GIMP Version: 2.6.11
Operating System: Windows
OS Version: XP - SP3
GIMP Experience: Beginner Level

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I ran across this site:

http://www.gimpdome.com/animation-tutor ... l-marquee/

in that tut there are 2 (dead) links to scripts he wrote
one of them is for combining layers.
Anybody knows if they are available anywhere else?

Thank You

Only site I am aware of for Saul.

http://chiselapp.com/user/saulgoode/rep ... pt-fu/home

Thanks Lyle,the script is there,but what do you know,it won't open lol

When you say "won't open", can you explain what you mean? Because if you click on the link for the script, you'll probably see a bunch of text, but the download link is on the menu bar above it.

Yes
but you i extract the file,i get a message that windows can not open the scm file
and that i need to search the web tof ind a program to open it with
.I also tried to save the link as but that did not show in gimp either

You need to place the .scm script in your GIMP Scripts directory. Then either refresh GIMP or close then re-open GIMP and it will be there. If you just want to view what's in the SCM file, just open it up in either wordpad or notepad.

lyle,
i tried to save as,since it is not zipped.
i tried twice already,but when i check to see if itis in script,it shows a url icon,no script

What's the name of the file; I'll try myself. If you rightclick on the file, it should allow you to save the file.

edit:

OK; what you need to do is click on the file in question. It opens up a page and at the top of the page is a download button which will allow you to do just that.

http://chiselapp.com/user/saulgoode/rep ... combine-bg

It lets me save it but it doesn't load as a script
it keeps loading as a web page

When you download the file, you don't need to double click to open it (you don't even need an editor). Just move the file from wherever it downloaded to, to the .gimp-2.6/scripts folder then go to Filters - Script-Fu - Refresh scripts.

OK; here's where the link takes me: http://chiselapp.com/user/saulgoode/rep ... 7a3fba231f

At that link, you will notice at the top a download button. Click on that, and, the file will be saved.

And here is a video to see how scripts are saved in XP using IE browser.

mahvin,
i know i did that ,but it keeps saving it in script as a web page

Did you right click and choose to open it with a browser, and change the file association? You need to set the association back to default.

yes,changed to all files before saving,but it kept inverting to web page

what browser do you use pirate..downloads good in firefox

I just drag the file onto the scripts folder, or copy and paste it