I am creating a tartan - but the online Tartan Designer shows the colours by different horizontal and vertical interwoven coloured "threads".
While the "shade" created by these lines is realistic, I want the "interwoven" colours to show as a "simple" "flat" shade.   

Is it possible to "blend" the "threaded" colours into a single colour shade? 
   

Hi all!

I ran into a probably trivial problem: I can’t put a color layer (overlapping) on a certain layer, and instead, the color layer covers everything.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

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Hello all. I have Google'd this issue and have seen numerous posts in various forums with no real resolution. I am using Gimp v2.10.30 on a Windows 11 PC. The problem I am having and cannot seem to resolve is that upon printing, Gimp is reverting larger format documents to letter size. Here are the steps I am taking in the current example I am dealing with.

1. Create a new document that is 24" x 36" to be printed to an Epson SC-F570, large format sublimation printer.
   
2. Add all images to blank document.
3. In "Page Setup", change "Size" to "User-Defined" and "Source" to "Roll Paper" (as needed for printer in question).
   
4. Click "Print", bringing up the Gimp print dialogue.
5. Click "More settings" to launch the printer specific settings dialogue.
6. Change "Document Size" to "User-Defined" and "Output Size" to 24" x 36".
   
7. Click "OK" on printer specific dialogue.
8. Click "Print" on Gimp print dialogue, which brings up the printer specific print preview.
9. Document size reverted to 8.5" x 11"
   

I have done this over and over again. Regardless of how many ways I confirm the intended document and print size to be 24" x 36", once I get to the last step where I would hit "Print" for the final time to actually start printing, the document size is changed back to 8.5" x 11". This does not happen with other graphics software using the same process, computer and printer. This ONLY happens using Gimp. Has anyone experienced this and actually resolved it? Pulling what's left of my hair out trying to get Gimp to print larger formats properly. Thank you so much for any input.

Hello!

I've searched for hours for an answer on the net and I haven't found anything, although I'm sure my question is very simple, as I'm a beginner with script-fu. I've been working on GIMP for years, but I've never used the console.

Here's my question: on the console, I want to use the procedure:

gimp-drawable-hue-saturation

which I've chosen from the list. When I activate this procedure, I have to fill in the necessary data for

(gimp-drawable-hue-saturation drawable hue-range hue-offset lightness saturation overlap)

So I've entered my chosen values:
(gimp-drawable-hue-saturation drawable 0 0 0 -100 0)

But what do I do with DRAWABLE????

My layer is named "Calque", so I've tried the "Calque" syntax, and other possibilities, but I keep getting an error message, see the attached screenshot.

Thank you SO MUCH for your help!
Sylvie

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Hi all

I'm new to writing GIMP scripts, and relatively new to python, but slowly I'm beginning to make progress with python-fu and simple script development.

I have a process I'm currently performing manually on a regular basis, and I'd like to create a script to automate it. The manual process is as follows:

1. Select an area of the image
2. Perform Auto Levels (Colors -> Levels -> Auto Input Levels)
3. Undo Levels
4. Select all of the image
5. Re-apply the previous levels (Filters -> Repeat Levels)

In scripting the above, I've got as far as step 4 successfully - but for step 5 I'm stuck, as I can't find any procedure in the pdb that lets me re-apply the previous levels. After a bit of searching online, I found that GIMP writes these values to a GimpLevelsConfig.settings file in the AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\Filters directory (on my installation, at least) - and if I look in this file, I can indeed see the levels last applied... but I can't find any procedure that will let me retrieve the values.

So... my questions to the esteemed and knowledgeable python scripters here are:

1. Is there a way to call the Filters -> Repeat Levels function via an existing internal GIMP procedure?
2. If "no" to the above, is there a way to access the levels values last applied without resorting to the "GimpLevelsConfig.settings" file?
3. If "no" to the above, is there a way of reading the file via one or more existing internal GIMP procedures?
4. If "no" to the above, (a) how do I obtain the directory for the file (in case it's configured differently across versions and platforms), and (b) can anyone help me with guidance on reading and parsing the file to a set of variables?

Any assistance for this rank novice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Mike

PS. Sorry, I forgot to mention, I'm running GIMP 2.10 on Windows, Ubuntu and Fedora environments...

Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum.


I'm encountering an issue with GIMP 2.10.36 (revision 1) on Windows 10.


I would like to display emojis from the Segoe UI Emoji font in a textbox, similar to the example shown below (apologies for the French language!):

   

But when I copy and paste the same string into a GIMP textbox, the emojis are displayed as black outlined emojis, like the example below:

   

Do you have any ideas on how I can resolve this issue and make the emojis display correctly as intended?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello

like the title states the healing filter is not showing up in GIMP.

I use this folder
C:\Users\*\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins

and the resynth-partha files for 64bit Windows versions from this forum, but I also tried the Github RAW files before.
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Resynt...7#pid12687

I watched basically the same video by different uploaders on youtube for over 20 times and it just doesn't make sense to me.
I followed the procedures exactly but only

Filters>Maps>Resynthesizer shows up, not
Filters>Enhance>healing

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GIMP Version 2.10.36 (revision 1)
Windows 10 22H2
Python 3.12.2

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Editing DALL-E Images in ChatGPT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJirMpbvBrM

Hello, I would like to know if there is something in Gimp that comes close to what is seen in the shoot screens below (taken from a PS tutorial video)

       

Got a broken picture to show, its a bit misaligned but its got alot of potential, I just need a bit of time to stuff it up a bit longer then I'll have all these powerful images to show.
As a thumbnail its really good at tricking you a really awesome picture is there,  and I know what to do to fix it up.


   


And heres another one I did of Humpty Dumpty. (the aftermath.)

   


So they are missing a bit of definition, but the cool thing is I can do them pretty quickly,  so I'm looking extend the idea into some fairly long books where unless u can do 'em fast theres no point, then maybe ill be getting closer to the niche for it.  Even tho ai art has pretty much shooken things a fair bit, so its just for fun in the aftermath of mans furious invention.