Hi Ofnuts,
Thanks!
- Clear. Duplicate it 5 times. Then work on each image.
- Colors > Posterize. Works fine too! I simply hadn't discovered it yet.
- Coding, I think I gave it like, I dunno, 40 hours of attampts. Mainly Python. I managed to build a Telegram-bot once that said Hi back, when you talked to it. But I found the learning curve steep.
- Scripting, I know FileMaker Pro beyond a beginners level. But that is a very closed garden.
This morning I saw the choice between Python-Fu and Script-Fu, so I thought as I know a bit of scripting, that is probably easier than Python that I found hard. But I'm open to the easiest option of course!
In any case, functionality-wise, I now have:
Thanks!
- Clear. Duplicate it 5 times. Then work on each image.
- Colors > Posterize. Works fine too! I simply hadn't discovered it yet.
- Coding, I think I gave it like, I dunno, 40 hours of attampts. Mainly Python. I managed to build a Telegram-bot once that said Hi back, when you talked to it. But I found the learning curve steep.
- Scripting, I know FileMaker Pro beyond a beginners level. But that is a very closed garden.
This morning I saw the choice between Python-Fu and Script-Fu, so I thought as I know a bit of scripting, that is probably easier than Python that I found hard. But I'm open to the easiest option of course!
In any case, functionality-wise, I now have:
- Define Range of variables for the blur. Like {10, 15, 20, 25, 30}
- Load the first of the Range is loaded into variables 'X-value' and 'Y-value'.
- Start loop
- Select 1st duplicate
- Duplicate image 5 times
- Blur
- Posterize
- Save as
- Close image
- Select next duplicate
- Increase variables 'x-value' and 'y-value' to next in Range
- Exit if Range is finished
- Loop back