Hello,

I have a strange question that I hope I can explain well. I have created 60 frames of a line image that shrinks from right to left. Here is a representation to try and show what I am doing 

----->
--->
->

I did this by creating each image 7 pixels shorter and then displaying image 60 to 1 in a countdown 

What I want to do now is reverse the animation like this 

<------
<---
<-

The problem is that I am trying to do this in a program that is used to create graphics for PC Sensor Panels (Aida64)

Apparently it displays images left justified so the only way I can think to do this is to push the frames from right to left like this 

<-----
..<---
....<-

and make the ... transparent 

Is there an easier way?

Thanks

something strange. l am using linux lite 6. i was looking on the internet for something similar to the old windows paint program and i came across, you guessed it, gimp. so being a little smart, i looked in my menu under graphics and all accessories. no gimp. next smart thing. i typed gimp in terminal. gimp 2.10 loaded up on my screen, i did my old paint things successfully, with no error messages, and closed gimp.  i incorrectly assumed i had installed gimp on my computer by type gimp in terminal. alas no gimp in my menu. so what the heck was that? and i can do it again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34wbi7hPGUw

Hi All,
I currently have version 3.2.6 installed in Gimp 2.10.36 in windows 11...

Do I install version 333 directly on top of the old version or does it need to be uninstalled?

How do I uninstall it?

Thanks,
FlutteringBy

Good evening,

I am using GIMP 2.10.18 on a MX Linux distro. I can't use nor see this plugin, despite being included into the /home/username/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/ folder:

https://www.gimpscripts.net/2020/12/cale...64bit.html

I know that it is a plugin which is apparently designed for the Windows version of GIMP. But, can I use it somehow on Linux? Can I convert to a format that Linux understands it?

I tried to launch GIMP for Windows via Wine and put that plugin in the corresponding plug-ins folder, but when I launch that plugin, GIMP hangs up.

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

I'd like to change the default X and Y resolutions for the Image/Layer Scalers
from 72 to 300

Any way to do that?

-K

Hello,
I have a problem with script in Python-FU. I want to run the script by drag-and-drop two files on .bat file.
Script is working fine when I run it from GIMP menu, but from .bat i receive error:

Hello.

I sometimes use a set of grunge brushes which tile seamlessly. Very good for game textures and other 3d scenes. To fit them to the image currently requires a couple of steps which I'd prefer to simplify:

1. Manually set brush size to image size (this usually applies to square images so the size value on its own is usually enough).


2. Create horizontal and vertical guides at 50% each (or zoom in and be careful). I recently installed a guides plugin which makes this a little easier.
Another option I read about was to set up the grid so that its lines cross at the centre, but that's quite a few steps and some people might want the grid for other uses.

The above may only be 2 steps but I may have several layers with different grunge brushes, and/or be making several images, so those 2 steps can multiply quite quickly. Some repetition will be needed if, between adding grunge brushes, I change the brush size for other things (e.g. eraser, painting, cloning etc).

Does anyone know if there are any addons that could simplify the above process? If not, I'd be happy to raise a feature request on the GNome page for 3.2 (I'm aware that 3.0 is now having just it's existing features tweaked, which makes sense).

I improved the animation I posted on the other forum




Started with a rectangle select of a fractal. I used mathmap flag chained to animated sphere. This makes a continuous animation. The sphere has an alpha background so it's a virtual sphere.

That makes the front animation. The back animation is the front reversed and made to look like it's on the inside of a sphere with G'MIC Distort lens. (not ideal because the front is alredy distorted)

Gimp has a tool called Script-fu Spinning globe. I checked it out because I'm looking for something that maps an image to the inside of an object. I was surprised to see that it was written in 1998. It makes the back and front similar or identical but I don't understand how it does the back. It feels like it was made in the 1990's

I packed the 90 layers of the back and scaled them to meet-up with the 90 packed layers on the front. I think the back is more of an optical illusion than a properly mapped object.

If anyone knows of a better way of doing something like this I would like to know?

Hello everyone. I am using GIMP for a project of mine and I need to facilitate the implementation of small pictures/icons when using them in the middle of a text, like you can find in card games.

Let's say I write a text as "This is a [heart] wow", could GIMP interpret [heart] as a symbol/picture and automatically replace it as follow : "This is a wow" ?

Is there a way for GIMP to "translate" a custom text code into an image ? Is there an option or plugin you guys know ? Thank you for your help and sorry for the weird question, google hasn't helped me.