I'll check, I'll be right back!

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Zero01
Can you please exceed the value of 10 in each column?
Just to verify, that I did not get the error by having 32 columns by 32 rows!

I keep getting this error I do not know what it means!
An error occurred running python_fu_kp24_build_map
- ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''

Damn my bad luck !!

Luckily, I only have 1024 files to check! mmmmm

Yes Ray, I tried it with (in fact) 34. As I had limited time to rename files I just did 0x0.. 34, 1x0.. 34 and 2x0.. 34.

Have you been putting the exact text in the correct field I wonder?

I called mine all "Map_#x#".png so in the 'Tile prefix' field I typed: Map_

see here


giving me:


Good luck !

Zero01
Thank you very much for taking the test!

Maybe I have Gimpfu.py in poor condition?

This is what I keep getting, and it's not very normal, since I've created some test images, just like you and it always tells me the same thing!

I see you have the plug in located in the GIMP2/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins, try putting that plug-in in the "UserName/.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/" folder.. that might be the answer, best of luck again Ray!!

Zero01, lol, my computer is playing life with my patience !!!

Nothing, it does not work for me! (And that, I want to use this script with all my being) hahaha

You can send me your Gimpfu.py file?
Is in the direction:
C: \ Program Files \ GIMP 2 \ 32 \ lib \ gimp \ 2.0 \ python \ gimpfu.py

And thanks again!

I use x64bits Windows 10 Pro, hopefully not that, which I doubt very much!

Well, no problem, when I first saw your question I was already trying to do something along the lines of using "Inch Guides" to help put the individual tiles in place, but this was still time-consuming so I didn't get very far with that lol... I'm glad paynekj created the plug-in because I can see it would become useful for many little art project I have going - so I'm very thankful to him for that!!

I'm also using 64-bit Windows 10 Pro, and it seems to work well, not sure what the issue could be.
Hmm.. not allowed to upload .py files unfortunately, maybe you could try re-installing GIMP?

Maybe someone with more knowledge on the subject could shed some light on the problem.. we need this to happen Ray

I agree, I am very grateful, paynekj!
So much, although ... I could not enjoy his "Script", ArgHhHhh

Thanks a lot, "paynekj"
Also to those who have participated, I would not have imagined here speaking alone, and solving this myself, with the little rigged that I am!


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Wow! I do not know what happens in this machine or in Gimp, well Zero01, I thinking, there are always alternatives, you can upload it as (.Rar .Zip .Text)

I can unzip, or simply change the format's name

And if to shed light on this, it should happen rather, since, because of so much trying to distract me, I have done this:

Please have someone report it to your site
My contribution!

I'm convinced you have a bad file name there somewhere.

What is the full path to the directory where your files are?

Try this... I've attached a zip file with four images in. Please extract them and try running the script on them. You should get this:


If you still get an error I'll get you to modify the script to debug where the problem is happening.

Kevin

Kevin ... I hate to admit it, but you're absolutely right!

Not only, I have tried its folder of images, and it works perfectly, I also created another map of 4 columns x 4 rows, in versions: 256x256px and 512x512px ...
And also worked to perfection!

So, I only have to check, the small amount of, 1024 images of the map,
(Damn it, my destiny)

Really Kevin, I really appreciate everything he's doing.
And if someday you need something from me, do not wait ... I'll be reviewing images yet!
This is last, just kidding

IT WORKS!!

Okay, I'll summarize:
Check all names! (okay)
Check column and row numbers! (okay)
But ... while trying to convert the folder with the 1024 images, I was wrong!

They could only be two things:
1º that had Xnview open in turn, looking at the images.
2º that is in a folder that can have restricted access (it is the folder of a game)
I would say they are both, if that's the case!

Congratulations Kevin, I did not get to the minute to process the 1024 images!
This damn "Script" is a machine!

Look at the image, by the way you can see the increase at 4.35% Zoom!

This tiler script could be very, very useful for many things. =) I grabbed it up. Thank you paynekj.

I'm with what Rod says, this "Script", has potential when recomposing a map,
and with some improvements, I do not want to imagine!

About this thread, for me it is solved!
But if you want I would like to collaborate, to improve it, if possible, we can continue checking the code " paynekj "