I’m using both gimp & gmic from git, so sadly Sebastien Guyader’s great scripts
for emulating a couple of effects/looks fail due to the recent change of GMIC syntax.
…so I’ve taken the liberty of updating a few lines to the new syntax:
Here is the latest (2016/12/30 4:00) reference for the gmic filter names for those that don’t want to download the 77mb of additional gmic data: gui_filters-20161230.zip (19.0 KB)
Hi, many thanks for this but I need some help! I’ve recently been using Ubuntu (mainly because I wanted to try Darktable) and downloaded GIMP 2.9. I cannot find a Home/Gimp scripts folder and if I try to copy your scripts into the root directory I’m refused permission. Any ideas? I’ve seen some convoluted ways of getting access to root but thats beyond me and even then I can’t see how this allows me to copy the scripts.
Now I know what Control+ H does (I couldn’t see the hidden folders)! Thanks for the quick response and the filters work fine.
Perhaps I’m mad trying to get to grips with Ubuntu, Darktable and Gimp 2.9 all at the same time but its keeping my brain active.
the only difference for each plug-in-gmic line to be shown in this example:
(plug-in-gmic 1 theImage bluedarksLayer 1 “-v -99 -fx_mix_rgb 1,0,0,1,0,0,0.60,0,0,1,2”)
has become
(plug-in-gmic-gtk 1 theImage bluedarksLayer 1 0 “-v -99 -fx_mix_rgb 1,0,0,1,0,0,0.60,0,0,1,2”)