them -- some of
>these files are large, so I am not going to download them yet until I know
>for sure these are what
D]
Subject: Re: Fonts in Script-FU Dialogs
>Am I missing something ? The version of the GIMP that I have is 1.04.
You answered your own question: 1.0.4. Get a 1.1.x and try again, nice
widgets for script-fu dialogs (and a lot more of things).
GSR
>Am I missing something ? The version of the GIMP that I have is 1.04.
You answered your own question: 1.0.4. Get a 1.1.x and try again, nice
widgets for script-fu dialogs (and a lot more of things).
GSR
so many
problems with the LILO prompt, that I scrapped that idea for a while.
I have noticed that when I run a Script-FU logo, the Font field on the
dialog does not allow you to select from a list of fonts. Rather, you have
to type in the name manually. This seems a bit primitive !
Am I missing
I forgot one additional question: I wonder why the perl plugin on my SunBox is
behaving differently then on my IntelLinux box. The round selection (radius) on my
Linux box apparently works with pixels, wereas on the solaris box, I can choose a
rounding of 0.33, to get the same rounding than c
I have a script-fu which works nicely in the standard mode. Its
transforms pictures into a customized "old fashioned" look with the
effortlessy.
I just can't figure out the command line which will get the Gimp (I
upgraded to bleeding-edge 1.1.23 because 1.0.4 wasn't doing it
hi,
> First, I think you are right, when I let the first picture open, the
>fu-selection-round works still on the first picture. Only when I close the first
>one, I will get the error. But how do I get around it? And which "0" are you
>referring to?
it'll be the '0' that fails the script.
Alan,
thanks very much!
However, I need a little "fill in" on this:
First, I think you are right, when I let the first picture open, the
fu-selection-round works still on the first picture. Only when I close the first one,
I will get the error. But how do I get around it? And which "0" are
hi,
> The strange thing here is, that I can call this script once (it just gives me a
>white image with a rounded selection), but when I call this script again, I get the
>error message:
>
> Script-Fu Error
> ERROR: Procedural database execution failed:
> (gimp_selectio
Hi List!
I have decided, that I want to stay with the script-fu-selection-round, instead of the
perl-fu. This is simply because this function does it ... nearly :)
Could somebody please verify the following short script (maybe a Linux user, since I
am on Solaris, and I have discovered
I believe, there is a slight misconception, what I will achive (no wonder, I did not
say it:-):
This script will _create a new_ picture and does something with it.
>add these lines to (script-fu register ..)
>SF-IMAGE "The image" 0
>SF-DRAWABLE "The layer"
On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 12:37:39PM +0200, Thomas Stolt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...I am stuck. Below, you find a short script, nothing difficult or special, just a
I am not fluent on script-fu, but I don't see where your "theLayer1" comes
from, so I am not sure
manually, it works!!!
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Thomas
(define (script-fu-text-box inText inFont inFontSize inTextColor) (let* (
(theImageWidth 100)
(theImageHeight 30)
(theImage (car (gimp-image-new theImageWidth theImageHeight RGB
Hi all,
One more quick note on the script-fu function that follows
a tutorial (more info at URL below). I have been urged to
link to the file from a web page rather than just point to the
file itself. So, please use
http://udel.edu/~mm/gimp/
to get to my rather measly gimp page
On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 11:03:58AM -0400, Mike Markowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What are the Scheme calls to apply a mask to its layer?
the pdb call you want is gimp_image_remove_layer_mask
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-==- |
==-- _
Hi,
> I've just finished writing a Scheme script-fu program that mostly
> follows along with the tutorial at
>
> http://www.gimp.org/tut-sum1.html
>
> I discovered that script-fu is easy, but finding documentation isn't.
> To that end, I've tried
Hi all,
I've just finished writing a Scheme script-fu program that mostly
follows along with the tutorial at
http://www.gimp.org/tut-sum1.html
I discovered that script-fu is easy, but finding documentation isn't.
To that end, I've tried to thoroughly comment my program a
Hi all,
What are the Scheme calls to apply a mask to its layer?
All I find is gimp-layer-set-apply-mask. Either it's not
doing what I expect or my code is buggy.
For background, I have a layer with a mask. I copy the layer
but must apply the mask before I can use the next mask. This
must be e
Hi,
Per Pettersson wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I am kinda new to the gimp and I wonder how do I install Script-Fu's, and if
> that is possible. If it is, where can I find them for download?
You can either use 'gimptool' command:
$gimptool --install-script
or simple copy script to "~/.gimp1-1/scripts"
Hi all!
I am kinda new to the gimp and I wonder how do I install Script-Fu's, and if
that is possible. If it is, where can I find them for download?
Best regards, Per Pettersson
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Get Your
"Christian Schlange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is this list the right place for discussions about script-fu-development
> (in scheme and perl) ?
Jupp.
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On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 02:27:57PM +0200, Christian Schlange
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is this list the right place for discussions about script-fu-development
> (in scheme and perl) ?
