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Script of the day - Ofnuts - 07-08-2018 I'm writing a fairly technical doc where a concept of "layers" is heavily involved. So to make schemas easily I wrote a script that transforms a flat stack of layers in Gimp into the 3D stacked image: [attachment=1901]
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RE: Script of the day - Espermaschine - 07-08-2018 is that like axonometric/isometric flat design ? RE: Script of the day - Ofnuts - 07-08-2018 It is what you want, to define the perspective you define the shift of the two upper corners (must be to the right, currently), the vertical shrink, and the vertical space between layers. Plus some fancy options for the layer "ghosts". RE: Script of the day - Ofnuts - 07-14-2018 Now with user-friendly shape definition (although the previous way with relative numbers is more amenable to being kept in a configuration file, so I may keep both. [attachment=1925] RE: Script of the day - trandoductin - 12-19-2018 Cool, man! RE: Script of the day - Krikor - 03-23-2022 (07-14-2018, 12:41 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: Now with user-friendly shape definition (although the previous way with relative numbers is more amenable to being kept in a configuration file, so I may keep both. I suppose I have this script (I vaguely remember either using it or reading about it somewhere else) but... What is the name of this script? Which menu is it in? I tried to find it in my Gimp but without success so far. Thx. RE: Script of the day - rich2005 - 03-23-2022 I think this one ofn-perspective-stack.py from http://sourceforge.net/projects/gimp-tools/files/scripts/ (look for ofn-perspective-stack.zip dated 2018-07-28) edit: find it in the images menu RE: Script of the day - Krikor - 03-24-2022 (03-23-2022, 08:13 PM)rich2005 Wrote: I think this one ofn-perspective-stack.py from Now I know why I couldn't find it... I didn't have this plugin yet. Thanks rich2005! |