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I'm looking for a GIMP extension. - piotrek94k - 07-24-2023
Hello,
Could someone recommend me an extension that makes it possible to create nice logos and inscriptions.
I've attached a preview image of what I mean.
Thank you very much for your time.
Have a good evening.
Piotrek
RE: I'm looking for a GIMP extension. - rich2005 - 07-24-2023
(07-24-2023, 05:37 PM)piotrek94k Wrote: Could someone recommend me an extension that makes it possible to create nice logos and inscriptions.
I cannot really recommend anything for Gimp. (or anything else)
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Text and Simple shapes are best done manually. Not difficult to do in Gimp but a logo is really best made with a vector application such as Inkscape. A vector (.svg) file can be scaled up or down without loss of quality, essential for a logo. There are plenty of tutorials around, try https://logosbynick.com/tag/gimp/ and https://logosbynick.com/tag/inkscape/
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I will attach the only script I recall that has logo in the name, logo-toolbox-210.scm and a utility to add scroll bars to the script-fu dialog. the script goes in your Gimp user profile and the script-fu.exe in the Gimp system plugins ( shown on the inset ) It is one stupidly long script without the scroll bars. Only for text and nothing that you can not do from scratch when you get to know Gimp.
RE: I'm looking for a GIMP extension. - piotrek94k - 07-24-2023
(07-24-2023, 06:50 PM)rich2005 Wrote:Thank you very much. You reminded me of Script-fu. Good night.(07-24-2023, 05:37 PM)piotrek94k Wrote: Could someone recommend me an extension that makes it possible to create nice logos and inscriptions.
I cannot really recommend anything for Gimp. (or anything else)
Text and Simple shapes are best done manually. Not difficult to do in Gimp but a logo is really best made with a vector application such as Inkscape. A vector (.svg) file can be scaled up or down without loss of quality, essential for a logo. There are plenty of tutorials around, try https://logosbynick.com/tag/gimp/ and https://logosbynick.com/tag/inkscape/
I will attach the only script I recall that has logo in the name, logo-toolbox-210.scm and a utility to add scroll bars to the script-fu dialog. the script goes in your Gimp user profile and the script-fu.exe in the Gimp system plugins ( shown on the inset ) It is one stupidly long script without the scroll bars. Only for text and nothing that you can not do from scratch when you get to know Gimp.