Yes, although you cannot do script-fu devel
Hello,
Is this list the right place for discussions about script-fu-development
(in scheme and perl) ?
Thanx,
Christian
Hello,
I've got one simple script-fu question:
If you create a new image like this:
(set! new-image (car (gimp-image-new iwidth yheight image-type)))
(set! new-draw (car (gimp-layer-new new-image iwidth yheight draw-type "Selection"
100 NORMAL)))
(gimp-image-add-laye
Fábio Sato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can use a script to open the images and call another one to do the
> dirty job, passing the references to the images and to the drawables
> (like you mentioned). So my problem is this: how can I open a file
> (within a script) and get a reference to the
Hi Christian,
---
> .
> .
> .
> Then you get a reference to the active layer, called drawable ...
> You simple pass 'drawable' to all the functions then. Was this
> your problem ?
---
Ok, this works if you work interactively, when you open the files by
yourself and right click on the image and s
"0" (I don't know any
> reference, so I thought that "0" would refer to first layer in the
> stack), but it's not working...
Register the function like:
(script-fu-register
"script-fu-selection-split-image"
"/Script-Fu/Selection/Split An I
Hi people,
I'm beginning to work with script-fu and I'm having a little difficulty
to load two images and paste one into other.
I'm wondering how do I know which is the reference to the background
layer of a image that I've just opened. I think that my error is
occurring wh
HI
I've just finished a script-fu that splits an RGB*-image into pieces and
saves them them to gifs. I needed this script to produce buttons for a
web-site. If you create web-gfx with gimp you often have many icons,
buttons or whatever of one type. So its easier to create and manipulat
Hi,
is there somewhere a list of all the function available that are
accessable from script-fu?
I know that there is the DB-Browser, but thats not what I am searching
for, I am interested in all the other functions, which are not listed
in the DB-Browser, especially file and directory handling
HI
I've just finished a script-fu that splits an RGB*-image into pieces and
saves them them to gifs. I needed this script to produce buttons for a
web-site. If you create web-gfx with gimp you often have many icons,
buttons or whatever of one type. So its easier to create and manipulat
thanks that would do it.
s@m
Something like this will give you at least a file dialog, probably not
exacly what you want, but better than nothing:
(script-fu-register
"script-fu-tuxracer-save-as-rgbs"
"/Script-Fu/Tuxracer/Save Image as RGBs"
"Saves a layed image as seperated RGB images u
i made a script that saves an image giving it the filename.
now i want it to either:
1- remember the last filename i typed
2- give me the SAVE dialog
3- have a mecanism to pass a path as a layer name for example.
thanks for your help.
dont cc to me i'm subscribed.
On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 02:25:39PM -, Simon Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Failing that can anyone see what is wrong?
apart from what others have said, the program scm2scm that comes with
gimp-1.1 (you need perl) translates _some_ of the calls to the new syntax.
--
-==-
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Simon Wood wrote:
>
> Failing that can anyone see what is wrong?
>
> http://www.mungewell.ndirect.co.uk/fujidx10/fuji-anim.scm
>
Simon, I don't have time to look at your script, but some functions have
changed in script-fu for Gimp 1.1/1.2. Open the
Hi all,
A while ago I wrote a little script to convert the 'continuous' output from
my Fujifilm DX-10 (1024x768 image which is a 3x3 matrix of smaller shots
taken about 1/5 second apart) to a layered GIF animation.
However I now find that with the latest GIMP for Windows
(gimp-setup-2201.zip
> Is it possible to call a bash-script from within a Script-Fu script. I
Don't know, about the scheme Script-Fu, but when you're working with gimp perl,
this should be no problem.
Regards
Steve
Hi.
Is it possible to call a bash-script from within a Script-Fu script. I
need something like saving an image to the disk (or to a pipe), let a
external program do some changes of the image and then load it back
into GIMP from the disk (or pipe) again.
Thanks in advance
Thomas Dahl
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 11:35:22AM +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this just happen with gimp-perl or also with the scheme scripts?
This happens with anything else that calls script-fu (wether its perl,
python or c), except script-fu itself, since it does
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000 11:35:22 +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Yeah, now, after upgrading to 1.1.14 ... all you said came true:
>Gimp crashes :-)
Maybe you should try 1.1.15, which is the most recent developer's
release. :)
Kelly
> > GIMP version 1.1.11
>
> ^^^ that version is waay old it already has a long beard! please try a
> slightly newer one, and most probably everything I said becomes more true.
Yeah, now, after upgrading to 1.1.14 ... all you said came true:
Gimp crashes :-)
Does this just happen with gimp-
On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 12:27:20AM +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> GIMP version 1.1.11
^^^ that version is waay old it already has a long beard! please try a
slightly newer one, and most probably everything I said becomes more true.
