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 ======GIMP Plugins====== ======GIMP Plugins======
  
 GIMP, the famous image manipulation programme, is installed by default with a standard Slackware install. What many people do not realise is that GIMP is astoundingly extensible, with a rich plugin structure spanning from native plugins, Python scripting, and everyday hacks. GIMP, the famous image manipulation programme, is installed by default with a standard Slackware install. What many people do not realise is that GIMP is astoundingly extensible, with a rich plugin structure spanning from native plugins, Python scripting, and everyday hacks.
 +
 +===== Script-Fu =====
 +
 +Script-Fu is an interface for GIMP based on the interpreting language [[http://​www.scheme.com/​tspl4/​|Scheme]]. It works by using querying functions to the GIMP database, meaning that it has direct access to all internal GIMP functions. This leads to some very powerful plugins that are sometimes integrated into GIMP so natively that it's difficult to tell what's an add-on and what's part of the core package.
 +
 +The website [[http://​www.gimphelp.org]] offers a bundle of must-have scripts that, among other things, adds an instant ''​Save As JPEG''​ and ''​Save As PNG''​ function to the **File** menu, saving you the trouble of going through the export process that was added in the 2.8.x series.
 +
 +Download the scripts:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +$ wget http://​www.gimphelp.org/​DL/​gimp_scripts-2.8.tar.bz2
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Place the script files in ''​~/​.gimp-2.8/​scripts''​ if you are the only user, or in ''/​usr/​share/​gimp/​2.0/​scripts''​ system-wide accessibility.
 +
 +<​code>​
 +$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​*scm ~/​.gimp.2.8/​scripts/​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Make a directory for the gimpressionist presets and place your new presets there:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +$ mkdir -p ~/​.gimp-2.8/​gimpressionist/​presets
 +$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​gimpressionist/​Presets/​* \
 +~/​.gimp-2.8/​gimpressionist/​presets/​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +And then move the gradient and pattern settings:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​gradients/​* ~/​.gimp-2.8/​gradients/​
 +$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​patterns/​* ~/​.gimp-2.8/​patterns/​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Launch or re-launch GIMP and explore your new tools. Many are available in the **Script-Fu** menu, while others are parts of larger functions, such as the gradients and patterns and quick saves.
  
  
-===== GIMP Paint Studio ​=====+===== GIMP Brushes ​=====
  
 GIMP brushes, saved as ''​GBR''​ files, add new shapes to your brush menu. In addition to ''​GBR''​ brush files, ever since version 2.4, GIMP can use Photoshop ''​ABR''​ brushes, so almost any website offering free brushes for imaging applications will have something to offer an artist in need of new brushes. GIMP brushes, saved as ''​GBR''​ files, add new shapes to your brush menu. In addition to ''​GBR''​ brush files, ever since version 2.4, GIMP can use Photoshop ''​ABR''​ brushes, so almost any website offering free brushes for imaging applications will have something to offer an artist in need of new brushes.
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 Launch GIMP (or quit and then launch, if it was already running) and the brushes will in the brush palette. Notice that GIMP currently scans the brushes directory every time it is launched, and every time the brush menu it is clicked, so keeping hundreds or brushes in the the brushes directory will make GIMP slower to launch and the menu itself slower to appear. It may behoove you to familiarize yourself with the brushes you own, and only keep your favourite brushes in the brush directory, until GIMP developers come up with a more dynamic way to load brushes. Launch GIMP (or quit and then launch, if it was already running) and the brushes will in the brush palette. Notice that GIMP currently scans the brushes directory every time it is launched, and every time the brush menu it is clicked, so keeping hundreds or brushes in the the brushes directory will make GIMP slower to launch and the menu itself slower to appear. It may behoove you to familiarize yourself with the brushes you own, and only keep your favourite brushes in the brush directory, until GIMP developers come up with a more dynamic way to load brushes.
  
 +{{anchor:​gps}}
 =====Gimp Paint Studio===== =====Gimp Paint Studio=====
  
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 ==== Install ==== ==== Install ====
  
-GPS is available from [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​gps-gimp-paint-studio]] as a zip file. It+GPS is available from [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​gps-gimp-paint-studio]] as a tarball. It
 releases as a traditional software would, so make sure to download the latest version corresponding to your version of GIMP. releases as a traditional software would, so make sure to download the latest version corresponding to your version of GIMP.
  
 Slackermedia'​s maintainers currently also maintains a SlackBuild for GPS on [[http://​slackbuilds.org]]. Slackermedia'​s maintainers currently also maintains a SlackBuild for GPS on [[http://​slackbuilds.org]].
  
-If you choose to manually install it, the install is simple; ​unzip the file and +If you choose to manually install it, the install is simple; ​untar the file and 
-then copy the brushes into your GIMP brushes directory.+then copy the brushes into your GIMP brushes ​directory. If you have no customisations to GIMP yet, you can also opt to untar the GIMP file straight to your GIMP config ​directory.
  
