The simplest scrip to compress a image in tiff format

February 24, 2009 - 20:25 — Ft

I am new (4hours) with gimp, but i have no much time to study it. I need to automate the transformation of all tiffs in a directory to tiffs with LZW compression to another directory...

I spent 4 hours to find file-tiff-load and file-tiff-save ... My script should be somthing like this:

(file-tiff-save RUN-NONINTERACTIVE
(file-tiff-load RUN-NONINTERACTIVE "c:/dir/UI.tif" "c:/dir/UI.tif") drawable "d:/dir/UI2.tif" "d:/dir/UI2.tif" 1)

But the source and destination files must be passed at command line... I do not know wath 'dawable' is. I don't understand why have to write the file names twice...

I know i am asking you to do my work, but i think it is not too difficult for you and it is very arduous for me

Thansk a lot

Plugins & Scripts

March 4, 2009 - 19:19 — Anonymous

drawable

Hallo, if you create an image in Gimp, nothing is to be seen! You have to add a layer and attach it to an image AND that is the drawable. Any real picture loaded to gimp has at least one layer ! (dynamic gifs have several!) You find it as follows: Open the Script Fu Console, with it PDB help! look for "get-layers" (you will get info about gimp-image-get-layer) The image number is seen in the top-row of an image displayed by Gimp. By the way, you use this 'procedure' to find info about tiff (ask it in the PDBhelp!)

February 27, 2009 - 18:09 — PhotoComiX