Issabella, could you download the version I put in the previous post for Pat and check whether it works with big images? Thanks

It works perfect Dinasset.

thanks Issabella, I will post the amended version on page 1

Nice.

Thank you very much. I also tested to see if any difference or problems if I changed the resolution from 72 to 300. Filter worked fine with either one.

Dinasset: I downloaded the latest version of your filter, removed the old and inserted the new one. I tried a large photo to test. It is 2000 x 3000px & 72px/in. I kept getting errors and the filter could not finish its run. Worked if I down sized to half. I tried with defaults with color and just black/white.

Pat,
just run your image with the filter
this is a snapshot of the result (color=yes)
please note on the right that you should receive the warning that the filter has autorescaled the width/height for the G'mic 3d filter; if not you are not using the last version

I put it here again, in case it was corrupted

Dinasset: I downloaded the last time from page 1 as instructed and apparently it was not the correct one if you want to check. I checked my download times so I know I was not using the same one downloaded previously. Besides, I deleted it first before I downloaded the newest one. This time is a winner!!!!! I did get a message, but the filter completed its run. Thank you very much for all your help. I like the results of this filter very much.

Nice result Pat.

from Tuscany (2014)

Beautiful! I like it.

Just d/loaded this one and got this message. Only used a small picture too.
Gimp Warning:
Calling error for procedure 'gimp-procedural-db-proc-info':
Procedure 'python-fu-mod-LCS' not found
EDIT:
Updated G'MIC filters. same error message plus 'Procedure not found'

You may need to install the mod lcs python file that dinasset includes with the first version.

here it is, SallyAnne


(probably you didn't experiment my CristallizeN filter, which also required this ancillary filter)

Thanks, no I didn't.
Will I know where it goes?
is it a script or a py?

it's a py, thus a plug-in

no, the message is in to inform when a too big picture is downscaled during 3d elevation process (it says the width and height used in that filter).
I will remove it, for the moment it could be useful as info
If you try with a picture 2000*3000, you will get info about width=1366 and height 2048; this because the maximum value for each dimension should be 4096/2 (which becomes 4096 in the 3d filter process)