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kward1979uk — Midnight Sepia Script-fu
Published: 2006-10-28 14:06:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 21476; Favourites: 86; Downloads: 6993
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Midnight Sepia applies a soft-focus effect, as well as a slight sepia toning (or any other hue, you can choose) to create a 'dreamy' effectThis is a script-fu version of the gimp-python script that has been available for a while, I dont know how the final result compares but i hope it is close
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Sad that it doesn't work for the recent GIMP versions.
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I downloaded it and when I try to use it I get an error message....I use GIMP 2.6 I think.
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okay now how do u get it to work i tried everything it says but nothing "it says error" please help me out step by step
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I've downloaded it - I'm going to try it out soon.
For others who maybe have no idea how to place the script - try [link] It isn't my site, it's just a place I've checked out from time to time.
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How do you install a script-fu on your gimp?
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What should be put into the script in place of theImage to make it run smoothly? or is it not just that problem? Oh well, look slike a great script
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In the newest GIMP I got this error message:
Error while executing
(midnight-sepia 3 6 25 '(32 64 54))
Error: set!: unbound variable: theImage
But I'll try it again, hopefully I get it to work as smoothly as before
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hasn't been converted yet so wont run at the moment
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oh ok, thanks. I just thought that it would work since it worked previously.
But anyways, thanks for letting me know
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It looks great, but no matter what tutorial I follow it doesn't showup onto GIMP.
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I want this so bad but don't know how to do it!! Please explain it to me! either send me a note or reply here.
Thanks!!!
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full instructions can be found at www.gimptalk.com
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well i couldn't find them there, but thanx! i figured it out!
LOVE it.
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Another very nice looking script! isn't there another gimp-python for fog... that could be handy?
Anyway, I'm going to go play with this!
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Yes i think there is and it should by the look of it be simple to convert will have a play and see if i can
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the above python script was called foggify the script-fu version i have created is available at [link]
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I <3 your avatar... lol
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I downloaded this and faved it. I'll try and play with it tonight.
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