Here are is what my luarc file looks like:
require “official/yield”
require “examples/hello_world”
require “contrib/enfuse_pro”
require “contrib/pano_pro”
require “contrib/hugin”
I have put all the scripts in the location:
C:\Users\Kevin\AppData\Local\darktable\lua
inside various folders as seen above, such as “contrib”, “examples”, “official”. Essentially I copied the entire contents of the lua-scripts-master into the lua folder, then additionally added enfuse-pro and pano-pro to “contrib”, both of which are really awesome and not included in the git package. I had these running when I was using Ubuntu as my OS, but I have since switched back to Windows because I’m not ready to give up PS for GIMP quite yet.
In the enfuse-pro and pano-pro there are some notes about making sure the lua script language is properly installed, which is why I was assuming I needed to install it. I didn’t realize it was bundled with dt. I was expecting I might need to do some torubleshooting to get those two scripts working, but nothing seems to be working, even “hello world”.
Am I putting them in the wrong location for Windows?
The pano-pro and enfuse-pro scripts can be found here for those curious:
https://www.multimedia4linux.de/index.php/bildbearbeitung/darktable/darktable-plugin-enfuse-professional