Hi
GimpTalk seems to been down for a long period, most of this year. Check out http://gimper.net/ or GimpForum http://forums.tutorialized.com/gimp-66/ instead. Peter
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1. Script-Fu "Illegal Function" Error (Aitchbee) 2. Re: Script-Fu "Illegal Function" Error (Rob Antonishen) 3. New GIMP jpeg-2000 plugin (advance-software) 4. gimptalk.com (gerard82)
5. Re: gimptalk.com (Ofnuts)

Från: Aitchbee Datum: 28 oktober 2010 15.04.56 CEST Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Kopia: team@gimpusers.com
Ämne: [Gimp-user] Script-Fu "Illegal Function" Error

I am getting an “Illegal Function” error message for a Script-Fu script I wrote. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

The script is supposed to make a selection from the active path (vector), fill the selection with the foreground color and stroke the selection with the active brush.

I have run the entire script and the “define” part through the Script-Fu console with out any errors. The individual commands also work when I enter them in the console.

I am running Gimp 2.6.8 with an Ubuntu 10.4 operating system. The script also shows an illegal function with Windows7.

Here is the script:

(define (script-fu-colorline image drawable) (let* ((MyVector (car ((gimp-image-get-active-vectors image))))) (gimp-image-undo-group-start image) ;This clears the active layer
(gimp-edit-clear drawable)
(gimp-vectors-to-selection MyVector CHANNEL-OP-REPLACE TRUE FALSE 5 5) (gimp-edit-fill drawable FOREGROUND-FILL) (gimp-edit-stroke drawable)
(gimp-selection-none image)
(gimp-image-undo-group-end image) (gimp-displays-flush)
)
)
(script-fu-register "script-fu-colorline" "Colorline"
"Color as path"
"Harlan Boise"
"(c) Harlan Boise"
"October 16, 2010"
"RGB* GRAY*"
SF-IMAGE "MyImage" 0
SF-DRAWABLE "MyDrawable" 0
)
(script-fu-menu-register "script-fu-colorline" "/Script-Fu/Tutorials")

Can anyone help?

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Från: Rob Antonishen Datum: 28 oktober 2010 15.33.15 CEST Till: Aitchbee
Kopia: team@gimpusers.com, gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] Script-Fu "Illegal Function" Error

Try getting rid of the double parenthesis around the gimp-image-get-active-vectors.

-Rob A>

Från: advance-software Datum: 28 oktober 2010 15.39.14 CEST Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Kopia: team@gimpusers.com
Ämne: [Gimp-user] New GIMP jpeg-2000 plugin

Hi all,

Our new GIMP JPEG-2000 plugin is now available (free).

Win32 binary : http://advance-software.com/download/tools/gimp_j2k_win32.zip (drop into GIMP plug-ins directory)

Source (licensed GPL v3) : http://advance-software.com/download/tools/gimp_j2k.zip

The plugin includes support for jp2 & j2k file formats (mono & rgb including optional alpha) with a save quality slider & interactive preview.

Best regards,

Steve Williams Director
Advance Software Limited

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Från: gerard82 Datum: 28 oktober 2010 17.50.49 CEST Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Kopia: team@gimpusers.com
Ämne: [Gimp-user] gimptalk.com

Hi, Does anyone know what happened to gimptalk? When try to open http://www.gimptalk.com I get a server not found error. Gerard.

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Från: Ofnuts Datum: 28 oktober 2010 19.09.18 CEST Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] gimptalk.com

On 10/28/2010 05:50 PM, gerard82 wrote:

Hi,
Does anyone know what happened to gimptalk? When try to open http://www.gimptalk.com I get a server not found error. Gerard.

I tried to register to it a couple of weeks ago, needed help (mistyped my email) and the "Contact us" page was jinxed. Mail to the usual ids didn't get any answer either. Even got someone I know with an id on gimptalk to use its internal mail to an admin and none of us ever got any answer.

So Gimptalk must have been on its own for quite some time... Maybe the server is still there if you find its IP address....

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Hi
Don´forget the settings on the printer! I´did when I made some passport images, the printer settings was "fill the paper". I made the biggest passport images ever seen. Flat screens in general seems to show smaller then 100% - To see a A4-paper as an A4 on screen I have to set 130% view on my Apple 21"-screen. Peter
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1. scaling image in centimeters (Lorenzo Bettini) 2. Re: scaling image in centimeters (T?k?s ?bel) 3. Re: scaling image in centimeters (Ofnuts) 4. Re: scaling image in centimeters (Lorenzo Bettini) 5. Removal of yellow and green eyes (Per Tunedal) 6. Re: scaling image in centimeters (Daniel Hornung)

Från: Lorenzo Bettini Datum: 2 november 2010 23.13.48 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu Ämne: [Gimp-user] scaling image in centimeters

