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3. A Script-Fu Tutorial. In this training course, we'll introduce you to the fundamentals of Scheme necessary to use Script-Fu, and then build a handy script that you can add to your toolbox of scripts. The script prompts the [Note], Note. This section as adapted from a tutorial written for the GIMP 1 User Manual by Mike Terry.
One of the nicest things about GIMP is how easily its functionality can be extended, by using plugins. GIMP plugins are external programs that run under the control of the main GIMP application and interact with it very closely. Plugins can manipulate images in almost any way that users can. Their advantage is that it is much
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 02:25:57PM -0000, michaelhoelzende wrote: > Hi all! > I'm rather new to GIMP, and escpecially concerning script-fu/SIOD. > So here's my question: > Is there a kind of "script-fu-with-GIMP language manual" containing > the valid functions, commands and constants as well as the error codes > and
Script-Fu is what the Windows world would call "macros" But Script-Fu is more powerful than that. Script-Fu is based on an interpreting language called Scheme, and works by using querying functions to the GIMP database. You can do all kinds of things with Script-Fu, but an ordinary GIMP user will probably use it for
I'm trying to learn how to write Gimp script-fu extensions, and I see in several tutorials that a function called script-fu-register is used to attach the script to Gimp, and also apparently to create an interactive dialog when necessary. I've looked through the Gimp User Manual, but I can't find any documentation
I'm finding it a bit tough slogging through script-fu with what seems to me no documentation available. However, on another thread here (gimpforums.com/thread-somewhat-liad-routine) Lupo refers to a manual for script-fu which can be found in the source code at:
(script-fu-menu-register "script-fu-average-linked-layers" "/Script-Fu/BgMask"). ;; Manually extract background. (define (bgmask-make-image-sized-layer img name). (car (gimp-layer-new img. (car (gimp-image-width img)). (car (gimp-image-height img)). 1 name 100 0))). (define *bgmask-manual-bg-group-name*
Script-Fu is what the Windoze world would call a "macro." But Script-Fu is more powerful than that. Script-Fu is based on an interpreting language called Scheme, and works by using querying functions to the Gimp database. You can do all kinds of things with Script-Fu, but an ordinary Gimp user will probably use it for
Preface; Introduction; First step on the road to a Script-Fu; Reproducing the steps in the Script-Fu Console; Writing down the Script-Fu; Common Pitfalls . Now we need to duplicate that layer, you might notice that there is no duplicate layer function in the DB, so we need to do it manually and write another scheme function:
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3. A Script-Fu Tutorial. In this training course, we'll introduce you to the fundamentals of Scheme necessary to use Script-Fu, and then build a handy script that you can add to your toolbox of scripts. The script prompts the [Note], Note. This section as adapted from a tutorial written for the GIMP 1 User Manual by Mike Terry.
One of the nicest things about GIMP is how easily its functionality can be extended, by using plugins. GIMP plugins are external programs that run under the control of the main GIMP application and interact with it very closely. Plugins can manipulate images in almost any way that users can. Their advantage is that it is much
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 02:25:57PM -0000, michaelhoelzende wrote: > Hi all! > I'm rather new to GIMP, and escpecially concerning script-fu/SIOD. > So here's my question: > Is there a kind of "script-fu-with-GIMP language manual" containing > the valid functions, commands and constants as well as the error codes > and
Script-Fu is what the Windows world would call "macros" But Script-Fu is more powerful than that. Script-Fu is based on an interpreting language called Scheme, and works by using querying functions to the GIMP database. You can do all kinds of things with Script-Fu, but an ordinary GIMP user will probably use it for
I'm trying to learn how to write Gimp script-fu extensions, and I see in several tutorials that a function called script-fu-register is used to attach the script to Gimp, and also apparently to create an interactive dialog when necessary. I've looked through the Gimp User Manual, but I can't find any documentation
I'm finding it a bit tough slogging through script-fu with what seems to me no documentation available. However, on another thread here (gimpforums.com/thread-somewhat-liad-routine) Lupo refers to a manual for script-fu which can be found in the source code at:
(script-fu-menu-register "script-fu-average-linked-layers" "<Image>/Script-Fu/BgMask"). ;; Manually extract background. (define (bgmask-make-image-sized-layer img name). (car (gimp-layer-new img. (car (gimp-image-width img)). (car (gimp-image-height img)). 1 name 100 0))). (define *bgmask-manual-bg-group-name*
Script-Fu is what the Windoze world would call a "macro." But Script-Fu is more powerful than that. Script-Fu is based on an interpreting language called Scheme, and works by using querying functions to the Gimp database. You can do all kinds of things with Script-Fu, but an ordinary Gimp user will probably use it for
Preface; Introduction; First step on the road to a Script-Fu; Reproducing the steps in the Script-Fu Console; Writing down the Script-Fu; Common Pitfalls . Now we need to duplicate that layer, you might notice that there is no duplicate layer function in the DB, so we need to do it manually and write another scheme function:
You are perhaps tantalized at the prospect of automating image-editing drudgery, or maybe you seek the kind of precision in your work that only a well-written script can achieve. Well, you have come to the right place, my friend, as Mike Terry's Black Belt School of Script-Fu can train you in the not-so-ancient art of Script-Fu
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