[SOLVED] How to install (Script-Fu version-plug-in) in Gimp 2.6.8 ?
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Thanks John, for the reply, sorry I posted a few hours late, could not get away from work.
Okay what I am trying to do: I am trying to create the word font look of the word WARCRAFT font with Gimp.
I am trying to get the semi dimensional raised shadow look and not necessarily the word Warcraft.
Here's an outstanding video by this kid named GimpKnowHow, go to the 3:12mins section of the video and next to the word "filter" in Gimp, his video shows the word Script-Fu to navigate to this needed menu, to get that signature look.
The Font install was easy - Script-Fu is another story.
and have a look at the default settings ( and give them a try )
file/create /logo
( that is also the same as )
filter/alpha to logo
as for installing a font
just copy/paste the *.ttf( true type font) to your
~/.fonts folder , in YOUR home folder
log out then log back in -- it is installed .
most things are all ready built into gimp ,there is no need to try to get it to work .
you can if you want just move the "layerfx.scm" to
/home/" your user name" /.gimp-2.6/scripts
-- or the same folder --
~/.gimp-2.6/scripts
the scm would cut a few steps off using the "bevel and emboss"
Well it was pretty hard to follow GimpKnowhow's tutorial and navigating through my version of gimp. You'd have to see the video.
Anway, here is a snapshot of what I did, prior to reading your/this response from you.
My Warcraft "test" example does not look as good as his (GimpKnowHow's), but then again, I was just shooting in the dark and did not know what I was doing.
and have a look at the default settings ( and give them a try )
file/create /logo
( that is also the same as )
filter/alpha to logo
as for installing a font
just copy/paste the *.ttf( true type font) to your
~/.fonts folder , in YOUR home folder
log out then log back in -- it is installed .
Okay, here's where I am at, I was able to get the Script-Fu menu installed, but I am not able to get the same menu he does and cannot duplicate the white and the red like he does. For some reason, my Gimp does not allow me the menu where I can hit repeat this step over and over. I just don't know what I am doing wrong.
I'm getting close, he talks really fast so I slowed everything down. I added a layers tab in my Gimp toolbox so I could follow his steps a bit more easily. I just have to figure out the black outline around the word WarCraft.
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