Re: [Gimp-user] Simple Radial Lines
Whoops, sorry, didn't read the picture and I got a different picture in my head of what you wanted. My suggestion won't help, sorry! But I've a new one. Use a series of marks on the edge of the image and just draw lines from the marks (evenly spaced marks, I add) to the center. make sure the center of your lines is offset. If you work out a correct system of marks, you should be able to do it. Or, you could just copy that Japanese flag image, and extend the lines farther in. Then just bucket-fill the red to black. HTH, ~Mike Eric Pierce wrote: >This should be easy, but I just can't think how to do it. > >All I want to create is a radial burst. Sharp black and white lines >evenly spaced emanating from the center. > >Exactly like the old Japanese flag but without the circle in the middle. >See here: >http://www.japanorama.com/images/navy_army_ww2_flag.gif > >I've been wracking my brains for the last several hours, and digging >through the plug-ings, but I can't come up with anything. It seems like >it'd be so easy... > >Any help would be much obliged! >Eric Pierce > >___ >Gimp-user mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user > > > -- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
[Gimp-user] Gradient Bevel Logo Function
Is it possible to change the text color when using functions like the Gradient Bevel (Xtns | Script-Fu | Logos )? I can change the background color, of course, but nothing I try will change the text color. Must I edit the function directly (if that's even possible)? -- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
Re: [Gimp-user] Clouds filter
Sven Neumann wrote: Hi, Mike Thorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: When I used 1.2.4 there was a pluginto make sky patterns with. It had colorpickers for things like clouds, shadows, sun, horizon, etc. That was all well and good, but I can't find it now in 1.2.5 and of course now I want it. What happened to it? Was it taken out and made into an optional plugin? Or did I miss something? We didn't take any plug-ins out in the 1.2 series nor did we add any. We also did not move any plug-ins or scripts in the menus. Hmm, very odd. Actually, I was using the windows port or 1.2.4. Does that matter? It was listed under Filters | Render | Clouds. Thanks for the help, -- ---- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
[Gimp-user] Clouds filter
When I used 1.2.4 there was a pluginto make sky patterns with. It had colorpickers for things like clouds, shadows, sun, horizon, etc. That was all well and good, but I can't find it now in 1.2.5 and of course now I want it. What happened to it? Was it taken out and made into an optional plugin? Or did I miss something? -- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
Re: [Gimp-user] Scripting for resize
Paulo J Matos wrote: Hi all, I'm just new to script-fu and gimp. I was not aware scheme is used for scripting in gimp. I loved that. :D Anyway, I've read the script-fu part of the gimp manual. I have a directory tree with about 1000 images and I'd like to resize them all to 20x20. Is there any script for doing that? If not, I checked the DB browser and I found out I need to use gimp-image-resize. How can I check which files are in a given directory? Paulo, I've used David's Batch Processor (DBP) with great results. It also affords some extra options such as sharpening, blurring, changing color options, changing contrast, etc. It's quite a nifty little plugin. Anyway, it's available here: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hodsond/dbp.html HTH, -- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
[Gimp-user] bound keys
Hello, Is there somewhere I can get a list of all the bound key combinations for 1.2.5 GIMP? I'd like to bind a key for a plugin I use a lot, but I don't want to overwrite something that's already bound. Thanks, -- ---- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
Re: [Gimp-user] installing plugins
Jeff Trefftzs wrote: On Sat, 2003-06-21 at 14:58, Mike Thorn wrote: Hello, Being new to this list and all (just moved over from the gimpwin-users list) and being new to Linux, I have a question. I recently upgraded from 1.2.4 on Win2Kand Win98 to 1.2.5 on RedHat 8. I'm trying to install a plugin (blade-roto.scm, http://www.baudalign.com) and I can't figure it out. Forgive me if this is a stupid question...I found the list archives search engine broken. If anybody can tell me what I have to do with the file let me know. I am somewhat familiar with make and all that. BTW, I have GIMP installed in /usr/src/gimp-1.2.5/ and I also have another folder (which I am rather clueless as to its function) in /home/Irish/gimp-1.2/. On a hunch I tried putting the .scm in the /scripts/ directory in both locations and restarting GIMP, but no luck. Obviously I'm still a newbie. If anybody can help me I would really appreciate it! Hi Mike - Can you get the GIMP to run at all? Here's what looks odd to me in your report: Jeff, Thanks for replying. Yes, the GIMP runs flawlessly. I've been able to do everything I was doing before, with the exception of that plugin. I used it and the plugin before under Windows, so I'm fairly familiar with basic GIMPing. 1. gimp-1.2.5 in /usr/src This looks very odd, unless that is the source tree for gimp-1.2.5. If that's the case, then cd to that directory, (/usr/src/gimp-1.2.5) and build and install the binary. You will find the instructions in a file named, oddly enough, INSTALL ;). To summarize the instructions there, you first run ./configure, to build the makefiles according to your system's capabilities; then make, to compile the program, and finally, make install, to actually put the binaries somwhere in your search path. Note that you'll probably need to be root to actually perform the install. Actually, when I installed RedHat (it was off a CD I got from a book out of the library) it installed GIMP 1.2.3. I knew from the gimpwin-users list that 1.2.5 was out, and having had a few big problems with 1.2.4, I figured I would just go straight to 1.2.5. So I downloaded the Linux binaries from gimp.org and installed them. Being a newbie la grande to Linux I didn't really know what I was doing. I don't remember what prompted me to install GIMP to /usr/src, but that was my choice, not the installer's, as far as I remember. 2. If /home/Irish is your home directory, you were on the right track in putting your script somewhere in that tree, but I think you should have put it in /home/Irish/.gimp-1.2/scripts Note the . before gimp. .gimp-1.2 is the root of your personalized gimp, and lets you add plug-ins, scripts, patterns, brushes, etc that you can use without needing root access. I've got the hang of the .folder business now. When I discovered that certain files were on ".gnome-desktop" and that directory wasn't showing in a folder, I kind of had a hunch and when I found the "Display hidden files and folders" option in the folder options menu I figured that was it. So you don't think I should have put it in /plug-ins, but in /scripts? Let me try that real quick here... Anyway, try these suggestions, restart the GIMP, and you should see your script somewhere in the menus, probably under Image/Script-fu/. wherever it registered itself. Good luck and good gimping! -- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer!
[Gimp-user] installing plugins
Hello, Being new to this list and all (just moved over from the gimpwin-users list) and being new to Linux, I have a question. I recently upgraded from 1.2.4 on Win2Kand Win98 to 1.2.5 on RedHat 8. I'm trying to install a plugin (blade-roto.scm, http://www.baudalign.com) and I can't figure it out. Forgive me if this is a stupid question...I found the list archives search engine broken. If anybody can tell me what I have to do with the file let me know. I am somewhat familiar with make and all that. BTW, I have GIMP installed in /usr/src/gimp-1.2.5/ and I also have another folder (which I am rather clueless as to its function) in /home/Irish/gimp-1.2/. On a hunch I tried putting the .scm in the /scripts/ directory in both locations and restarting GIMP, but no luck. Obviously I'm still a newbie. If anybody can help me I would really appreciate it! -- ---- Mike Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email was sent from a Linux computer! ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
