And I’ve updated status here
gmic-gegl-plugin/STATUS.md at main · flatscrew/gmic-gegl-plugin · GitHub
~40 operations are broken for now, 405 operational.
And I’ve updated status here
gmic-gegl-plugin/STATUS.md at main · flatscrew/gmic-gegl-plugin · GitHub
~40 operations are broken for now, 405 operational.
I will release it ss soon I will come up with an idea how to package distribute it hehe
Hi,
are you planning to add the possibility of loading custom .gmic files (a.k.a. filter sources) too?
Hey,
I’m not sure for now, most probably not for generated operations ![]()
cheers
So I came up with this as you suggested @David_Tschumperle
Awesome, thanks!
After short while of thinkering I might have an idea how to do it… I think I will try to implement gmic-qt’ish view in a node… will do a PoC ![]()
I had to introduce another bool flag for selecting if gui_merge_layers should be applied as well so now it would be possible to use some nifty operations like fx_stylize with custom style ![]()
Just a quick update: I decided to include operations from “Testing” section, so now there is ~1500 operations available ;D
Recently I was able to prepare packages for a subset of @LinuxBeaver GEGL plugins here: GitHub - flatscrew/plugins-linux-beaver: LinuxBeaver GEGL plugins and I would like to take a similar approach for G’MIC plugins [no macos yet]
I will continue putting updates here if thats ok ;>
Hi Łukasz.
Great news.
Many thanks for enabling LinuxBeaver filters in Gimp-3.2 RC2.
Two quick tests:
Nice ![]()
Wielkie dzięki za testy ![]()
ActiveY I need your help, When I or others compile my plugins for Windows they don’t work on RC2 but when you do it, they do work. Any idea what is going on? How are you compiling then. I use quasi-mysys2
Hey,
I will have a look tomorrow and will get back to u. In the mean time you could have a look at my pipelines in GitHub.
Maybe that will help.
BR