I am working on my first script-fu project on gimp 2.10 and have a problem using the gimp-item-transform-rotate procedure.

I can use this directly in the Script-Fu Console and it works correctly: (gimp-item-transform-rotate 2 -0.009593 0 907 73 )
When I try to use this same command in my script, the script will execute and I can see the status bar showing it do the rotate calculations, but when it finishes the layer is not actually rotated. What's odd is that once I manually click anywhere on the image with the fuzzy tool ... then the image will rotate correctly.

I tried putting a fuzzy select and bucket-fill command after the rotate command in my script ... the script finishes, but I have to manually click on the image before it does the rotate and bucket fill.

So my question is, what do I need to do in the script to apply the rotate command directly (and rotate the image without waiting for me to manually click on the image)?  Again, this is my first attempt with script-fu, so I am probably missing something pretty basic

Note: I also tried a (gimp-image-rotate image 0) command. It works correctly in the Script-Fu Console. When I run it in my script, it acts similar to above: the layer rotates correctly, but the photo does not rotate to fit the layer until I manually click somewhere on the image.

Gimp 2.10 on Windows 11, What i'm trying to do is save my eraser as the hardness 100 brush and shrink it so every time i pull up the eraser i have a circle for cleaning up lines instead of a pixel, but i don't want to change the paintbrush specs. I tried the Save Tool Presets option at the bottom of the tab and that brings up the preset thing on the right-hand side of the screen, then i click save there and nothing seems to happen. I right clock the eraser tool and there's no additional options, it looks like when i try to save again there's an eraser # 1 now (i tried a few times so I might have made the same thing over and over again by accident) and when i switch back to the drawing tool the brush size and settings keep from the eraser.

Tl;Dr I want to customize my eraser and save the brush size to just being the wider eraser and switch back to the thin pen without editing settings each time. Kinda new to GIMP here and this is my first forum post also so I'm doing my best and want to improve as much as I can 

Hi all,

I'm trying to set up a Python-Fu script that will get the file path of the current file, save the file, and then return the folder and file name of the file. For some reason, though, the os.path operations that I'm including don't appear to be working. Here's the code:

Hi all,

I've been trying to figure out how to set up a script that will do a drop shadow with the GEGL drop shadow filter. This is something I've wanted to do in the past, but didn't get any traction on it. Since then, I've found what seems like a possible solution, but I'm having issues actually implementing it.

I did this thread with a way to use GEGL with Python-Fu (is there a more current way to do this?), and I also found this set of scripts that transcribe the various GEGL operations into individual Python-Fu scripts (again, is there something more current than this?). I have both scripts in my Plug-Ins folder. If I use the drop shadow script from the "GEGL as Python" toolbar in Gimp, it works great. My question is how to properly code that into a script.

Here's the drop shadow script from MareroQ:

Hi,


I am looking for a tutorial or a procedure allowing you to position an animated image (.gif) on a jpg image.
I use version 2.10 of Gimp

Thank you for your answers

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I'm working on recolouring resource asset files for iTunes to create a dark mode theme - I managed to extract the files and now I'm searching a way to modify the extracted .png files.

The directory looked like this:


I went through the first 50 or so files manually adjusting the hue/saturation in Photoshop and they are starting to look much more like a dark mode theme:


Although manually editing them was a sound approach for testing the alterations, there are around 3000 extracted .png files in total so I'm searching for a way to process all of these files as a batch.

I was wondering if there was a way that GIMP could do this - perhaps a script that replaces certain colours with other colours so that it would be possible to create a variety of skins/themes in the future, for many different software. A script that could replicate the photoshop changes (hue/saturation adjustments) as a batch would suffice too as I would still be able to create a very basic dark mode theme for the community.

I cropped a pic and it looks fine except I didn't quite get the very outside border of the pic. So there's a tiny line at the top and the right. I did it right on the left. I tried to fix it with the Crop tool, but it didn't work. I tried the Eraser tool, but I couldn't get it to work, since I've never used it before. What the best way to fix this?

Hi all,

I have bundles for old yellowish photos to restore.

I run GUI commands/steps to do the job.  Can I write a script to do the job if I found the GUI commands/steps suitable after testing?

I have no idea of the back-end commands.  Please advise.  Thanks.

Regards