I had a text file extracting script at one point, lost it now but I seem to remember there were a lot of options including which font, fontsize/colour, margins etc to use to display it in Gimp, very handy script, but unable to locate - hoping someone out there knows what I mean and has a copy/link to download - Thanks a lot

http://www.logarithmic.net/pfh/resynthesizer

I was told that this plugin is very useful. However, the above link directs to GIMP Registry which says it is closed now.

It will be great to find out how to use it in Kubuntu 20.04. Thanks.

It used to be called AI, now it"s machine-learning. Some applicationd to image processing with Gimp.


Demo video (warning, somewhat nausea-inducing): https://youtu.be/U9k1k7IpAlg

Code: https://github.com/kritiksoman/GIMP-ML

• Very experimental (read: just for the geeks among you, if you struggle installing a script look elsewhere)
  
• Linux and OSX only for the time being
  
• 2GB download (1.1GBML data, about 800MB of Python extensions)
  
• Zero doc for the time being beyond the project's home page and a few demo videos
  

   

   

I need help, I want to make a clock face (for watch) with the numbers 3, 6, 9 and 12 with color and other black color, but I do not know how to start with it.

Hi,
I’m a beginner using gimp I know how to use most of the basics, I am currently trying to design my own supplement range. I have managed to create a box design in gimp and I have created a label for my supplement.

I am trying to find a way of wrapping my label around a vitamin bottle, is there any good tutorials for this?

Back in 2015 when I installed GIMP it wouldn't work scheit. I checked around and was told I should load PuTTy and Ghostscript. I am on the latest GIMP on a Win7 box, soon to be replaced with a Win10 box. Are those two programs needed any more?

Is there a way to make my brush list window stretch out to the edges of the toolbox? As it's currently set up, I have to scroll left and right to see all the details of the brush options, which doesn't make sense, as there's plenty of room.

I started learning Gimp a few days ago, so I may be overlooking an obvious solution.

Thanks!

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Hi everyone,
I'm running GIMP 2.10.18. I've spent a long time making individual pages for a recipe book for charity and now that I've come to export them as PDFs for print the PDFs are not coming out with the layout. The main design I have on most pages is a curve shape drawn with path tool, filled in white, and in a layer group with a photo so that the photo (on multiply) fits inside the curve shape. However, when I go to export the curve disappears and the photo is in its original rectangular shape taking up half the page. It also shows ALL of the layers, even hidden ones - I have crossed omit hidden layers but for some reason it puts them all into the PDF anyway. And finally, it also gives black outlines to all of my shapes (boxes and bars) instead of just being flat.
The main problem is the photos in the curve though so if anyone knows how to fix this please let me know. I'm pretty much a graphic design novice I just enjoy doing these things and am doing it voluntarily for the charity to raise funds for them, but equally I would like it to be good! I'm sure its probably something simple that I just don't know about yet. Thank you so much in advance!

Greetings friends,

I'm messing around trying to create a logo for a rec league basketball team, and I've gotten pretty far, but I've encountered a weird problem while trying to get text along path to work.
The problem being, after I select the path, when I fill, the color I pick is not the color that is displayed, everything is tinted red for some reason. I will attach the .xcf so people can see the problem for themselves if it is not clear.

Thanks in advance!

   

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Hello,
Can anyone recommend plug-ins or filters that can simulate the photographic style of Anton Corbijn?

There are some photographic examples at the following link:

https://galerie-beckers.com/artists-gale...n-corbijn/

Thank you in advance.