 <WRAP alert> <WRAP alert>
-If you have custom GIMP ''​rc''​ [configuration] files, GPS will overwrite them during installation. ​Backup ​your GIMP ''​rc''​ files before proceeding.+Do not untar GPS straight to your GIMP config directory if you have custom GIMP ''​rc''​ [configuration] files, ​as GPS will overwrite them during installation. ​No matter what, if you have important customisation to GIMP, backup ​your GIMP ''​rc''​ files before proceeding.
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
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 <​code>​ <​code>​
-curl http://​gps-gimp-paint-studio.googlecode.com/files/​GPS%201_5_final%20release.zip \ +wget https://​storage.googleapis.com/​google-code-archive-downloads/​v2/​code.google.com/​gps-gimp-paint-studio/​GPS_2_0.tar.gz
--O GPS1_5_finalrelease.zip+
  
-mkdir GPS_source +untar xvf GPS*gz -~/.gimp-?.?
- +
-$ unzip GPS*zip -d GPS_source ; cd ./​GPS_source +
-    +
-$ for gps in $(find ./* -type d) ; do cp $gps/​* ​~/.gimp*/$gps ; done +
-     +
-$ cp ./​GPS_source/​*rc ~/.gimp*/+
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
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 **G'​MIC** is an open and full-featured framework for image processing, providing methods to convert, manipulate, filter, and visualize generic image data sets. In plain English, that means that it's a library for fancy image effects, and luckily one of its most popular incarnations is as a GIMP plugin. **G'​MIC** is an open and full-featured framework for image processing, providing methods to convert, manipulate, filter, and visualize generic image data sets. In plain English, that means that it's a library for fancy image effects, and luckily one of its most popular incarnations is as a GIMP plugin.
  
-{{ gmic.jpg?​700 }}+[{{ gmic.jpg?​700 ​| Gmic filters hard at work.}}]
  
 The GMIC plugin is nearly an application in itself, dedicated to image effects. It has so many effects available, and so many options within each effect, that it is probably best to dedicate an afternoon to exploring it and figuring out what fits into your usual style, or else it can be a little overwhelming. Since it is so much like an application-within-an-application,​ it might take some time to integrate it into your GIMP work. The GMIC plugin is nearly an application in itself, dedicated to image effects. It has so many effects available, and so many options within each effect, that it is probably best to dedicate an afternoon to exploring it and figuring out what fits into your usual style, or else it can be a little overwhelming. Since it is so much like an application-within-an-application,​ it might take some time to integrate it into your GIMP work.
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 Launch the GMIC interface from the **Filters** menu. Launch the GMIC interface from the **Filters** menu.
- 
-===== Script-Fu ===== 
- 
-Script-Fu is an interface for GIMP based on the interpreting language Scheme. It works by using querying functions to the GIMP database, meaning that it has direct access to all internal GIMP functions. This leads to some very powerful plugins that are sometimes integrated into GIMP so natively that it's difficult to tell what's an add-on and what's part of the core package. 
- 
-The website [[http://​www.gimphelp.org]] offers a bundle of must-have scripts that, among other things, adds an instant ''​Save As JPEG''​ and ''​Save As PNG''​ function to the **File** menu, saving you the trouble of going through the export process that was added in the 2.8.x series. 
- 
-Download the scripts: 
- 
-<​code>​ 
-$ wget http://​www.gimphelp.org/​DL/​gimp_scripts-2.8.tar.bz2 
-</​code>​ 
- 
-Place the script files in ''​~/​.gimp-2.8/​scripts''​ if you are the only user, or in ''/​usr/​share/​gimp/​2.0/​scripts''​ system-wide accessibility. 
- 
-<​code>​ 
-$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​*scm ~/​.gimp.2.8/​scripts/​ 
-</​code>​ 
- 
-Make a directory for the gimpressionist presets and place your new presets there: 
- 
-<​code>​ 
-$ mkdir -p ~/​.gimp-2.8/​gimpressionist/​presets 
-$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​gimpressionist/​Presets/​* \ 
-~/​.gimp-2.8/​gimpressionist/​presets/​ 
-</​code>​ 
- 
-And then move the gradient and pattern settings: 
- 
-<​code>​ 
-$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​gradients/​* ~/​.gimp-2.8/​gradients/​ 
-$ mv ./​gimp_scripts-2.8/​patterns/​* ~/​.gimp-2.8/​patterns/​ 
-</​code>​ 
- 
-Launch or re-launch GIMP and explore your new tools. Many are available in the **Script-Fu** menu, while others are parts of larger functions, such as the gradients and patterns and quick saves. 
  
  
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 <WRAP tip> <WRAP tip>
 **See Also** \\ **See Also** \\
-krita \\ +[[krita]] \\ 
-mypaint \\ +[[mypaint]] \\ 
-inkscape \\ +[[inkscape]] \\ 
-darktable \\+[[darktable]] \\ 
 +[[digikam]] ​\\
 tupi \\ tupi \\
 pencil2d \\ pencil2d \\
-lightzone+[[lightzone]]
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP centeralign>​
 +<wrap fa>​[[giada|R]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[start|S]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[handbrake|Q]]</​wrap>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
-[[{arrown.png|border:​0;​background:​none;​width:​0;​display:​inline-block;​float:​right;​}handbrake|]][[{arrowp.png|border:​0;​background:​none;​width:​0;​float:​right;​}fountain|]]