Here’s a script that will take a directory of xmp files and apply them to a selected image by creating a duplicate for each xmp and applying it to the duplicate.
While testing I noticed several xmp files used AGX, which isn’t merged yet. On linux it writes an error to the log and doesn’t do anything. On windows, you get a black image.
How to use:
- download it
- unzip it
- drop it in your scripts
- create a directory somewhere to put xmps into (mine’s in Downloads).
- start darktable and then start the script.
- go to preferences->Lua options and set the directory that contains xmp files.
- download some xmp files from a play raw and put them in the directory
- download the image and import it into darktable.
- select the image, the press the apply play raw xmps button in the actions on selected images.
- enjoy
You can have multiple directories with xmp files and change the preference between applications, or you can have one directory that you use and just delete and replace xmps.
apply_play_raw_xmps.zip (2.5 KB)
EDIT: This will only run on 5.2.x.
EDIT 2: There is a shortcut that you can assign so that you can just hover over an image, hit the shortcut, and the xmps will be applied.