02-08-2021, 03:24 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-08-2021, 03:32 AM by ChameleonScales.)
Sure, what my plug-in does is from a given root directory and with a given maximum search depth, it finds all the xcfs and lists them in a csv table where each row is an xcf and each column is one of its layers (except the first column which is the url of the xcf).
Additionally, each "layer cell" of the csv contains the visibility state of the layer (whether the eye is open or closed) by inserting an identifiable string at the start of the cell.
Right now it works by using the Gimp api and I've started making a GTK dialog to make your "super-fast" version work outside of Gimp with the same functionalities.
I actually forgot to mention that "visibility" part, sorry about that (*∩▂∩). So right now I'm missing that from your version.
If it even is possible, do you perhaps know how to do that? (º̩̩́⌣º̩̩̀ʃƪ)
Additionally, each "layer cell" of the csv contains the visibility state of the layer (whether the eye is open or closed) by inserting an identifiable string at the start of the cell.
Right now it works by using the Gimp api and I've started making a GTK dialog to make your "super-fast" version work outside of Gimp with the same functionalities.
I actually forgot to mention that "visibility" part, sorry about that (*∩▂∩). So right now I'm missing that from your version.
If it even is possible, do you perhaps know how to do that? (º̩̩́⌣º̩̩̀ʃƪ)