Configuring Wacom Tablet (XInput)
Hi, I have some problems with my Wacom Graphire tablet under Linux (XFree 3.3.6, Gimp 1.1.25) For example Gimp starts only to draw a line if I issue a relative high pressure, much higher than for example the pressure I have to issue in Painter under Windows. Is there a way I can configure the pressure sensity? A similar problem, but the other way around, is the Graphire Mouse, it does even move the cursor if it is lifted up ~1cm above the table, which makes the mouse nearly unusable, under Windows it stopps moveing the cursor as soon as the mouse is lifed a milimeter. I also found no way to configure the mouse speed. The only thing I found out is that I can configure the mouse acceleration with "xinput set-ptr-feedback", but I haven't found any documentation about the parameter range, so I ended up in more or less unsuccess full tryerror. BTW. What is the "set-integer-feedback" option for? I couldn't find out how to use it or what it is supposed to do (the manpage is rather minimal). Any help is appreciated. Ingo -- ICQ: 59461927 http://www.pingus.cx | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pingus.seul.org/~grumbel/ | '
Re: [ANNOUNCE] Script-Fu Tutorial
Carl-Johan Sveningsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 1. Would it be ok if this was maybe translated into Swedish some day and mirrored at a gimp-page? Maybe GUG will want it too. Sure, take it, hack it, translate it, whatever you want. 2. How widely-used should script-fu still be? I recall hearing a discussion that SF would (should?) die in favour of perl-fu and c-plugins? It'd be great fun to know how to code my own plugin in C...but already knowing some SF, should this knowledge be considered old and obsolete? For example Script-Fu and Python-Fu are very similar. Learning script programming with Gimp is IMHO more an issue of learing how Gimp and the PDB works. One's you are handy with that, it shouldn't be a great problem to translate to Python-Fu or Perl-Fu. Even C-Plugin's are very similar, only a bit more complicated. -- ICQ: 59461927 http://www.pingus.cx | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
Re: 24bit tga
James Smaby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 24bit = RGB flatten an alpha that might be there. Just save in tga format. Flatting the alpha channel is a bad idea when the image should be used in a game. Since you probably want a clean-outline for the object in the image and that will be lost when you flatten the image. If the game can't handle the alpha channel then you have to flatten it *after* you removed all the anti-aliasing and blending on the outline of the object. To get this done make: * Add alpha channel * Select the alpha channel * Play with the Colors-Levels tool until all blending into transparent is gone and the layer mask contains only black and white * Then apply the layermask and flatten the image to an extreme color (for example bright pink) which is not used in your image -- ICQ: 59461927 http://www.pingus.cx | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
Re: correcting lighting of photos
"clemensF" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: how can i "lighten up" the dark parts, leave the good parts alone and not have it show so much? Have a look at Image-Colors-FilterPack, then select "Value" and select "Shadows" in the "Affected Range" frame. You can then highlight the darker parts of the image, but the results depends heavily on the quality of the image and the contrast in the dark areas. -- ICQ: 59461927 http://www.pingus.cx | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
Re: script-fu developers ?
"Christian Schlange" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is this list the right place for discussions about script-fu-development (in scheme and perl) ? Jupp. -- ICQ: 59461927http://pingus.seul.org | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
list of script-fu functions?
Hi, is there somewhere a list of all the function available that are accessable from script-fu? I know that there is the DB-Browser, but thats not what I am searching for, I am interested in all the other functions, which are not listed in the DB-Browser, especially file and directory handling (fopen, getc, etc.). I thought http://people.delphi.com/gjc/siod.html would be what I am searching for, but a lot of functions are missing in script-fu (getenv, opendir, etc.). Thanks Ingo -- ICQ: 59461927http://pingus.seul.org | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
Re: script-fu dialogs
"s@m" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i made a script that saves an image giving it the filename.
now i want it to either:
1- remember the last filename i typed
2- give me the SAVE dialog
3- have a mecanism to pass a path as a layer name for example.
Something like this will give you at least a file dialog, probably not
exacly what you want, but better than nothing:
(script-fu-register
"script-fu-tuxracer-save-as-rgbs"
"Image/Script-Fu/Tuxracer/Save Image as RGBs"
"Saves a layed image as seperated RGB images using the layer names as filenames +
.rgb"
"Ingo Ruhnke"
"1999, Ingo Ruhnke"
"Fri Mar 3 16:00:13 2000"
"RGBA"
SF-IMAGE "Image" 0
SF-DRAWABLE "Drawable" 0
SF-FILENAME "Directory:" "/tmp/")
^^^^^^^ - This gives you the dialog
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