Still playing with/learning about Ofnuts path tools, decorate>periodic wave>triangles/circles in this case.

Wallace you were right about Gimp and its various scripts ... its only our imagination that limits us ...







Some Ofnuts stroke/fill, some Samj render and some Graechan wire art too!!

Just love the new capabilities I am learning.

I'm old lady grumpy because I can't do this. The path menu on right click doesn't have the tools at the bottom, so I don't have access to path inbetweener.

The links for all the scripts are in my video description. You can get the "path inbetwenner" script from the links.

I have it in my plug-in folder already. But I it doesn't show up when I R click the path as shown in the video. I don't get the option for tools in my pop up menu box. I am guessing its an OS X thing.

On OSX you have to mark the file as executable. In a terminal "chmod +x /path/to/file.py". There may be an easier way in your file explorer.

In this last one I used Ofnuts 'sine wave' option for decorating the path before stroking it with a gradient.



Thanks again Ofnuts for providing these neat tools!

@2-ton.
In linux I can right click on the plug-in (path inbetweener), click the permissions tab, then click the box allow executing file as a program

I don't know if this works in Mac or not.

No, there is no choice for permissions. I have never had to 'give permission' or 'make executable' for any other scripts or python scripts before. This is what I get in the right click pop up.

So what you are saying, when you right click the plug-in that you downloaded, you don't get that dialogue I posted above? Maybe Partha might be able to help you with that. I think he is quite familiar with how Mac works with this issue.

Just finished exploring the extent of Ofnuts path decorating toolkit and thought that these looked a bit Japanese; said it before and I will say it again ... imagination is the only limiting factor with these fabulous tools ...

very nice Wallace

Those images certainly do have a Japanese feel to them. Nice work OMG.

Thanks Dietmar.
You've seemed to have put together some pretty impressive looking tutorials yourself.

I intended to put a BRL feature in these images but got carried away with the paths designs!





Definition of bliss = 'a weekend with GIMP'!!

Just had one fabulous day playing with finger paint and hedcut scripts and now have returned to an old paths/spiro design favourite ...



I feel sad for people who have not yet found GIMP!

OMG, Really wonderful all of them! I love this way of design.
Wallace, thank you for sharing your methods and creativity.

Your welcome Issabella and I also love this type of design as well as OMG's contributions to this thread.
Nice work OMG!