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Trying to print actual size |
Posted by: lsemmens - 2 hours ago - Forum: General questions
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I have a design for a pickguard for my bass guitar. I've set the sizes according to the measurements on the instrument and, according to gimp the print size is 232.49 x 274.49 mm. A standard A4 page is 210 x 297 mm. If I opt to print, or, print preview for some reason the image is scaled down to 210 x 297 I cannot find a method whereby Gimp will print Actual size. Obviously this would entail two pages, which is my desire.
How can I convince Gimp to print this image correctly?
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Information about GAP |
Posted by: ElMastro - 8 hours ago - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Hello! I am interested in the Gimp Animation Package. Do someone please know if it is still mantained? Is this package abandoned, or there is an official source for installing it?
Thank you in advance for the answers
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problem after run : black screen |
Posted by: artweave - 01-18-2025, 04:35 PM - Forum: Windows
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Hello, My PC is recent. Under Windows 11 or Linux Mint 22.1Xia After launching gimp2.10.36 as soon as I want to perform the first action, the screen goes black and the rest. I have to restart the machine. The graphics card is an Nvidia Geforce GTX 1650. The Windows drivers are up to date. Under Linux, games and videos work normally with the Mint driver What could be the problem?
Thank
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Subject: Issue with Python Script Support in GIMP 2.10.32+ on macOS Sequoia |
Posted by: arch@evertvandeberg.be - 01-18-2025, 09:56 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Subject: Issue with Python Script Support in GIMP 2.10.32+ on macOS Sequoia
Dear GIMP Development Team,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to report an issue I’ve encountered with Python script support in GIMP versions 2.10.32 and above on macOS Sequoia.
I have been using GIMP 2.10.30 on my Mac Studio running macOS Sequoia, and everything works perfectly regarding the creation and execution of Python scripts. The custom menu buttons are created as expected, and the scripts are listed and executed without any issues.
However, after upgrading to GIMP 2.10.32, I noticed that the custom Python scripts no longer function as intended. The custom menu buttons do not appear, and the scripts are not accessible or listed in the interface. It seems there is a change or a regression affecting Python script support in versions 2.10.32 and later on this specific macOS version.
Could you kindly look into this issue and provide any guidance on how it might be resolved? Additionally, if this is a known issue, is there a planned fix or a workaround that I can apply in the meantime?
Thank you for your hard work and dedication to improving GIMP. I look forward to your response and any assistance you can provide.
Best regards,
Evert Vandeberg
This text outlines the problem clearly and asks for a resolution or guidance. You can send it to the appropriate GIMP support or development contact channels.
Met vriendelijke groeten,
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Has anyone noticed this? |
Posted by: trandoductin - 01-14-2025, 05:40 PM - Forum: Scripting questions
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in GIMP 2.10
When I write plug-in it runs multiple times fine
but if I add a
(PF_BRUSH, "brushname", "Brush:", 0),
as input
it only runs first time or I have to go to Filters/Reset All Filters to get plug-in input dialog to show up again.
Is that a bug? or is 0 in the line
(PF_BRUSH, "brushname", "Brush:", 0),
causing this?
I tried (PF_BRUSH, "brushname", "Brush:", "Clipboard Image"), and that broke my plug-in altogether
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