Script for OCR text (Balloon Text)


This script allows you to perform text recognition of the text balloons of an image, it also allows you to translate the text using Google Translator.
It can be translated from any language, Japanese, Korean, Chinese to English, Spanish. Russian.
Use the Engine Tesseract (CaptureText), to recognize the text.
It can be used for multiple images at once,

   

Videos Youtube





https://youtu.be/sASVPqiOojo


Only Scripts

  OCRForBalloonsText Only Scripts.zip (Size: 85.54 KB / Downloads: 1410)

all Files necessary waifu2x,engine tesseract,tessdata, 86_Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 (480 MB)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sBxH-lA...sp=sharing


Include other scripts

Script for change size, color the text.
Script for scale with Waifu2x
Script for create group layer
Script for save your selection as paths
Script for remove layers

I apologize for the vague title, I'm just not sure how to phrase what it is I want to do.

I basically need help figuring out how to do something like this-



Not the designs in it, but the layout itself. It's all perfectly aligned and I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it in GIMP.

Something like this, in photoshop.

I never tried this before. What if, say, you construct a square with the paths tool, select it, and then decide to add a triangle to this shape and select this, too? I tried holding down SHIFT but that doesn't work. Any other ways?

I would like to check how I leave a cloth, a quilt, as in the example in the attached image, with that aspect of folds, so that it looks natural, and not a flat image. Both linearly, as at the head, as circular, as on the bedspread in the side image of my example attached.




This one is mine that I want to give this double effect:



Thank you in advance. 

Hi guys i'm new to the forum and new to GIMP i'm afraid. I hope that someone may be able to help?  I am starting a new business and have designed a new label in canva.  The problem is the triangles on the label at the moment are purple and I seem to be unable to change the colour of them.  I have 20 products in total and each product needs a different colour.  Is there an easy way to be able to change the colour 20 times and maybe make the labels a little less blurry when zooming in.  Thanks in advance, I have attached a copy of the label (jpg) so you can see what I mean.  Thanks in advance

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Hello,

i have this picture with a blue background.
I would like to change de background color with an other color like (RGB : 42,42,42) between grey and black.
I use the magic select but the result is not really good.
And it takes really a long time to select each letter one by one .
Please could you hlep me.

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Hello,
       Just about ready to uninstall this program.

       Why does the size of my brush change to some random number without any input from me?

      

Hi
I am a complete noob to GIMP so please be gentle   
I have a PNG file that shows the outline of a weapon in black and I would like to edit this and change the outline to blue.

How do I do this in GIMP?

I've attached the original PNG image.

Thanks in advance 

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Hello, how to paste an image into a round vector and make it follow a line of that vector, I tried but it did not rotate when following a line vector and was distorted in some parts, how to do this in the gimp?

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Please keep in mind that I am mostly ignorant when it comes to using Gimp 2.1.  I am making a cover for the book I just finished.  The main image I'm using for the front cover needs to be made slightly transparent.  Here's what I've done:  First I clicked on the image (which is, I believe, my second layer) and then used the "Opacity" menu on the right to try and adjust the image.  What I get is a checkerboard.  Totally weird, at least from this newbie's point of view.  What is happening and how do I get this to work for me.  (BTW something I read seemed to suggest that it mattered what type of file your image was saved as.  This is a JPEG.)