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kward1979uk β GLASS SCRIPT-FU runs on 2.4
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Published: 2006-03-13 22:28:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 75621; Favourites: 209; Downloads: 30348
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Description
Turns any shape into a sheet of glass floating above the rest of the image along with a shadow, the following may be adjusted* the glass thickness
* the offset of the shadow
this script works great with text as well as other shapes
here is the original tutorial [link]
If your interested in making a etched glass effect then follow this [Tutorial]
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works on 2.8 as well. Used your script in this image. thank you for the awesome script!
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I installed this script, and it shows up in the menu, but the menu option is greyed out so I cant select it.Β Any ideas as to what could be the problem?
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Sorry it's took so long to reply. Has your current layer got an alpha channel. The script needs this as it uses alpha to selection to get the shape that the effect is being put on.Β
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Really nice effect! Thanks
Btw, I'm on a Mac and it works fine
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This is wonderful! I'm sure I'll find many uses for this one. Thanks!
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Came across this some months ago and forgot to favourite it for future reference! I searched for twenty minutes to find it again!
Thanks a bunch, and good work.
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So far, I have been able to get this to work on 2.6. Hope that helps
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i must admit i dont know as i dont spend as much time using gimp as i used to
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omg, this is so epic i could actually use this lol xD
nice job!
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wow! totally awesome script! I have one question, why does the image disappear when I use it?
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If you are creating a selection over a transparent layer, fill the selection with color before running the glass script.
Works in 2.6.4 running on Windows XP.
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Great script, ~kward1979uk!
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I've downloaded this script into Gimp 2.4.6. It appears in Script-Fu Console, however I can't get it to run. I've tried combinations of the Parameters in the text line between parentheses, but nothing works. I keep getting error messages. How do I get this script to run?
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i cant save it as a scm !??! arrg why dont you just upload the scm on to here??
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i have the same problem..
Could you please do this for gimp 2.4 to?
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Running the script in GIMP 2.4.2 and this message pops up:
Error while executing
(glass 1 8 3 12 FALSE)
Error: set!: unbound variable: theImage
What do I need to do to correct this error? Or is this correct and I am doing something wacky.
Thank you
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I got the same problem
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It seems that the code for this script isnΒ΄t working on ver 2.4.2
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Yes. IΒ΄m having the same problem!
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Finally! An easier way to make glass! Awesome! Great Job!
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Awesome. *favs* I've always wanted something like this for GIMP.
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I love these scripts maybe someday I will learn how to put them in properly. I have one script I put in and it show up when Gimp comes on but I haven't a clue where it is after it is open. I have looked in all of the places it should be. I don't know what is wrong. I love this one I have to find someone who knows what they are doing so I can get it.
Take Care
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"ensure you save as type all files and not Text Documents (*.txt) if not it would save the file as glass. scm.txt"
Oh, I just caught that, but for some reason it won't let me make it as a .scm <_<...
~TobyM
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The screen shot you have shown it appears you have saved it as a .scm are you looking in the right place for the script there are 2 script-fu menu's it should be in the image one as shown below
[link]
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as far as im aware if you are running gimp and it has script-fu it should give it a try you have nothing to lose
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it always saves wrong!I need help I save it in notepad as a .scm is there anything im doing wrong?
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ensure you save as type all files and not Text Documents (*.txt) if not it would save the file as glass. scm.txt
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