Is there a script for concentric circle and polygons?

[PhotoComix]

I stroked the path with black but remain the red in the middle of each circle and transparency seems gone (the alpha channel remain..but as was stripped away and then added again )

the weird thing (but honestly i seldom use path i may miss something) is that if i switch off the path visibility...everything turn black!

i upload the xcf may help more then my description

[PhotoComix]

SOLVED !
i must still get used to its logic but is going better

now i may clear a bit more my idea, by more or less slightly offsetting 2 or more layers of circular pattern is possible draw the attention toward the center of the circles or as here enhance the feeling of movement

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[mahvin]

In the last post, the 2nd one, and catwoman one both stand out well.

[Rod]

Great use of the script PC!
That one of Cat Woman is awesome.

[mahvin]

And if I can throw something into the pot the coders out there
the step-resize script would be perfect *if* it saved the intermediate steps to new layers instead of scrapping them.

Have you seen this?

http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1450#p17702

[PhotoComix]

Only now... thank for the head up

[rich2005]

@ mahvin

Thank you very much, another one for the toolbox.

[RobA]

I thought I had remembered someone posting that before. Forgot it was me!

Your Welcome!

-Rob A>

[mahvin]

The Shape Paths script (http://registry.gimp.org/node/59) can create a wide variety of shapes:

This is a collection of Script-Fus that create Paths in the form of geometric shapes. Squares, rectangles, rounded rectangles, circles, ellipses, ovals, polygons, stars, flowers, gears, triangle waves, square waves, and sine waves are currently supported.

You can create concentric circles and polygons by creating a series of circles/polygons with a common center and increasing radius.

I frequently use these scripts and they work quite well.

Mahvin has written a very good tutorial for this script: http://www.mahvin.com/?p=1994

New link: https://www.mahvin.com/2010/05/shape-pa ... pts-i.html