I have an arbitrary shape (template) defined as an image that is transparent (alpha) wherever the shape isn't. There can be multiple disconnected transparent areas. As a simple example, imaging a donut shape that is transparent where the donut hole is, and also transparent outside of the donut. I want to apply this shape to other images such that the other image will be modified to be fully transparent in the same areas that the template is transparent. Thus using this as a cookie cutter of sorts. Is there a simple way to do this with Gimp (3)?
TIA!
I download Resynthesizer3.0, I put in C\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\3.0\
- plug-ins:
resynthesizer
- resynthesizer.exe
- scripts:
plugin-heal-selection.scm
plugin-heal-transparency.scm
plugin-resynth-controls.scm
When I used Heal Transparency i got this error: floor: argument 1 must be: number Plug-in 'Heal Transparency...' left image undo in inconsistent state, closing open undo groups
So, I move the scripts files in the plug-ins directory. And I put each file in a folder bearing their names
I get this new error: Error of execution « Heal Transparency... » : Error: Procedure execution of script-fu-heal-selection failed: Error: Procedure execution of plug-in-resynthesizer failed: The texture source is empty. Does any selection include non-transparent pixels?
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