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spacepenguin
 Post subject: Lost filters Urban Blight & Lens Blur
PostPosted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 6:30 am  (#1) 
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After upgrading my old 1.5.2 G'Mic version to 1.5.7 I have lost two filters which I have in my favorites: The entries for Urban Blight and Lens Blur are still there but they do not work anymore.

The error message is

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Warnung: This fave links to an unreferenced entry/set of G'Mic commands:
- 'Lens Blur' [resp. Urban Blight] as the entry name (not recognized).
- 'gimp_gb_lb' [gimp_gb_ub] as the command to compute the filter (not recognized).
- 'gimp_gb_lb_preview' [gimp_gb_ub_preview] as the command to preview the filter (not recognized).

Do those two filters now have other names? Where can I find them?

BTW: Why do some filters like e.g. Dream smoothing display "Updated for 1.5.4.0" altough the plugin is 1.5.7?


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Esper
 Post subject: Re: Lost filters Urban Blight & Lens Blur
PostPosted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 7:31 am  (#2) 
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spacepenguin wrote:
BTW: Why do some filters like e.g. Dream smoothing display "Updated for 1.5.4.0" altough the plugin is 1.5.7?


i think the reply from this thread might be an answer
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=8611

Ronounours wrote:
Well, a bit more explanations : the Dream Smoothing filter is based on the 'Smooth [anisotropic]' filter, which has been recently updated to allow parallelization.
All filters that uses it should then be updated as well (as the way it is called has changed), but unfortunately, not all have been updated.
Often, filters coming from external sources have not been updated. This is the case for Dream Smoothing, which has been done by Arto Huotari.
So, in your case, I can tell you have 2 available CPUs, and the computation has been split in 2 sub-images. If you had 4 cpus, you will have a crossing artefact at the image center.
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