Well, I think it is the recommended way,

https://developer.gimp.org/resource/scr ... -languages

Although the official suggestion is that if the first line is
#!/usr/bin/env gimp-script-fu-interpreter-3.0
then treat it as a plugin, but it is not absolute


plug-in-resynth-sharpener.scm Not ported yet


plug-in-heal-transparency.scm You need to mark this line



gimp-plugin-userfilter1.zip

Hi James.

Thanks a lot for the userfilter source code and additional information about resynthesizer scripts.
When the programmer speaks, everything becomes clear.

Indeed: https://github.com/bootchk/resynthesize ... r3-Plugins

However, going back and more important, has sallyanne got it working ?

Thank you all for your replies.
I have downlowded it twice now but put the scripts in the script folder and plugins in the plugin folder. Should they all be in the plugins folder? Oh and after I downloaded the second time I didn't delete the other files I added the first time. Probably should?
I haven't tried it again rich since just before I posed the question. Just remembered about asking here now, so I will try again tomorrow. Let you know then if I get it working. Do I have to change the writing in a couple plugin/scripts as well?

If your old set up works and you do not need to use at higher than 8 bit images then stick with what you have.

If you want to use the up-dated resynthesizer then a couple of screenshots here: https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Resyn ... ows-Gimp-3

What encoding method you are referring to?

Also should the plug-in-heal-transparency.scm & plug-in-resynth-sharpener.scm be in the Plugins\resynthesizer directory or the Plugins directory

I import RAW files into Gimp using darktable. Will the plugins not work on them?

Hello
I'm trying to install it on Windows 11 and it's not working. I downloaded the resynthesizer.zip file, unzipped it, and tried the following alternatives: I placed the unzipped resynthesizer3.0 folder in the plugins folder, but it didn't work.

I just can't get this to work with Gimp 3.0.6.
I have 'portableapps' on a USB stick and updated to 3.0.6.
I don't use Gimp that often, so when it updated I can't remember what version of Gimp 3.0 I had.
Resynthesizer was working perfectly before I updated.
I've followed the instructions and it still doesn't work, just comes up with an error message.
I'm no computer expert, what is meant by 'require their own subdirectories'?
It's so frustrating when it was working perfectly before the update!

require their own sub-directories refers to making sure all plugins in Gimp-3.0 have to have their own sub directory including most SCM files.
For instance if you have a plugin named resythesizer.exe it needs to be in its own sub-directory
Plugins>Resynthesizer>Resynthesizer.exe. Same with scm files and py files.
Hope that helps.

I'm going to go back and use 2.10.38.
Any idea what version of Resynthesizer works with this earlier version?

There are versions here: the partha version is 64 bit.

https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Resyn ... 7#pid12687

There is a recent post about gmic on a portable gimp from portableapps.com and testing, IMHO it is not a wonderful version, User profile not properly formed ...etc. However the later 2.10 versions are 64 bit.
Always best if you give information on versions, Our crystal ball is a bit flakey.