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 Post subject: Re: A New Gimp Package
PostPosted: Wed May 08, 2013 2:30 pm  (#21) 
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lylejk wrote:
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AnMal wrote:
wasn't the task to simply list a maximum of 5 plugins that we really like and the rule was we couldn't list what others had already listed? and it was never a question of getting the plugins into the official gimp builds, just to sort the best ones into a neat little bunch that rod kindly offered to pack up for any new gc members - or did i get it all wrong now?

my favorite picks have already been listed, but i also think one of the "add multiple guides" plugins could be useful, like the guides set plugin from GAT-tools.


Thank you Anmal. :)
It seems this got way off topic of what i meant didn't it? I never said i wanted to ask anyone to add these to any installer i merely suggested we pick 25 or so of the ones we all use and know are valuable to Gimp.Then i will take the ones we vote on and make a simple easy package for NEWCOMERS to throw in their Gimp.Along with easy to follow instructions on all their uses.
Most of us here have used these plugins, know where to get them and things like this.I think putting one together like this will help out NEWCOMERS to Gimp to see the even more potential Gimp offers with third party plug-ins.

Never EVER did i say lets make or tell or request the Gimp devs to add them to the official installer.
I really do not know how this got so far off topic.I apologize if it was something i posted.

EDIT: TOPIC header fixed :lol


Yup; your fault Rod. lololol


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 Post subject: Re: A New Gimp Package
PostPosted: Wed May 08, 2013 2:37 pm  (#22) 
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K1TesseraEna wrote:
Rod wrote:
AnMal wrote:
wasn't the task to simply list a maximum of 5 plugins that we really like and the rule was we couldn't list what others had already listed? and it was never a question of getting the plugins into the official gimp builds, just to sort the best ones into a neat little bunch that rod kindly offered to pack up for any new gc members - or did i get it all wrong now?

my favorite picks have already been listed, but i also think one of the "add multiple guides" plugins could be useful, like the guides set plugin from GAT-tools.


Thank you Anmal. :)
It seems this got way off topic of what i meant didn't it? I never said i wanted to ask anyone to add these to any installer i merely suggested we pick 25 or so of the ones we all use and know are valuable to Gimp.Then i will take the ones we vote on and make a simple easy package for NEWCOMERS to throw in their Gimp.Along with easy to follow instructions on all their uses.
Most of us here have used these plugins, know where to get them and things like this.I think putting one together like this will help out NEWCOMERS to Gimp to see the even more potential Gimp offers with third party plug-ins.

Never EVER did i say lets make or tell or request the Gimp devs to add them to the official installer.
I really do not know how this got so far off topic.I apologize if it was something i posted.

EDIT: TOPIC header fixed :lol


Sorry for having misunderstood your intentions, Rod.
The package like this already exists http://registry.gimp.org/node/27656 and hosted on SF, C-net, Softpedia and Google Code.
The newcomers can get them with GIMP installer. I think it comprises everything we have listed here and much more.
That is for Windows users. If you're going to make plugin packages for Linux and Max users (w/o installers, of course) it's
a different matter. Why not?

I downloaded and tried to check this out but got a error
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I do have Gimp-2.8.4 installed. :)

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 Post subject: Re: A New Gimp PLUGIN Package we can vote on
PostPosted: Thu May 09, 2013 12:31 am  (#23) 
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Here are 2 that I like a lot.

PS-pat-load.exe
Noise-Generator.exe

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 Post subject: Re: A New Gimp PLUGIN Package we can vote on
PostPosted: Thu May 09, 2013 6:02 am  (#24) 
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When i had to rescale a bunch of photo, this one was just brillant (as it can do much more than batch rescale) :
David's batch processor

For the Resynthetiser, i found that depending on the task you use it for, the old version can actually provide much better result than the newer one sometime.
Fortunately smaj compilled for window both old and new version so they can co-exist at the same time in Gimp 2.8.x :
http://www.gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6653


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 Post subject: Re: A New Gimp PLUGIN Package we can vote on
PostPosted: Tue May 14, 2013 4:19 am  (#25) 
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Hi,

My wish-list:

LayerFX.py
Gimp-Clone-Tool.exe
Liquid Rescale.exe
G'MIC.exe

Like Graechan on #2:
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I would also love to see a C++ plugin written for layer effects, just so we can have a better realtime display of what is happening.


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