12-19-2019, 11:27 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2019, 11:30 AM by rich2005.
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Going back a couple of posts
Another couple of utility scripts that might help:
Depending on method used you might need to resize all the layers to the image size. Rotating a layer will often make larger than the canvas size. Very tedious for 360 layers. This one Multiple-Layer-Actions.scm can put everything to canvas size. Find it bottom of the layers menu: https://i.imgur.com/tHzV6NG.jpg
There are one or two scripts for exporting layers to individual images, some more complicated than others. This one sg-save-all-layers.scm can re-name and export to png Find it bottom of the file menu: https://i.imgur.com/6KKsxLZ.jpg
Just a note about layer order, naming starts at the top of the layer stack. If you need reverse order then built into Gimp is Layer -> Stack -> Reverse Layer order Apply that before exporting.
This will not affect you because looks like the final result is not an animated gif but Filters -> Animation -> Optimise is broken in Gimp 2.10.14
![[Image: 9rrbYE8.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/9rrbYE8.gif)
Quote:My next question is, i would like to have 360 images at different position save as Circle_000 up to Circle360.png.
The reason for that is because the screen design software that i have only supports import of png images, and the screen will communicate with a controller which tells the screen which images to utilize.
Another couple of utility scripts that might help:
Depending on method used you might need to resize all the layers to the image size. Rotating a layer will often make larger than the canvas size. Very tedious for 360 layers. This one Multiple-Layer-Actions.scm can put everything to canvas size. Find it bottom of the layers menu: https://i.imgur.com/tHzV6NG.jpg
There are one or two scripts for exporting layers to individual images, some more complicated than others. This one sg-save-all-layers.scm can re-name and export to png Find it bottom of the file menu: https://i.imgur.com/6KKsxLZ.jpg
Just a note about layer order, naming starts at the top of the layer stack. If you need reverse order then built into Gimp is Layer -> Stack -> Reverse Layer order Apply that before exporting.
This will not affect you because looks like the final result is not an animated gif but Filters -> Animation -> Optimise is broken in Gimp 2.10.14