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Quick sketch
June 14, 2008 - 12:22 — tuxcomputers
This script turns a photo into an image that looks like a sketch. Clicking on the photos below will take you to larger versions.
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How to run it
I'm trying to run this and can get the help up but can't figure what to supply for arguments to get it to work. Can you provide an example?
Thanks
Got It!
Finally found it under Artistic -> Quick Sketch and have gotten it to run now.
Cant find script.
Having a problem where quick sketch doesnt show in Filters, even though I have placed the script in the correct folder. It doesnt appear to be in my plug-in browser either. Any suggestions on how I can fix this problem?
I am a newbie
I am running XOS leopard, i am having trouble trying to down load the script for this plugin. I will only download as a HTML page is this right or am i doing something wrong?
Regards
Scrubmonkey
You are doing something
You are doing something wrong. Or maybe your browser does something wrong.
Sketch
I am running 2.6.5 on XOS and i have it installed now.....but it come up with the following errors
1) Plug-In 'Quick sketch' left image undo in inconsistent state, closing open undo groups.
2) Error while executing script-fu-quick-sketch:
Error: Procedure execution of gimp-desaturate failed
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Ooh...
Very good. I like it.
How?
How do I add this thing to my gimp?
I've changed this script to
I've changed this script to include the necessary fix. I've also moved it to Filters / Artistic in the menus.
Looks great but getting an error on 2.6.0
when I run the script on an .xcf or .jpg image, I am receiving the following error:
Quick sketch Message
Error while executing script-fu-quick-sketch:
Error: Bad syntax of binding spec in let* : ((layerCopy) (layerGrey (car (gimp-drawable-is-gray theLayer))))
has this script been tested with 2.6?
Thanks
For GIMP 2.6, change
For GIMP 2.6, change
(let* ((layerCopy)
(layerGrey (car (gimp-drawable-is-gray theLayer)))
)
to
(let* ((layerCopy 0)
(layerGrey (car (gimp-drawable-is-gray theLayer)))
)
Um...
When I try this, I get the following error message when I refresh my scripts:
Error: eval: unbound variable: < !DOCTYPE
Help!
(layerCopy theImage)
Just starting to play with script-fu and this is the first script I've downloaded. Nicely done!
One suggestion regarding the above modification for 2.6 is to use "layerCopy theImage" instead of "layerCopy 0". Using "0" tells the script to modify the first image opened which works fine unless you have multiple images open and you want to apply the script to something other than image 0. Using "theImage" causes the script to be applied to the currently active image (the one who's menu you used to initiate the script). Let me know if I'm missing something here (this is the first script-fu I've messed with) but for me this appears to work much better as I often work with multiple images open at the same time.
change how or where?
Where and how am I suppose do change that?
open the
Open an texteditor ( I did open gedit)
Navigate to your folder where you keep your Gimp e.g /home/username/.gimp-2-6/scripts
There you should open "quick-sketch.scm"
replace the snippet that begins with
/... (let* (
(layerCopy)
../
with the sequence suggested by the author..
Good Luck buddy..
Information wants to be free, use GNU/Linux!
I want this but dont know how to get it......
How in the world do you download this stuff?
register on the site and you
register on the site and you give acces for this stuff, enjoy!
Registration is optional.
Registration is optional. Just right-click on the file name (quick-sketch.scm in this case) and select "Save Target As ..." (or "Save Link As", etc. depending on which browser you're using).
Great Plugin
This would be a great plugin to mess around with to generate header images and other graphics for websites. Thanks for making it. ^_^
Quick Sketch
This looks lik a fantastic plugin for the GIMP, but how do I go about installing it?
Do I open it with GIMP, Terminal, X!!?
Wha …?
"how add things to gimp"
"how add things to gimp" HERE
http://www.gimptalk.com/forum/beginning-with-gimp-starting-tutorial-for-...
example is done for brushes but works exactly in the same way for script (AS THIS) plugin and so on
The Quick Sketch Plug-in
OK, as a layman who’s on OS X, rather than Windoze’s, that’s not really helpful.
I’m assuming I put the quick Sketch plug in into Applications>Gimp.app>Contents>Rexources>share>gimp>2.0>scripts?
The Quick Sketch Plug-in
OK, as a layman who’s on OS X, rather than Windoze’s, that’s not really helpful.
I’m assuming I put the quick Sketch plug in into Applications>Gimp.app>Contents>Rexources>share>gimp>2.0>scripts?
If you open your Preferences
If you open your Preferences dialog (under the Edit Menu), under Folders you should see a listing called "Scripts". In GIMP's default configuration, there should be two entries: one for the user's personal scripts folder (this usually ends in ".gimp-2.6/scripts") and one for the system-wide scripts folder (usually ends in "share/gimp/2.0/scripts".
If you place your scripts in the system scripts folder (you will need admin privileges to do this), the script will be available to all users of your computer. It is also possible that the script will be removed if/when you re-install GIMP.
If you place your scripts in the user's scripts folder, it will only be available to that user; however, it will still be there after a re-install.
You might also create a new scripts folder (you can have as many as you like), and place the script in it.
Quick Sketch.
Thanks, that’s helpful.