(02-13-2020, 02:30 PM)Blighty Wrote: Rich suggested the scrolling interface. I have read that it does work, but interferes with other functions. I have not tried it for that reason.

Enviro Logo appears to be a variation of Bevel Reflect Logo (BRL). I use BRL, an old one from 2.8 but works in 2.10. OK button can be accessed.

MLBevelReflect.exe goes in the plug-ins folder.
(then forget about it - don't use it)

bevel-reflect-logo.scm goes in the scripts folder.
Find it at Filters > Alpha to Logo > Bevel Reflect Logo

Some useful links included in the txt file.

(02-13-2020, 02:07 PM)rich2005 Wrote: There are a couple of ways, A scrolling interface for script-fu long dialogues such as envirologo.scm or an old freeware utility alt-drag https://stefansundin.github.io/altdrag/  That lets you drag the Window up so you can get at the bottom

Try the scrolling interface first. Attached a zip with both 32 and 64 bit versions. Your profile says 32 bit (but I am not 100% convinced ) Can you confirm which Windows you are using.

Choose the appropriate: Put the file script-fu.exe in C:\Users\"yourname"\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins
When you open the script, resize the dialogue window down and you get a scroll bar.

I know it works with 64 bit Win but this a quick check in a Win7 32bit VM Gimp 2.10.6



Just checking. You do need the MLbevelreflect plugin and for one of the options the old (Gimp 2.8) map-object plugin. If the script-fu.exe plugin interferes with other functions, ( it is old and might), disable it by renaming script-fu.exe.x until needed again.

Quote: now I got tense. Whether I use scrolling-script-fu-interface or not, as it can interfere with the smooth functioning of GIMP.

(02-13-2020, 05:36 PM)rich2005 Wrote:

Quote: now I got tense. Whether I use scrolling-script-fu-interface or not, as it can interfere with the smooth functioning of GIMP.

You will have to wait for Blighty to tell what the scrolling script-fu.exe interferes with. 

There is the alternative I mentioned alt-drag. A little free utility, to emulate a standard linux function.  https://stefansundin.github.io/altdrag/   

A quick demo: https://youtu.be/g2PM0gElZ7k  duration 1 min 45 secs.

(02-15-2020, 03:16 AM)LucivaldoGIMP Wrote: rich2005! A curious fact also emerged. When scrolling-script-fu-interface is enabled / disabled, some logo filters no longer work. Could it be because they are too old? Could you tell those who don't run on GIMP 2.10?

(02-15-2020, 09:20 AM)rich2005 Wrote:

(02-15-2020, 03:16 AM)LucivaldoGIMP Wrote: rich2005! A curious fact also emerged. When scrolling-script-fu-interface is enabled / disabled, some logo filters no longer work. Could it be because they are too old? Could you tell those who don't run on GIMP 2.10?

If the script worked before the modified script-fu and not with it active then congratulations, you have found the 'problem'  Can you list the ones that do not work for you ?

The old Gimp 2.8 scripts were considered old, poor quality for today's use, not maintained and were removed. They are still available in an archive.

However, some are know to be broken, neon for example. Reported as a bug and should be fixed in Gimp 2.10.16

Then those that are obviously not correct.  Non-compatible bump-map:   chip-away  coolmetal-logo  glossy  gradient-bevel-logo  starscape-logo  swirltile  title-header   Often can be made to work by applying the bump-map yourself.

Subtle changes that might not be spotted unless a comparison is made between Gimp 2.8 / 2.10  due to layer-mode changes. It is try and see.

Backward compatibility in Gimp 2.10 does improve with versions. Gimp 2.10.14 is better than 2.10.12 (but not for all things). Should be better again with Gimp 2.10.16