Hi

I must admit I'm kind of newbie in image editing... I was trying to resize a photo to 5x7 cm, using the scale image dialog, using centimeters... however the resulting image is smaller, and also the grid, when set to cm, (using 100% zoom) uses something that's smaller than a centimeter... what am I doing wrong?

thanks in advance Lorenzo

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Från: Tőkés Ábel Datum: 3 november 2010 09.28.35 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] scaling image in centimeters

11/2/2010 11:13 PM keltezéssel, Lorenzo Bettini írta:

Hi

I must admit I'm kind of newbie in image editing... I was trying to resize a photo to 5x7 cm, using the scale image dialog, using centimeters... however the resulting image is smaller, and also the grid, when set to cm, (using 100% zoom) uses something that's smaller than a centimeter... what am I doing wrong?

thanks in advance Lorenzo

Hi,

I think a possible reason can be: The resolution of your monitor is better than the resolution set in Scale Image window. I tried and experienced the same thing as you, and I got a 5x7 cm square with X and Y resolution 89 pixels/in on my monitor.

The reason of this is that at 100% zoom level, gimp indicates each pixel of the picture on one pixel of the monitor, independently from resolution. Resolution and image size in pixels determine together the image size in cm. The meaning of image size of 5x7 cm for eg. 72 pixels/in when your monitor has a different resolution is that if you print your image with the set resolution, you will get the an 5x7 cm image. (72 pixel/in printed is quite poor resolution.)

Abel

Från: Ofnuts Datum: 3 november 2010 14.23.26 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] scaling image in centimeters

On 11/02/2010 11:13 PM, Lorenzo Bettini wrote:

Hi

I must admit I'm kind of newbie in image editing... I was trying to resize a photo to 5x7 cm, using the scale image dialog, using centimeters... however the resulting image is smaller, and also the grid, when set to cm, (using 100% zoom) uses something that's smaller than a centimeter... what am I doing wrong?

thanks in advance Lorenzo

The size of a picture is related to its number of pixels for a given display definition (72 to 120PPI on screens, up to 600PPI on paper) (pixels/definition=size). However the actual definition of the output is so variable that in most cases one doesn't bother, and produces an image that will have "sufficient" pixels (so if you know you are going to print and doing the image from scratch you can set 300PPI in the "new" dialog).

In any case the actual output size will be specified when printing... (personally when I want very specific dimensions I put the image in a word processor (MS-Word, OpenOffice Writer) and set the image dimensions there).

Från: Lorenzo Bettini Datum: 3 november 2010 14.41.28 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] scaling image in centimeters

On 11/03/2010 09:28 AM, Tőkés Ábel wrote:

11/2/2010 11:13 PM keltezéssel, Lorenzo Bettini írta:

Hi

I must admit I'm kind of newbie in image editing... I was trying to resize a photo to 5x7 cm, using the scale image dialog, using centimeters... however the resulting image is smaller, and also the grid, when set to cm, (using 100% zoom) uses something that's smaller than a centimeter... what am I doing wrong?

thanks in advance Lorenzo

Hi,

I think a possible reason can be: The resolution of your monitor is better than the resolution set in Scale Image window. I tried and experienced the same thing as you, and I got a 5x7 cm square with X and Y resolution 89 pixels/in on my monitor.

The reason of this is that at 100% zoom level, gimp indicates each pixel of the picture on one pixel of the monitor, independently from resolution. Resolution and image size in pixels determine together the image size in cm. The meaning of image size of 5x7 cm for eg. 72 pixels/in when your monitor has a different resolution is that if you print your image with the set resolution, you will get the an 5x7 cm image. (72 pixel/in printed is quite poor resolution.)

Hi Abel

does this mean that even if I don't see it correctly on the screen, the image will be printed with the correct dimensions 5x7 cm?

thanks Lorenzo

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Från: "Per Tunedal" Datum: 3 november 2010 15.49.34 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU Ämne: [Gimp-user] Removal of yellow and green eyes

Hi, what about variants of the remove red eyes filter?

I take pictures of animals and they get other unwanted colours like green or yellow in their eyes.

I suppose it would be feasible to introduce the opportunity to remove other colours but red.

The remove red eyes filter is found under filter - enhance.

I would be happy if there was two more filters:

remove green eyes and remove yellow eyes.

Or maybe a filter with an option to chose which colour to remove.

Yours, Per Tunedal
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Från: Daniel Hornung Datum: 3 november 2010 17.37.59 CET
Till: gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu Ämne: Re: [Gimp-user] scaling image in centimeters

On Tuesday 02 November 2010 23:13:48 Lorenzo Bettini wrote:

and also the
grid, when set to cm, (using 100% zoom) uses something that's smaller than a centimeter... what am I doing wrong?

The other have said already WHY it may display other lengths than you may have expected, here's the solution:

In the Preferences window, select "Display" and press the "Calibrate..." button there to calibrate GIMP for your display.

This dialog used to show up on the very first GIMP start in earlier times, I don't know about the current version though.

HTH, Daniel

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