The Indicator Light tutorial has been made into a script that can be found under File>Create>Metal Wurx>Indicator Lights.



Here is a screenshot showing some of the selections available such as Bezel Style, Bezel Color, Lens Color and a choice for Illuminated (ON) or OFF.



The Script interface includes four language choices to make it more internationally friendly. English, French, German and Spanish. I have included versions for 2.6 and 2.8 for the convenience of die hard individuals like me who still like to use 2.6.

Each file contains the script, the required Gradients and Patterns, plus a README file which I strongly suggest that you read and pay particular attention to the instructions and dependencies.

Hi, Draconian!
It must be a great script, because I've seen all your Metal Wurx tutorials and admire your creativity.
I'm pretty sure there is something I do wrong. Can you, please, elaborate on this one?
If I understood correctly I just need to run the script, no new image has to be created, pretty much like
creating new logos, right?
I can see new gradients and patterns inside the selection dialogues. But when I run the script, it start working and then aborts with this error message.

What am I doing wrong?

Thank you

K1TE

P.S. the script i'm using is 2.8 and GIMP is 2.8.2

Did you read the README file and install the gradients and patterns per the instructions? You also have to have the scale-pattern script installed. It's one of the dependencies.

Oops, my mistake! Yes, I read it all, and gradients and patterns are in place. I knew I had scale-pattern script installed before but, for some reason, I placed in inactive folder in .gimp-2.8/scripts the other day, LOL. Fixed now.

Thanks a lot, Draconian!
Script is great!

Thanks. Glad you got it working. Now show me what you did with it.

Sweet and easy, D! It took like 1 minute of time to create!
(I feel ashamed when I think it took you guys 2 months of hard work writing this script)
Thanks o lot, again!!!

Great stuff, Draconian

Kit - it is definitely sweet and easy. IMHO the effort was worth the results. I think I would slow down the animation a bit tho. Wouldn't want to cause anyone to have a seizure.

Thanks Odin.

An Excellent script. Makes life so much easier.

draconian: this was a really fun surprise - now i'll just have to read up on the dependencies and stuff so i can get it to work. i have to say i think my kingdom has been very lucky with its knights