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OS Windows 10 Home Build 19045.5854
Gimp v3.04

The plugin ofn3-layer-tiles fails to register. The verbose console messages of the Gimp-start on this point are:

Querying plug-in: 'c:\Program Files\GIMP 3\lib\gimp\3.0\plug-ins\ofn3-layer-tiles\ofn3-layer-tiles.py'
gimp-3.exe: LibGimpBase-WARNING: gimp: gimp_wire_read(): unexpected EOF

You find the verbose console messages in the attachment.

Any suggestion is much appreciated.

Ok so I don't really play the lottery but my uncle does, and I like to see odds/probability of different results.

I share the odds and before making this SIMPLE javascript tool, I would do the math myself with google calculator (just from the search bar) to figure out square size and then draw based on that in GIMP and add my own text to label it.

But then I thought I might do this more often in the future posting to forums so I thought to make this tool.

I just have to enter the odds (can be floats/decimals).
And it calculates the size to draw on javascript/html canvas for me.

First version just drew squares of predetermined colors.
But I have updated it a few times since then
and now it allows you to enter colors of your choice and description and displays the odds too.

I like it.
Then I can save the image and post like below
   

Here's the tool: tindoductran.github.io/visual-odds.html
What do you think? if anything?

Can I use a curve preset (Colours / Curves)  in batcher ?

So...ver 2.10.24 finally ceased working for me and I switched over to 3.0.4 . Now, I am finding it almost impossible to move dialog boxes around the screen because of the mix/max buttons. Is there any way to get rid of them?
i.e. how can i change
this: https://imgur.com/a/mld2naR
back into something like this: https://imgur.com/a/cwl3YEP

I like these 'evolution in action' stories especially from Australia.  

   

Story and video here:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/...-fountains

Back in the uncomfortably cold winter, possibly looking for a warmer morning while watching YouTubes on TV, I queried out of the blue if there was a known real location that may have inspired Bali Hai from the book and musical "South Pacific." Turns out, yes. It's called Ball's Pyramid.  It looks like this:

   

A few minutes later in the YT roulette wheel came this remarkable coincidence of a newly clarified location on Jupiter:

   

From all the fragments of images in the folder it looks like I tried but apparently abandoned an effort to create a superimposition animation of the two images fading into and out of each other's shapes and colors. By extension, Earth fades out and into Jupiter and Jupiter fades out and back into Earth.  This is one of the frames:

   

But the actual movie remains imaginary.

With Gimp 3 I want to do a batch conversion using 'Colors/Auto/White Balance', but I can't find the item in the 'Batcher' plugin. Does anyone know if 'White Balance' is possible with 'Batcher'?

I was using fixed size 100x100pixels to elliptical select, expand from center.
The results were 100x100pixels square, which was better than circular selections.
How can I make the square selections, as I had been doing weeks ago?
Thank you.

Using GIMP3 Tools ofn3-export-layers 
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gimp3-t...s/general/

I get "Error: car: argument 1 must be: pair"

GIMP 3.0.4
ofn3-export-layers.zip  2025-04-04  39.8 kB
Windows 11 64bit


Started GIMP.
Loaded image having 45 frames.

File>Export>Export Layers... (Dialog popup)

Provided Output Directory
Frame rate (ms)" 100

Default all other fields:
Filename format: %n_%68.png
Walk Direction: Bottom to top
Count offset: 0
Filter: All layers
Resample mode: Off
Interpolation threshold (ms): 0

Click OK
Get: "Error: car: argument 1 must be: pair"

The script seems to execute because the "Filters" menu drop down indicates it executed.

I don't have a clue how to address the "Error: car: argument 1 must be: pair"

Any suggestions?

Gimp 3.0.4: Monomixer converts the colors of a photo directly to gray. I tested it with a simple orange layer and this was the result after activating the 'Monomixer' (Colors / Desaturate / Monomixer). A bug ? Using the 'Colour Picker Tool' on the gray layer give orange as result.