Possibly a Gimp bug. When I run it for the second time, I get this message:
This likely happens because Gimp tries to restore the dialog values to the values used in the previous usage, and there is something missing somewhere.
This can be worked around by using "Filters > Reset all filters" before calling it again.This of course resets the values for this filter, as well as other filters....
A more complete workaround is to alter the script to use the current brush and FG/BG colors.
Quote:AttributeError: 'BrushSelector' object has no attribute 'set_brush'
This likely happens because Gimp tries to restore the dialog values to the values used in the previous usage, and there is something missing somewhere.
This can be worked around by using "Filters > Reset all filters" before calling it again.This of course resets the values for this filter, as well as other filters....
A more complete workaround is to alter the script to use the current brush and FG/BG colors.