(03-30-2018, 08:12 AM)rich2005 ,of Wrote: There are going to be plugins and scripts that will not work. The favourite of many, layerfx.py for example.
32 bit compiled plugins will not work. Your beautify plugin? - try and see if it works.

(03-30-2018, 08:31 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: What you can do it put all your scripts/plugins in one or more directories 

(03-30-2018, 08:36 AM)unknown7 Wrote:

(03-30-2018, 08:12 AM)rich2005 ,of Wrote: There are going to be plugins and scripts that will not work. The favourite of many, layerfx.py for example.
32 bit compiled plugins will not work. Your beautify plugin? - try and see if it works.

(03-30-2018, 08:31 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: What you can do it put all your scripts/plugins in one or more directories 

! what is that ! gimp without this plugins can not stand I think anyone who says otherwise, is flattered or joking ! i mean what gimp can do without layersfx?! or other scripts ! , i mean if you develop a program should give step forward not  wasting time with sub-features !i know it is the development test version and to solve that just keep the old version! and the final not released  yet! but in the future what will happen!
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but the logic It is imperative to grant an alternative !  If you do not support some plugins give an alternative! This is not a matter of cynicism and giving orders,It is a constructive criticism, as many will say " hey it is a free software Stop being sarcastic " if you want to develop something, its development brings it better than what preceded this so-called development,

• I don't see where I said that the scripts/plugins for 2.8 won't work for 2.10. On the contrary, since I suggest that you can put scripts and plugins in directories shared by both versions, that hints that the same code can be used for both.
  
• Nobody here develops code for the standard Gimp installs.
  
• People who develop Gimp add-ons need time and a reasonably stable version to check that their contributions work with the new Gimp. This is still a "Release Candidate", there will be bug fixes and more release candidates before Gimp 2.10 is deemed good enough to become the "official" version.
  

(03-30-2018, 09:35 AM)Espermaschine Wrote: ..snip
Also the Lanzcos Interpolation method is gone. Instead we got two new ones.
Not sure what to choose.....

(03-30-2018, 10:01 AM)rich2005 Wrote: the description is:

LoHalo method: when you downscale an image thats less than a half of the original size

NoHalo method: when you do not reduce the size much (rotate, shear or something)

...and to be honest, you will not see much difference between those and cubic for the majority of images.

(03-30-2018, 05:32 PM)rich2005 Wrote: Ok, I have a Gimp 2.10RC1 in a Win 10 (vbox) and I cannot reproduce that.

Assuming the tool is elliptical select.

Many of the actions in Gimp 2.10 are completed by hitting the ENTER key or switching to a different tool. Try hitting the enter key before repeating the selection. (much the same as Gimp 2.8)

The other one is, say using a selection, make the selection, click inside the selection and you move the selection not start another. Click outside the selection to start another. (or again ENTER to fix and start another).

Give a few more details of what you are doing, & might be able to help.