After adding this line before line 172

angle = 0

That seemed to fix the rotation value error.
I wonder if adding other
integer = 0 (i am not sure what you use for numbers)
it would fix every setting, and stop the errors?
Because that would tell the script
"your value is 0"
Wouldn't it?

I haven't looked at the python script, so I don't know anything about it, but in all of my years of programming, we always declared all of our variables with a known value first. This looks like a math error or possible using a wrong value type. Usually numeric variables are integers and floats. I should take a look at the code and try to figure it out.

Good luck with it! =)

geeze, how did I miss this thread? kewl.....

I did too Molly; just downloaded it. Has issues, but, from the help here, I got the bleeding issue figured out. Not happy with some of the drop shadow effect parts on some of the panels that happened when I ran it, but, overall, pretty cool. I've used Big Picture action from Panosfx in the past and this python script gives a similar result.

where is the plugin located after it's downloaded and installed?

Try Gimp Scripts
http://gimpscripts.com/?s=Photo+mosaic
May tell you.

Thanks, Sallyanne.

Where can it be found then. I have it but cannot find it.

Sallyanne, you can find it in filters - artistic - photo mosaic. But I didn't know how to run the filter.

Issabella
just open an image (see "beforemosaic")
click on Filters>Artistic>Photo Mosaic (as you said)
click Run with the default parameters
on the multilayers result the bottom layer is marked invisible, and the space between the slices of the mosaic are transparent: either click to reset to visible the base image (see "aftermosaic") or add a new layer and fill it with a background you better like





enjoy.. and play

Dinasset, thank you very much for your interest in helping everyone. Yes, it worked now with your guide.

I put this in my plug in folder and hope it shows up in my mcgimp!

*yeesss, it works in mcgimp!

Genial!!! Great!!! We can do it so good! I love this script! Good Sallyanne, Well done!