Anyone know the purpose of this chainlink on the right of the Direction choices?

   

I had a problem with a technical drawing, it was slightly distorted. The straight lines are not perpendicular. Using the gimp transform tools in combination with guides gives a good result but was a little complicated. Then I remembered a had the 'Align to path' (ob-align.py) plugin. https://www.gimp-forum.net/attachment.php?aid=275
Creating two u-formed paths (blue and red on the images), placing guides and using the plugin corrected the drawing. I've drew the U-forms from left to right and chose a reference point left below the u-forms. A simple example shows how it works :

distorted :     
   

corrected :
   

PS: if the drawing is dimensioned, then one can use guides and rulers to get a correct ratio.

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Ok hopefully this is posted in the correct section. Anyways... if you use RPG Maker MV and you use those
cool virbrato sideview battlers for your project... you probably already have some cool action sequence skills
made up. If you're having problems that i had as seen in this tutorial making your sideview actor motions last
long enough during the animation... then hopefully this helps. As seen is this video the actor shooting motion
stops during the beam attack. You might have ran into a similar issue and that's what i hope to help fix. This tutorial is for RPG Maker MV users so be sure to share this if you know anyone who needs help with
looping their sideview actor motions when using skills. Thanks for checking out this post

I'm trying to self-taught about writing a script-fu script in GIMP and trying to create a simple script, a "New image". When I'm trying to run it it will give me the error "Not enough arguments". What am I missing? Thank you in advanced.

I had a problem with Gimp and was forced to re-install it, but ever since I've had a problem with my toolbox. It seems to be only half the size it once was and I am having problems with keeping individual tools in the box. This is especially true with the rotate and scale tool, if I select one than the other disappears out of the tool box. Is there a way around this please? Thanks. 

Hi! I want to properly resize a png logo image https://imgur.com/HIacS9q  for Instagram and Freelancer image profile.

 The size is 180x180 for Freelancer but this is the result when I tried to resize it in Gimp https://imgur.com/a/VFZEVfO . 

 This is another post about this, maybe it will help you understand  better 
           https://www.reddit.com/r/photoshop/comme...e_profile/ . 


How can I resize the image without distorting the logo?

A small script to generate animations by shifting a layer.

I have recently installed the new 2.10.18 version of GIMP, but now the G'MIC plugin no longer works. When I launch GIMP, I get pop-ups saying the entry point cannot be found in C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\bin\libgmodule-2.0-0.dil 

I noticed that the set up wizard for G'MIC 2.9 does not install the plugin in C:\Program Files, but in a file in C:\Users\[name].

Is this the reason the plugin isn't working? 
If so, what is the solution?

Side note - I had been using 2.8 version and G'MIC worked just fine, then updated to GIMP 2.10.6, and faced the same problem but did not pay attention to it then. I need to use the G'MIC plugin now, so if anyone has suggestions I'd be grateful.