--
-==-
f gimp are you using, btw? If it's 1.0, then it indeed
> is named "script-fu-drop-shadow", and then you need to call it either like:
nope, as I wrote in the very beginning of this threat:
function/macro "shadow" not found in Gimp at
/home/skrodzki/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins
it's 1.0, then it indeed
is named "script-fu-drop-shadow", and then you need to call it either like:
"Gimp::script-fu-drop-shadow"->(args)
or
&{"Gimp::script-fu-drop-shado
> > marly-text-button: function/macro "script_fu_drop_shadow" not found in Gimp at
>/home/skrodzki/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins/marly-text-button line 39 (ERROR)
>
> You need to import the ":auto"-tag from the Gimp module to get all functions
> in your current module, or otherwise you have to call it as a
On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 04:39:01PM +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is the result I get then:
>
> marly-text-button: function/macro "script_fu_drop_shadow" not found in Gimp at
>/home/skrodzki/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins/marly-text-button line 39 (ERROR)
You need to import the
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000 18:43:03 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stephan
Skrodzki) said:
>Howdy,
>I'd like to use a Script-Fu script from within gimp-perl a Gimp tells me:
>function/macro "shadow" not found in Gimp at
>/home/skrodzki/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins/marly-text-button line
I've also got some samples
http://obscura.obscurasite.com/openverse/
They were from a logo design contest we had for OpenVerse Chat. The only
rule was that the logos were made with Gimp.
Enjoy!
--
Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com/
OpenVerse http://www.openverse.org/
Hi!
I created a page which shows standard Gimp logos, without having to run
the tool to try them. As long as there is no preview function in The
Gimp, this should save a lot of time for some of you Gimp users!
http://michaelo.free.fr/gimp/logos.html
Hoping this will be useful...
Michae
> > I'd like to use a Script-Fu script from within gimp-perl a Gimp tells me:
>
> > script-fu-drop-shadow(0,$unsel_lay,8,8,15,"black",60,1);
>
> You are trying to subtract "shadow" from "drop" from "fu" from
>
On Sun, Jan 23, 2000 at 06:43:03PM +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I'd like to use a Script-Fu script from within gimp-perl a Gimp tells me:
> script-fu-drop-shadow(0,$unsel_lay,8,8,15,"black",60,1);
You are trying to subtr
Howdy,
I'd like to use a Script-Fu script from within gimp-perl a Gimp tells me:
function/macro "shadow" not found in Gimp at
/home/skrodzki/.gimp-1.1/plug-ins/marly-text-button line 39 (ERROR)
And excerpt of the script:
use Gimp qw(:auto __);
use Gimp::Fu;
.
.
.
arameters than old version (and
your script uses it). Use PDB to investigate. Try to input the script by
hand and watch where it dies.
>Does anybody know a reliable tutorial for script-fu?
>Or would somebody be so kind and have a look on the script?
Sorry, busy, exams in a week, I c
settings on the other one and
click OK, it disappears instead of working, and leaves me the message: Too few
arguments. I don't understand it, because I did it just like in the (german)
GUM.
Does anybody know a reliable tutorial for script-fu?
Or would somebody be so kind and have a look on the s
On Don, 20 Jan 2000 wrote the famous Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero:
>>in chapter 38 of the "Gimp User Manual" I found an example for how to do a
>>Script-fu. For the beginning I copied the example-script to
>>/root/.gimp-1.1/scripts/ , made "refres
>in chapter 38 of the "Gimp User Manual" I found an example for how to do a
>Script-fu. For the beginning I copied the example-script to
>/root/.gimp-1.1/scripts/ , made "refresh" and tried to find it in the DB
>Browser. But there was nothing. I copied it also t
Hi everybody,
in chapter 38 of the "Gimp User Manual" I found an example for how to do a
Script-fu. For the beginning I copied the example-script to
/root/.gimp-1.1/scripts/ , made "refresh" and tried to find it in the DB
Browser. But there was nothing. I copied it also to
/
Michael Johnson wrote:
>
> you need to have the output filename at the end.
> that should work, try this:
>
> 'convert -rotate 90 14.jpeg 14.jpeg'
That did it thanks.
>
> also, the script-fu stuff you were looking for is in the GIMP User Manual
> (manual.g
you need to have the output filename at the end.
that should work, try this:
'convert -rotate 90 14.jpeg 14.jpeg'
also, the script-fu stuff you were looking for is in the GIMP User Manual
(manual.gimp.org) There are two chapters in there and I think they are the
same as the two limk
d the various links from gimp.org to the various script-fu
> > sites. Many are non-existent or broken. I'm trying to find out how I
> > can create a simple batch script. All I need to do is rotate some
> > images 90 degrees. But, it's about 150 images and for obvious re
Thanks, worked like a charm.
Carl-Johan Sveningsson wrote:
>
> > I've followed the various links from gimp.org to the various script-fu
> > sites. Many are non-existent or broken. I'm trying to find out how I
> > can create a simple batch script. All I need to
> I've followed the various links from gimp.org to the various script-fu
> sites. Many are non-existent or broken. I'm trying to find out how I
> can create a simple batch script. All I need to do is rotate some
> images 90 degrees. But, it's about 150 images and f
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