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GEGL graph - Kevin - 09-17-2020 As my question to the developers mailing list got ignored: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-developer-list/2020-September/msg00004.html I'll try asking our Resident GEGL expert, tmanni When trying to use the gegl:bump-map command, I do not know how to specify the "aux" layer to use. Is this possible? if so what do I need to do? When trying to use the gegl:contrast-curves command I don't know how to format the curve parameter as anything I try is crashing GIMP (issue #5607) RE: GEGL graph - tmanni - 09-17-2020 Gegl graph filter can only use the active layer you're working on. One trick is to export your bump-map layer into a file and use the gegl:load into the graph: Code: bump-map aux=[ load path="/path/to/your/bumpmapfile" ] According to the code, there is nothing to handle a curve parameter, neither by the gegl graph filter nor the gegl binary. There is only a support for graphs described as XML. |