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This script will take up to 6 colours chosen by the user and create a tiled image by choosing a colour for each tile based on a percentage value entered by the user. The percentages for each colour determine the percent of tiles in the image that will use that colour. read more »
A Windows 32 version of noise-generator-0.2.5, another great plugin by Marcor.
Without console window (compiled with LDFLAGS=-mwindows).
This is a working Windows binary of the latest 0.3.1 excellent wavelet denoise plugin by Marcor.
No console window: I compiled with LDFLAGS=-mwindows.
I have some trouble compiling the latest versions of some plugins: I'm told "cc: Command not found", and as I could not get it to work with aliases, I used a dirty workaround: making a copy of gcc.exe, named cc.exe.
If you want to make clean Windows exe's, you often need dirty workarounds...
(define (script-fu-exp-sculptie inImage inDrawable inFilename)
(define (putv x y z f)
(let* ((buf (string-append "v "
(number->string x) " "
(number->string y) " "
(number->string z) "\n")))
(puts buf f)
)
)
(define (v-num-str row col width) (number->string (+ (* row width) col 1)))
(define (decode x) (if (>= x 0) x (+ 256 x)))
(let*
(
(obj-file (fopen inFilename "w+"))
(iwidth (car (gimp-drawable-width inDrawable)))
(iheight (car (gi read more »
This is an adaption of a script that I found (not sure where now but possible to re-find by searching on google). The name under the registration was Lucas Pettett so I guess it was his.
Originally it took some colours and text and produced a vista style button with a gradient dark part and light part horizontally divided. The corners were rounded and it had a border.
I have added the following things (so I can quickly create buttons for some of the applications I am working on): read more »
The wavelet/JPEG 2000 plug-in, written by Divyanshu Vats, from the 2006 GIMP Google Summer of Code wavelet project, mentored by Simon Budig.
It creates three plug-ins:
jp2: JPEG 2000 support
denoise: A noise removal plug-in
ihalf: Inverse halftoning -- remove halftones from printed images.
It requires the openjpeg library, available at: http://www.openjpeg.org/
I'm not sure what the license is (the code files don't say) but the COPYING file looks pretty free.
Iconify2.scm
Iconify2 plug-in converts a single layer of a single image into a multi-layered image ready to be saved as a Windows icon.
;The new image will contain all standard sizes (16x16, 32x32, 48x48) at all standard bit depths (16 colors, 256 colors, 32-bit RGBA), with transparency support.
*Note: Not fully tested though, so be sure to try it on an "expendable" copy of an image first.
**Tested on - Gimp 2.4.6
- Gimp Portable 2.4.6
this script adds an "anitools" submenu to the "script-fu" menu with entries useful for creating (optimized) animated GIFs:
create scanlines: paint every other horizontal line in each layer with the current foreground layer. this can decrease the size of the resulting GIF and some people like the look :-)
set image framerate: set the frame rate for all layers in the current image.
set layer framerate: set the frame rate for just the current layer. read more »
This script automates many of the steps in MarvinX's fantastic "Make a Planet" tutorial, with a couple of added features. There is an atmospheric haze around the planet, and there are stars on the background layer. This script does not do the IWarp step. I leave that to the individual user to make wherever they want.. Everything else is in here. read more »
