Scripts that work in GIMP-2.6
As the GIMP advances its codebase, many scripts become deprecated and/or no longer work. They pop up errors or do not run at all -- their code needs to be updated to keep up with the GIMP. Since I "need" the plug-ins, I often update the scripts to keep working.
Here's some history of and progress on this project.
And of course I am more than willing to take a peek at other's work...
So far I've gotten help and code contributions from:
Floyd L. Davidson
David Cummins
Below the screenshot are the ReadMe and the Downloads
(Click for full-sized image)
NOTE: Screenshot may not show all the latest plugin additions.
Latest update includes:
Presets used by photo-effects, which I had previously neglected to include, are now in the Preset folder. Be advised -- these get installed into the gimpressionist/Presets folder on your system, NOT in one of the scripts folders. See the readme for details.
README for the scripts
Script-FUs that work with GIMP 2.6
17th Release - Wednesday, 10/22/2008
66 SCRIPTS (but some contain multiple filters)
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To install:
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All files in the "Presets" folder go in the folder:
gimpressionist/Presets
NOT in the scripts folder. (See below)
Put the scripts in :
(Windows)
C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR-NAME\.gimp-2.x\scripts
(Linux)
/home/YOUR-NAME/.gimp-2.x/scripts
Put the Gimpressionist presets in :
(Windows)
C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR-NAME\.gimp-2.x\gimpressionist\presets
(Linux)
/home/YOUR-NAME/.gimp-2.x/gimpressionist/presets
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INCLUDED SCRIPTS:
add-bevel.scm
addborder.scm
addframe.scm
amazing-circles.scm
animated-letters.scm
artborder.scm
Auto Contrast.scm
balloon.scm
blackboard-effect.scm
blur-non-edges.scm
BSSS_sharpening.scm
bw-from-graphic.scm
CDlabel2.scm
change_contrast.scm
colorize-prep.scm
ColorSaturation.scm
colortemp.scm
edge_sign.scm
EZ Red Skin Fix.scm
fade-outline.scm
film-grain.scm
fuzzyborder.scm
gimplomo.scm
gimp-reflection.scm
glow.scm
grey-point.scm
high-pass-sharpen.scm
i26-gunya2.scm
infrared-simulation.scm
invert.scm
iso_noise_reduction.scm
landscape-illustrator.scm
layer-effects_24.scm
lighten_saturate.scm
lineart_toned.scm
mats-and-frames.scm
midtone-sharp.scm
old_paper.scm
orton.scm
pastel-image.scm
pencil-sketch.scm
pen_sketch.scm
photoeffects_24.scm
photoframe.scm
picture_to_graphic.scm
pixel-gradient.scm
quick-sketch.scm
red-eye.scm
selective-coloring.scm
sepoina.scm
sharpblur-gimp-2.0.scm
sketch.scm
slide.scm
smart_sharpen.scm
softfocus.scm
stair-resize.scm
stampifyG2.scm
stroked_text.scm
tasty-frame.scm
tonemapping.scm
vintage-effect.scm
warp-sharp.scm
watermark.scm
water-paint-effect.scm
web_photo_edit.scm
wonderful.scm
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About:
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GIMP-2.6 scripts is a fixed/hacked collection of scripts for
use in the new GIMP. Originally for 2.4, but things continue
to evolve and break scripts... so on I go.
If a script I wrote or played with gives me errors in use, I
get them running and include them in the scripts package.
I am not the original author for most of these scripts, but
I believe they all let you redistribute (GPL-like).
So use them, pass them around or make them better.
It's all good.
Enjoy.
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Paul Sherman
psherman2001@gmail.com
Both packages contain the same scripts, just the compression type is different.
| 17th Release - Wednesday, 10/22/2008 | |
|
format: zip file
size: 157k md5sum: ae1646821cb1182a6dafff4458f87426 gimp_scripts_26.zip |
format: bz2 file
size: 81k md5sum: ce2e1cb503db2659d80bfefcc0ced78c gimp_scripts_26.tar.bz2 |
Project History
I started doing this just after the release of GIMP-2.4 and I think I keep pace pretty well, sort of out of necessity because I use the GIMP and many of the scripts every day. (I do wpclipart.com)
I currently run GIMP-2.6.1 on Absolute Linux. I occasionally check the scripts on Windows -- but I really rely upon feedback from Windows users if anything is amiss. So do not hesitate to email me at psherman2001@gmail.com if you spot an error or have some suggestion.
The gimpfx-foundry project has built on my first package, made improvements to some and added others . . . but I was put off a bit by their naming convention, the use of a separate menu item for the scripts, and the fact that they emailed me about their project, asking if I wanted to help out, several weeks after I made updated scripts available on this site. Granted, they did a lot of work on their own, too, but I felt a little miffed. Perhaps unjustly...
In my free time I have made some batch scripts in Python which I will soon make available separately, and I have also been asked to impliment a preview for some scripts. I'm hacking this out and getting close -- but I need to work on this some more and want to structure it so I can use it as a "drop-in" for any scripts I write in Python. For the regular SCRIPT-FUs, I do not believe a preview window is possible.