Hi MareroQ,

With the versions provided in post #271 installed, the script runs without errors, but the Bump Pattern is not occurring within the selected area.

I think the Bump Pattern should cover the entire selection, but there seems to be an offset and only part of the selection receives the pattern in the Bumped layer.

Would it be possible to find out why this is happening?
Is it possible to recreate this effect or is it just happening in my version?

Thanks in advance.

MareroQ,

LogoToolbox version 2.4
throws this error:

I'm using Windows 10 64Bit. Gimp version is 2.10.20.

Hi Krikor.

I'm sorry but I can confirm Your result.
It won't work properly without the old bump-map and blur-gauss version (from Gimp-2.8).
Since I have it installed (for a long time) I didn't notice the error.
If you do not find this file quickly, let me know (Windows or Linux, 32 or 64 bit) and I will post this file here.

Edit: missing files added.

I looked for an old version of Bump-Map, but I couldn't find it.
However during the search I thought that having two versions of Bump_Map could give some kind of conflict.

Version 2.8 could be functional for Logo Toolboox 2.4, but it could give error in other scripts / plug-ins of version 2.10 (or it would be my imagination).

So I preferred to find a way to manually work around this problem.
Using the 'Fill' layer it is possible to create a new 'Bumped' layer and apply the desired pattern to that layer.

mackenzieh, I was curious about how you have an image on the navigation display but don't have any layers in the layers window?
To use the Logo toolbox, an image (logo / silhouette) with alpha channel is required.

Krikor,
I tried using the LogoToolBox from File>Create>Logos(gimpchat.com)LogoToolBox. I haven't tested out the Alpha to Logo option.

mackenzieh, I don't know what the error message that appears to you means:



I am using the same version (V2.4) on Win10 64 - Gimp 2.10.21

The script fails at some points, like what I mentioned earlier about bump_pattern, but also if I choose plasma in the fill method. But it can be worked around manually.

Try using the Alpha to Logo option to see if you get the same error message.
Try to choose a fill option other than 'Color' (Gradient, Pattern, Glass Color)

Krikor, here is the error message when running the plugin in the above screenshot:


I am using Gimp 2.10.20 64Bit and V2.4 which for me fails and I don't know why. I give up with trying to get version 2.4 to work with gimp 2.10.20 64Bit.

@Krikor
An interesting approach to the problem - but it will produce a different outcome than using bump-map.
I use plugins that were omitted from Gimp-2.10 all the time with Gimp-2.8 - without any problems.
I added the required files to the post #283.

@Mackenzieh
The "naughty girl" misinforms other users and creates a problem on her own request.
The Logo-Toolbox-2.4 has a different location:
File -> Create -> Logos (without gimpchat.com as in version 2.3)
You probably have (a repeated error ) of using the old and new version of the script (search for the old one and delete it ).

MareroQ, I am not a "naughty girl". How can I be when I downloaded 2.4 from your post, #271
I also didn't misinform anyone, nor did I create a problem. I found the source. I did have a duplicate file which I deleted. Hopefully it will work.

Regarding the disinformation: in Your screenshots You used the old version (2.3?) and said it was new (2.4).
It's not that important actually - I wish it works now (but it will - when you add to plug-ins: blur-gauss.exe and bump-map.exe from post # 283).

I added the plugins here:


However, the plugin does this when executed:

Does Bump Map appear in the menu and running?

I only have one version of Bump Map in gimp. Your version does not appear:

If I remember correctly the screenshot of Your window:Preferences -> Plug-Ins , there is no folder there:
C: \ Users \ macke \ AppData \ Roaming \ GIMP \ 2.10 \ plug-ins
(and You have unnecessary clutter adding filters individually).
Unless my memory is failing me.
Please check this - before we continue looking for a solution to the problem.

I do have that folder, it's here:



The folder isn't listed because it only works with .py files. The files you have attached are .exe files. Those files don't require folders. I went and added the folder anyway.

Edit: The file now shows up. I guess it just took a while for it to show up.

However, with my memory it is not so bad.
If the directory is not added (C: \ Users \ macke \ AppData \ Roaming \ GIMP \ 2.10 \ plug-ins), none of its contents will work.
You have to add it (because Gimp won't find it without the appropriate entry).
We can discuss your * .py plugin theory in a separate thread.
I am convinced that this will solve the problem 100%.

See my above post with the updated screenshot.

Apparently I'm writing posts too slowly.
And only no information is Logo Toolbox 2.4 finally working?

LogoToolBox now works: