wrong parameter type in pdb.plug_in_cubism

[RockLizard]

Hi there,

I seem to have a pretty strange problem: a line of code

Code:

pdb.plug_in_cubism(layer, drawable, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

produces an error message which reads

wrong parameter type

.

he function from the Py-console is

Code:

pdb.plug_in_cubism(image, drawable, tile_size, tile_saturation, bg_color)

with tile_size - float, tile_saturation - float, bg_color - int32.

And I plain don't understand what am I doing wrong. Could you please help me with ideas?

[MareroQ]

Hi RockLizard
pdb.plug_in_cubism(layer,image, drawable, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

[RockLizard]

Ow, thanks a million. This works. But somehow it affects only a layer. This is why I got confused in the first place... Should go and learn more about image and layer concepts...

Hi RockLizard
pdb.plug_in_cubism(layer,image, drawable, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

[ofnuts]

Ow, thanks a million. This works. But somehow it affects only a layer. This is why I got confused in the first place... Should go and learn more about image and layer concepts...

Hi RockLizard
pdb.plug_in_cubism(layer,image, drawable, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

Most things you do "by hand" in Gimp only affect a layer and not the whole image.....

[RockLizard]

Most things you do "by hand" in Gimp only affect a layer and not the whole image.....

I am lost again. Is there a way to apply "manual" operation to every layer/batch of files, except external script calling GIMP for every image? I tried changing layers order and assigning new active layer and it did not work(

[Pocholo]

If you have Windows OS, have you tried "BIMP"? it integrate with GIMP.
https://alessandrofrancesconi.it/projects/bimp/

[rich2005]

I am lost again. Is there a way to apply "manual" operation to every layer/batch of files, except external script calling GIMP for every image? I tried changing layers order and assigning new active layer and it did not work(

BIMP works very well for individual images, use "other gimp procedure"

For a single image and a stack of layers, this a skeleton for you to improve on.

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
from gimpfu import *

def testing (layer, drawable ):

    image = gimp.image_list()[0]
    for layer in image.layers:
        pdb.plug_in_cubism(image, layer, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

register(
   "python_fu_testing",
   " ",
   " ",
   "",
   " ",
   "2020",
   "<Image>/Tools/testing",
   "*",
   [],
   [],
   testing,
         )
main()


...and do not ask me, I am no coder

[ofnuts]

I am lost again. Is there a way to apply "manual" operation to every layer/batch of files, except external script calling GIMP for every image? I tried changing layers order and assigning new active layer and it did not work(

BIMP works very well for individual images, use "other gimp procedure"

For a single image and a stack of layers, this a skeleton for you to improve on.

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
from gimpfu import *

def testing (layer, drawable ):

    image = gimp.image_list()[0]
    for layer in image.layers:
        pdb.plug_in_cubism(image, layer, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

register(
   "python_fu_testing",
   " ",
   " ",
   "",
   " ",
   "2020",
   "<Image>/Tools/testing",
   "*",
   [],
   [],
   testing,
         )
main()


...and do not ask me, I am no coder

Good try, but "image = gimp.image_list()[0]" retrieves one image among the ones that are open, and that may not be the active one, so as written the script is quite dangerous... In fact the first argument of your function (the one you call "layer") is the image you are working on and not a layer, so you code could start with:

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
from gimpfu import *

def testing (image, drawable ):

    for layer in image.layers:
        pdb.plug_in_cubism(image, layer, 20.5, 5.5, 0)


[RockLizard]

will remember it, as I am not a codes as well, and I am also nearly 0 in GIMP particularities.

I am lost again. Is there a way to apply "manual" operation to every layer/batch of files, except external script calling GIMP for every image? I tried changing layers order and assigning new active layer and it did not work(

BIMP works very well for individual images, use "other gimp procedure"

For a single image and a stack of layers, this a skeleton for you to improve on.

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
from gimpfu import *

def testing (layer, drawable ):

    image = gimp.image_list()[0]
    for layer in image.layers:
        pdb.plug_in_cubism(image, layer, 20.5, 5.5, 0)

register(
   "python_fu_testing",
   " ",
   " ",
   "",
   " ",
   "2020",
   "<Image>/Tools/testing",
   "*",
   [],
   [],
   testing,
         )
main()


...and do not ask me, I am no coder

[RockLizard]

If you have Windows OS, have you tried "BIMP"? it integrate with GIMP.
https://alessandrofrancesconi.it/projects/bimp/

Works perfect for the task (with some corrections). Thank you!