Hello everyone, first sorry if my English is average (I'm a stupid French).
As part of a 3d project, I need to develop a small script for gimp. I hope I'm in the right place



I would need a script that follows these steps;
- save the file
- merge all layers
- slice using guides
-export the different images created in .png.as it is all I can do is put the layers together and save each image in Gimp format.

I've scoured the web and tried to combine the scripts found:

Hi, I am sorry if this is a duplicate question. I did my best to check for topics that answered my question, but I'm still a little lost.

What I am trying to do:
load an image from folder_1,
do some transformation to it (this part I understand well enough),
save the image to folder_2 (I can do this using some code I found)

Where I am getting stuck:
my syntax for loading the file seems to be wrong.
It's not showing up in the file menu, which I assume means that I'm missing some essential lines.

I found some code that works to save the file, so I will omit that from my code sample.

This is basically what I have.



#!/usr/bin/python
from gimpfu import *

def load_file():

    path = "C:\Users\User\Pictures\GIMP\folder_1\01.png"
    filename = path
    raw_filename = path
    image = pdb.file_png_load(filename, raw_filename)


register(
    proc_name = ("python-fu-load"),
    blurb = ("load file"),
    help = ("imports png from 'new folder' with the name 01"),
    author = ("REC"),
    copyright = ("REC"),
    date = ("2022"),
    label = ("load file"),
    imagetypes = ("*"),
    parameters = [
        (PF_IMAGE, "image", "takes current image", None),
        (PF_DRAWABLE, "drawable", "input layer", None)
        ],
    results = [],
    function = (load_file),
    menu = ("<image>/Layer")
    )

main()




I know that I'm missing something very basic, but I haven't been able to find an example that simply loads a file to work on using python-fu.
I would love to get my hands on some basic utility plugins or examples written for python-fu, if I have something to reference I can probably figure out what I need.

Thank you for reading this.

Hi all! I've got a bit of a question about scripting. I'm trying to get a script to resize two both layers of an image instead of just the active one, but I'm not entirely sure how to go about doing that. First, I set up the image with this script:

Hello, I wanted to fill the bottom part of an image with the background color. But I select the color that I put in the background and fill with it but it is not the same as the background, but it is a little lighter, as you can see in the photo. can this be resolved?
   

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Hi, bin noch am Überlegen, in welches Grafik-Programm ich tiefer einsteigen soll. Gimp macht ja einen sehr vielseitigen Eindruck und bietet  auch eine umfangreiche Hilfefunktion. Was mir aber fürs erste aufgefallen ist, bzw. was ich vermisse (vielleicht auch in der Hilfe  übersehen habe):
Z.B. etwas mit dem "Stift" zeichnen - wie kann man das Werkzeug ganz ablegen, bzw. beenden? (So dass man mit der Maus über das Bild fahren kann, ohne dass etwas verändert wird, z.B. um einen Betrachter auf etwas audmerksam zu machen.)
Es gibt zwar u. a. eine kreisförmige Auswahl - wo ist aber ein Werkzeug, mit dem man einen Kreis (Ellipse, Rechteck usw.) zeichnen kann, was ja in vielen anderen Programmen zur Standardausstattung gehört?
Viele Grüße
Hannes

I can't understand this behavior, they delete their thread once they got an answer which fixes their problem.
My answer is far from being the best answer, but I think it could have helped others people quickly by not posting the same question and then wait hours for an answer.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GIMP/comments/y...osed_loop/

Hello all, thank you for taking the time to check my post.

I'm having an issue with Gimp. If I open a picture, I can edit it to my heart's content. But that's all. If I start a new file, just a blank one, that's fine. The moment I open a picture as a layer, gimp, for a lack of better term, freezes up. I can move the cursor. I can select tools, but I have to click one tool above the tool I want and it doesn't register as my having selected said tool unless I minimise the window and then bring it back up again. This is the same for any changes I make, including cropping. I can crop, but the lines do not appear. I have to minimise the window again and bring it back up, but even the cropping is off, so I have to click on the cropped area, guess how far to move it, minimise the program and bring it up again... Not only that, but once I have one layer added, I can no longer switch between layers.

Anyways, I hope I have explained the issue enough so that someone out there understands what is going on and how to rectify this issue.

Thanks again!

Is there a way to have a gradient in the shape of a square, and each corner has a different color? I achieved something similar with the conical setting, but it doesn't blend perfectly.

I've searched the net and found some tipps and hints for a workaround and some requests in bugzilla and GitLab which are closed...
So what i'm looking for is a floating preview window in single-window mode. The "New View" is just a new tab.
In multi-window mode i can get this floating window but can't pin it on top so i it disappears behind the canvas when i start editing.
Or is there a way to let the New View stay on top?

Michael


example multi-window mode: