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| Brush/Gradient/Swatch sets vs singles? |
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Posted by: Mithalogica - 07-11-2020, 12:24 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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New switcher from PS here (CS.5), running on MacOSX 10.13 (I know, and old version, it has to do with my Windows BootCamp - long story). Point is, I'm a bit confused and want to be sure I'm understanding correctly.
In PS, things like brushes, gradients, patterns, etc. are stored as sets. So a brush file (.abr) or gradient file (.grd) might hold a dozen or more brushes, or elated gradients and so on. These can also be loaded dynamically, from any folder, from within PS.
From what I"m seeing, in order to use these kinds of add-ons in GIMP, I need to add them as single items? And they all get dumped in the application package itself? That seems....unwieldy at best?
I have roughly 3.5 GB of brushes, 250 MB of patterns, a hundred or so gradeint sets with as many as 10, 20, or more gradients each. Imagining trying to find what I'm looking for with everything individually sounds hellish, and I suspect it would slow things to a crawl.
I also keep these in my Dropbox Folder so they get updated as I add new things, and I can load them into Photoshop on any machine I'm working on. I'm guessing having GIMP itself reside on DB and be run from different machines would play havoc with the app, so how could I keep my resources up to date on multiple machines?
Am I just vastly misunderstanding how GIMP handles these resources? Halp! Thank you all!
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| Font doesn't appear after adding it |
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Posted by: SonEfAdam - 07-08-2020, 01:27 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello. I added a font and refreshed the font list. It didn't appear. I restarted GIMP. It still didn't appear. So I just gave up and used Pixlr. The next day I opened GIMP and the font was there. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
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Old-photo-bakumatu incompatible with 2.10.21 |
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Posted by: Krikor - 07-07-2020, 06:45 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Hi,
Win10, Gimp 2.10.21 Sam's Portable, Script old-photo-bakumatu.scm.
I got this script from a link provided by @Nidhogg at http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=...10#p237580, and I really like it, both the results it produces directly and the possibilities it allows to be added manually after its execution.
It has always worked in the previous 2.10 versions I have used of Gimp, but in this current version (2.10.21 Sam's Portable) unfortunately it does not seem to be compatible and has errors and does not run completely.
The error messages are always as shown below, with the exception of the value called for the Plasma plugin (plug-in-plasma), these values always change, even for the same image.
I wish someone could fix this script, make it functional again.
Thanks in advance!
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