Erase Rows.scm with a small modification

MareroQ · **Posted:** Sat Jun 01, 2019 6:26 am **(#1)**

It annoys me. :gaah

Please read that:

Hidden Filters
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Hidden-Filters

Many thanks Rich2005! :hi5

Since I opened the file to unblock the registration in the menu, I added some typical options...

Add option:
- Rows & Columns,
- size in pixels: "Erase","Gap interval",
- fill: FOREGROUND, WHITE, PATTERN,
- rename in menu-register (and pdb) to: Filters/Distorts/Erase(fill) Rows/Columns by size...

doronf2 · **Joined:** Mar 06, 2015 **Posts:** 308

Hi Gimp Users

I like the effect.

Thanks
Doron 4X5DF

Steve · **Joined:** Dec 26, 2014 **Posts:** 205

Thanks MareroQ for an excellent upgrade

dinasset · **Posted:** Sun Jun 02, 2019 11:16 pm **(#4)**

I agree with Steve, an excellent upgrade.

Wallace · **Posted:** Mon Jun 03, 2019 1:45 am **(#5)**

I've used this filter often in 2.8,
to help create various line effect for wallpaper images.
I haven't needed to use it in 2.10,
but being that I do us it.
I know,
that I would have been going nuts looking for it.

Thanks MareroQ,
for adding those useful functions and for the heads up.

MareroQ · **Posted:** Mon Jun 03, 2019 7:03 am **(#6)**

Thank you All for Your interest and kind words.

All applause for the author of the script written in 1997 by Federico Mena Quintero.

One more small change (logical):
After adding the size in pixels, the Even Odd entry is only true for 1 px - and it can be confusing so be better to replace it with:
Start with erasing/fill or interval.

racer-x · **Joined:** Apr 15, 2017 **Posts:** 1837

This is great for help making fences or bars...

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MareroQ · **Posted:** Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:13 am **(#8)**

@Hi Racer-X

Nicely done.
I wondered how you did it - and I think that new options may be useful:

- Simple border,
- if Erase: add alpha channel,
- add Separate layer (work on copy layer)?

I'm sorry but I also changed the location in the Gimpa menu (but anyone can set it as he wants for his own convenience)
Now: Filters -> Decor -> Erase/Fill Rows/Columns...

ps. In general - I do not like script-fu (I do not understand much yet) and definitely prefer leraning Python.

racer-x · **Joined:** Apr 15, 2017 **Posts:** 1837

I ran your script twice on an image. 1st for rows, then again for columns. I used different settings, then used erase. I added a white layer above the image. I then applied "Alpha to Select" on the image layer, then switched to the white layer and hit delete. I then ran Bevel Reflect Logo on it with a silver e-map I have.