04-24-2023, 12:59 AM
In Windows Gimp comes with its own Python runtime (a Python 2.7). Installing another Python runtime usually creates conflicts and breaks things. if you want to add modules, you have to add these to this specific runtime. You code syntax is probably good but your modules aren't seen. The best way to have a proper install is to install it using the runtime that will use. See this for a method.
To debug your problem, see this for some hints.
Plugins so far don't need to be in their own subdirectory (that will be a requirement in 3.0) but if they are the directory should be named after the executable.
This said what is the point of using PIL/Pillow in Gimp?
To debug your problem, see this for some hints.
Plugins so far don't need to be in their own subdirectory (that will be a requirement in 3.0) but if they are the directory should be named after the executable.
This said what is the point of using PIL/Pillow in Gimp?