GIMP 2.6.7 - the result with default settings is a blurred corner, mostly clipped by the image's lower border.
Also, wouldn't it be better to put this in either "/Filters/Artistic" or (imho better) "/Filters/Render", instead of "/Xtns/Script-Fu"?
Right now it creates another submenu called "Script-Fu" for itself. =)
...same problem as the other people here (gimp2.6)
"the script execution only result is a few transparent layers over a white background !"
Can you fix this please!?
Thanks
hi,
great idea. but i've only the top part of the source image in the target one.
what goes wrong? any ideas?
i'll also pay for some solutions. contact me.
merci, denny
email: denny.reehATgmail.com
Hi,
I have trouble using the plugin with windows XP 2.6.4 and MacOX 2.4.6: the script execution only result is a few transparent layers over a white background !
Hi everybody,
I updated the script for Gimp 2.6.
As cprogrammer told us, it was very simple, so sorry for taking so much time!
Thanks for using my script,
--
Mathieu.
Perhaps having the script execute a resizing of the image canvas/width to the proper size (150% of height) before running the rest of the script.
I enjoy using the script, but sometimes I forget that I have to resize my images to make them work with this script. Adding the canvas resize into the script would be a bonus.
Anyone up to the task?
*I'm reading up on this, but not anywhere near qualified to take up the task, myself. [yet]*
mahvin
Hello, this is a great script. But it doesn't work anymore with new release of Gimp 2.6 (or it doesn't work for me)- any updates :-) ?
Thanks a lot
Michal Singr, CZ
creative webdesign
The following works for me using GIMP 2.4.5.
1 - Download the sbove-mentioned file "3dscreenshot.scm" to the Desktop folder.
2 - Copy/Paste or Move this file to the Directory:
Gimp 2.0/share/Gimp/2.0/scripts
3 - In the GIMP toolbar, click on "Xtns"
4 - Click on "Script-Fu"
5 - Click on "Refresh Scripts"
6 - Open the picture you want a 3dscreenshot of
7 - Thanks to cglassman for the invaluable hint that the width of this image must be at least 150% of your visible image.
8 - That done, back to the GIMP toolbar
9 - Under "Script-Fu," you should now see the entry "3dscreenshot."
10 - Open it, play around with the different settings, and there you go.
Many thanks to Mathieu147 for this great plug-in!
this is a plugin i want bad,but i cant seem to download it,much less install it.can anyone help??--------------chris-anne@att.net----------------aka catfish
3D screenshot will work with Gimp 2.4.5. This plugin will only work if the width is at least about 150% of
the height of the visible image. Otherwise it will show either an incomplete picture or a blank
image.
Great plug-in, but what am I doing wrong?
When complete I'm left with only about the top 60% of the total image. The reflected image is almost totally unseen. Otherwise the effect is fantastic!
Am using Gimp 2.4.5.
Thanks in advance
I have all the reg photo visible Only like 30% of the reflection is seen Is there anyway to correct this I'm using gimp 2.4.7
Thanks In advance,
parasos
Comments
GIMP 2.6.7 - the result with
GIMP 2.6.7 - the result with default settings is a blurred corner, mostly clipped by the image's lower border.
Also, wouldn't it be better to put this in either "/Filters/Artistic" or (imho better) "/Filters/Render", instead of "/Xtns/Script-Fu"?
Right now it creates another submenu called "Script-Fu" for itself. =)
...same problem as the other
Problems using this script -> only top part of source image
The script does not contain
Trouble in OSX and XP
Fixed for Gimp 2.6
Adding width resize adjustments possible?
Doesn't work with new release of Gimp 2.6
Fix for 2.6 is trivial
Thank you!
3d Screenshot...Installing & Using
Fedora
plugin:3d screenshot
regarding plugin not working
3D screenshot will work with Gimp 2.4.5. This plugin will only work if the width is at least about 150% of the height of the visible image. Otherwise it will show either an incomplete picture or a blank image.
thanks, now i am understant
3d ScreenShot
Incomplete Final picture
the reflection