Hi JJ, On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 1:38 AM, Jean-Jacques MONOT < [email protected]> wrote:
> Hello > > 1. ImageMagick > > Coming from LR, I was using in LR a very useful script called LRMogrify to > resize, add borders, .... on my final images. > > DT is a very powerful but I do not know if a "DRMogrify" is available .... > > LRMogrify is a binary compiled script, so reverse is quite hard. > > Does anybody has already done some scripts to use ImageMagick on windows ? > > Bindings with ImagMagick exist on Lua but Iam not very fluent with Lua now > and I do not know is they work on windows .... > > Hope someone could give me an answer. > I looked at LR2/Mogrify. Nothing like that currently exists in the lua scripts repository. l don't know if someone is working on it or not. It does look like it would be useful. Right now we're working on windows and macos compatibility for the scripts. Once that's done, I'll take a look at it, unless someone beats me to it. > > 2. DTPlugins > > Another question : I have found here https://github.com/ > wpferguson/Nik_Collection some scripts refering to "DTPlugins", but I > have not found any doc or informations about these DTPlugin on the web. Is > this a way to add plugins in DT ? > The exporter is meant to get images from inside darktable (usually as a raw) to outside darktable (as a jpg, tif, png, etc.) When I wrote Edit with GIMP I "abused" the exporter and returned the image to darktable, so Edit with GIMP acts as a plugin. DTPlugin is a work in progress to separate external processors, such as gimp, enfuse, hugin, the Nik Collection, etc. that return processed images to darktable, into a plugin interface and get them out of the exporter. Having a plugin interface also gives us some advantages such as being able to save the xcf file from GIMP and reuse it if I want to make further changes to an image that I had already edited in GIMP. DTPlugin currently lives only on my machine. I use it daily and periodically improve it. The version on github is sadly out of date. It's not currently windows or macos compatible. Once we've figured out windows and macos compatibility, I'll make some updates and see about pushing a new version out to githup. And yes, I use the Nik Collection, running under wine, with darktable. I also wrote exporter versions of the Nik Collection. They currently have hard coded paths inside them, but with the recent changes we've made for windows and macos compatibility I should be able to get them to work and be useful to others without them having to edit the code. I could put them out on my github. One thing about macos compatibility. That is still a work in progress because I don't have access to a mac, so I'm coding, shipping it off to be tested, then trying again. We'll get there, but it might take awhile. > > JJ Monot > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to > [email protected] > Bill ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
