chisel.scm on gimp 2.10

[dinasset]

Only a small note.
I tried to use chisel.scm on samj's 2.10.2 pack, got one error on the parameter "VIRTUAL" used when calling plug-in-bump-map.

Simply replaced LINEAR with the equivalent value 0, and the filter completes the run without any additional error.

Pls note: I didn't deeply test it, but I tought this simple comment deserves a post, in case someone is tempted to use chisel.scm:
replace LINEAR with 0 at statement (filter line) # 148
so you can use it.

[racer-x]

Yes that works nicely, thanks. Tried it in both appImage and flatpak. It didn't work before this simple modification.

[Pat625]

Thank you, Dinasset. I tried to use Chisel and Carve and could not get it to work. Will try your fix.


Edit: I ran it several times after adding your fix. No problems at all!! Thank you so much!!!!

Using Windows 10. 64 bit Gimp 2.10 (Samj)

[dinasset]

A friend of mine (running Gimp 32bits) told me that the mentioned simple change did not work (still getting errors on compatibility issues).
Hence I decided to replace those statements which have non-2.10 Language (FILL, MODE) and prepared an amended version, which was double-checked without errors.
Hence I post it here for those interested.

chisel - dn.scm

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[dinasset]

PS: remove the previous version before installing this one, because the registering function is the same (hence you would have a duplicated entry)
script-fu-register "script-fu-chisel"

[Issabella]

Thank you so much Dinasset.

[racer-x]

What would be real great, is a list of non-compatible commands along with the correct replacements. That way I can modify problem scripts.

Example:
LINEAR = 0

[nelo]

You can start GIMP with parameter:
gimp --pdb-compat-mode=warn

Then when GIMP is on run your script in question and it will give you a list of what's deprecated and by what to replace in the error console. You can then check the parameters of the procedure.

[Pat625]

Dinasset, is your new version for 32 bit only or can it be used for 64 bit also?

[dinasset]

It's OK for both 64 and 32 bits (I am on 64bits, I use it and it works)

[TicTac]

Thank you Dinasset!