Filter "FRAME" > Fuzzy error: fixed. CLOSED

dinasset · **Posted:** Wed Oct 05, 2016 10:30 am **(#1)**

David,
it seems that the filter Frame>Fuzzy does not "understand" the color as fully transparent (all values to 0).
I wanted to try it to let emerge the layer below.
It creates a fuzzy frame gray-colored

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even if at the bottom of the Color subpanel it shows it as transparent

dinasset · **Posted:** Thu Oct 20, 2016 9:11 am **(#2)**

David,
I tried using the new version of G'MIC but the result is the same.
Is it possible to create a fuzzy frame which let transpare the layer below?
Entering all zeroes (including transparency) in the colort parameter is interpreted as black (i.e. zero RGB but 100% transparency).
Is it an error? or should I put other values to get "fuzzy" transparent pixels frame?
Thanks

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dinasset · **Posted:** Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:00 am **(#3)**

I guess I've discovered the error.
This is the sequence of statements in "update178.gmic"

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#@gimp Frame [fuzzy] : gimp_frame_fuzzy, gimp_frame_fuzzy(0)
#@gimp : Horizontal size (%) = float(5,0,100)
#@gimp : Vertical size (%) = float(5,0,100)
#@gimp : Fuzzyness = float(10,0,40)
#@gimp : Smoothness = float(1,0,5)
#@gimp : Color = color(255,255,255,255)
#@gimp : Sep = separator(), note = note("<small>Author: <i>David Tschumperl&#233;</i>.      Latest update: <i>12/29/2010</i>.</small>")
gimp_frame_fuzzy :
-repeat $! -l[$>]
sx={$1%*max(w,h)/2} sy={$2%*max(w,h)/2}
-frame_fuzzy $sx,$sy,${3-7}
-endl -done

If you change the beforelast statement from
-frame_fuzzy $sx,$sy,${3-7}
to
-frame_fuzzy $sx,$sy,${3-8}
the transparency is kept (it's the parameter 8).

Could you double check David and fix it? Thanks

Ronounours · **Joined:** Jan 03, 2011 **Posts:** 1656

Thanks dinasset, that was it yes.
I've pushed the filter update on the G'MIC server, it should be OK now after a refresh.

dinasset · **Posted:** Fri Oct 21, 2016 10:34 am **(#5)**

many thanks David.