Unfortunately Lyle. Looks like all the ones Graechan did for us will have to be done again Unless of course they work in 2.10, He lost them when Gimp Scripts went down.

Works fine in my 2.10.6

@OMG, the menu entries are original.
Went through the script this time and fixed your error, and Issabella's.
Should be okay now.

Thank you so much Nidhogg. You're so efficient!

Seams to be more noticeable on large images, but when I run this script-fu, it produces a square region in the upper left quadrant. Not sure why.

I tested with your image and it turned out perfect.

Strange indeed. Might be because I enabled GPU or I need a larger memory setting in the configuration file. I'll try again.

It's indeed OpenCL that's the culprit. I wonder if there's a way to disable it for the script-fu or work with the setting enabled? Anyway, not sure how much I gain with it enabled so might disable it later. At least I now know.

Nidhogg - thanks for correcting the script; works OK now.

I agree, OMG. Also discovered that you can turn on and off OpenCL without having to restart GIMP. I'll just do so when I need to. Again, thanks a heap for recreating this cool Script-fu, Nidhogg.

Works perfect Nidhogg! Thanks.

I think it's really good that OpenCl is in Gimp2.10x. It allows the GPU (graphics processor) to work with the CPU to render images.
It saves a lot of time when rendering many frames or complex images.

You do need a graphics card that supports OpenCL on a system where OpenCL has been set-up. It's a bit easier to implement with Nvidia GPU's IMHO.

I have a Radeon graphics system, Tas; it may be the reason why it bugs out. Oh well. Haven't delved into how to get OpenCL to work with Radeon yet. Not sure if it actually's worth the effort. lol

Well; just checked and it has OpenCL.

Works well in my Windows 10, 64 bit. Gimp 2.10.6 Samj's. Thank you Nidhogg!