GIMP Version: 2.10.4
Operating System: Linux64 Xubuntu 18.04
GIMP Experience: Intermediate Level

List any relevant plug-ins or scripts:
CarTOONize.scm

List any ERROR messages you received:
CarTOONize Message
Error while executing script-fu-CarTOONize:
Error: eval: unbound variable: WHITE-IMAGE-FILL

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Would appreciate if some coder/hacker fixed the CarTOONize script to work with 2.10.x
It's by far the nicest cartoon filter in my opinion, the one that ships with Gimp is ewwful.
Launched Gimp using --pdb-compat-mode=warn
and checked the error console, didn't get further than having same what the normal error window says.

Attached script, it was originally in the registry.gimp but that place has been down quite some time.
Saulgoode's Tooninator is also pretty nice. I remembered that the Paul Sherman pack for 2.10 includes it.
But it does same thing than the original, the uppermost layer is not correct.
In 2.8 top layer is transparent with black edges, in 2.10 you end up with a black layer and some white edges.
Like the script execution was aborted before end, but there is no error message.

Thousand thanks if anyone has a fix.

Here's how I would approach it...

Open the script in a text editor and find WHITE-IMAGE-FILL


Now we know it's being passed to the function gimp-drawable-fill, so look that up in the Procedure Browser: Help >> Procedure Browser

Where we can see that acceptable values for the fill-type include FILL-WHITE

So I suggest changing WHITE-IMAGE-FILL to FILL-WHITE

That is the starter for a couple of other things.

Attached working in my gimp 2.10 flatpak, no guarantees

Thanks for tip paynekj, I'll try the procedure browser next time when I bump into error.
It didn't spring to mind to use it, I have only modified setting values and such with Notepad++
Works perfectly rich2005, thank you very much

This is a great Cartoon filter, I like the effect. Thanks rich2005 for making it work in Gimp 2.10. Tested it here on a picture of my Brother's HellCat Challenger.