So now you know what this whole tutorial is about, and after you get through this, removing objects or re-creating areas of photos will be simple. No more getting mad at the STAMPY TOOL! Now, I should state that even though I'm lucky enough to be able to use an 8-core Mac Pro, this installation doesn't really seem to use more then one-core. I hope this is fixed in the future, but this seems to pertain to most computers right now...so it's not as quick as say CS5 will be running in a fully-utilized Mac OS X environment.
How To Install Gimp Resynthetized For Mac Os
To use the resynthesizer plug-in options, make sure it is appropriately installed in GIMP. After successful installation, it will add the plug-in's editing tools such as Heal Selection, Heal Transparency, Uncrop, Style, texture etc.
Today we are going to show how to install a very useful Gimp script called Resynthesizer. What is Resynthesizer? Resynthesizer is a Gimp plug-in for texture synthesis. Given a sample of a texture, it can create more of that texture. Similar to Photoshop Heal tool. For repairing scanned torn photographs in GIMP this is a no brain er set of tools to install.
Using the latest version of GIMP Portable, installed to the Desktop, I have tried to install the newer (I think) GIMP Resynthesizer plugin referenced in the Resynthesizer YouTube tutorial at: =Yn7j4_KmPp0
In GIMP Portable, this additional filter does not show up (along with several others). In GIMP Portable, I installed all the appropriate *.py files and the two executables in Desktop\GIMPPortable\Data\.gimp\plug-ins folder, but again, only the single Resynthesize option is available after doing this.
As an additional test, I downloaded GIMP 2.10.18 (normal full version from the GIMP site, not the PortableApps version) and installed it using Windows Sandbox, then like above, placed the same plug-in files for Resynthesizer in:C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins folder.
GIMP Message Unable to run plug-in "python-consloe.py" (C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\App\gimp\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins\python-console\python-console.py) Failed to execute child process (No such file or directory)
Could this be related to why GIMP doesn't "see" any of those new Python scripts (*.py files) I have placed in:C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\Data\.gimp\plug-ins(From everything I have read, this is the right place to put them, and one part of Resynth works, just not these additional scripts)
GEGL-Message: 11:37:07.346: Module 'C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\GIMPPortable_2.10.14-1\App\gimp\lib\gegl-0.4\ff-load.dll' load error: 'C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\GIMPPortable_2.10.14-1\App\gimp\lib\gegl-0.4\ff-load.dll': The specified module could not be found.
GEGL-Message: 11:37:07.348: Module 'C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\GIMPPortable_2.10.14-1\App\gimp\lib\gegl-0.4\ff-save.dll' load error: 'C:\Users\Amiga2\Desktop\GIMPPortable_2.10.14-1\App\gimp\lib\gegl-0.4\ff-save.dll': The specified module could not be found.
I've been playing with this for a while without updating. I noticed some issues with the pygimp.interp file not being properly updated, for instance. This is my current GIMPPortable.ini which seems to make it work occasionally under a set of circumstances I can't determine.
Thanks so much for your dedication and hard work on this. I know you are very busy with other programs and this isn't a top priority, so I really appreciate it. I would like to help if you want anything from me. It may or may not help, but I just finished downloading most recent GIMP (full version) files from the GIMP download page, and tested them as full installations on my system using Microsoft Sandbox (so I could install each, then wipe the system completely clean just by restarting Sandbox between each install). For each full version installation, I placed the two Resynthesizer 64-bit executable files and the 8 additional python scripts in the C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins folder. They all worked flawlessly, displaying all 8 additional tools and working just as expected. The versions I tested are:
One thing that might not be apparent... Although the scripts and 2 executable files need to be loaded in the C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins folder for the full version, it is different for GIMP Portable. In the portable version, I have been installing the files to the D:\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\Data\.gimp\plug-ins folder. Using that folder, some of the previous GIMP Portable versions worked like they were supposed to.
Also note, excluding the few previous versions that completely error out, there seems to be some sort of functionality, but it is different, and incomplete. For example, when it partially works, you can call a Resynthesizer filter from the Filters/Map/Resynthesizer menu, but the tool window that opens is different, and that's the ONLY filter related that comes up. In versions (both Portable and the full install version) that work, Resynthesizer not only has a more robust tool window, but it also allows the selection of the 8 additional filters, including Filters/Enhance/Heal Selection and Filters/Enhance/Uncrop.
Supported GIMP plugins are supposed to be placed within APPDATA. Unfortunately, GIMP plugins are a mess on Windows and many require installing into Program Files (which you're not supposed to do, security-wise). So you'll get conflicting information depending on who you ask. Really, they should be in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins NOT in C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins.
So, it appears that if a plugin works properly in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins it should also work properly in its portable equivalent of D:\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\Data\.gimp\plug-ins. If it doesn't, like in the case of abandoned plugins like Resynthesizer, it *might* work if you put it in D:\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\App\gimp\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins but I don't honestly know what the rhyme or reason is. Maybe both?
Ultimately, it doesn't matter if it works in local or not. It has to work with a non-installed version using GIMP2_DIRECTORY, HOME, PATH, PYTHONPATH environment variables to point to what it needs. If it doesn't, it's not gonna work.
I pushed out a fix for some issues with the pygimp.interp file (seems like GIMP only likes Linux line ends and ConfigWrite API switches stuff to Windows line ends) and some Python cache files. This may assist with folks' quest to use Resynthesizer.
I am a new user trying to switch from Windows to Linux. I have Ubuntu 20.04 with GIMP 2.10.22 installed. I have also installed the gimp-plugin-registry. But the 'Heal Selection' tool is missing from Filters-Enhance menu. I really need it to work. Please help.
This person reports to have located and installed it(on 20.04) from the official repositories. But the download links posted by this person shows 404 error. However, Debian still hosts these packages.
The heal selection is driven by Python plugins ("Heal selection" and "Heal transparency" menus) and these Python plugins require python v2, while on Ubuntu 20+ Python v2 is not installed by default, and there is no "gimp-python" package to add Python support to Gimp.
As for other add-ons of other software, we would have two options: the most direct is to look for it in a compatible software center. If ours is not, we should check with the developer if they have uploaded what we need to Flathub and what would be the command to install it. At least Resynthesizer, which allows us to erase objects from images, is available, and I'm glad.
@elsamuko:(About CopyMove) Thank you very much, but that Mac version does not start on my Mac. I have QT 4.5.1 installed and I am working on OSX 10.6.5. I see a Mac application file into the folder you linked, but double-clicking on it does not start it and produces this error message:Exception Type: EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP)Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000Crashed Thread: 0Dyld Error Message: Library not loaded: QtGui.framework/Versions/4/QtGui Referenced from: /Users/ggrossko/Downloads/qcopymove/qcopymove.app/Contents/MacOS/qcopymove Reason: no suitable image found. Did find:/Library/Frameworks/QtGui.framework/Versions/4/QtGui: no matching architecture in universal wrapper(About HSV-Analysis) With regard to HSV-Analysis, I have not been able to find the GIMP plug-in you mentioned on the page you indicated. Is it still there? Thank you for all this, very interesting ideas!Originally posted ages ago. (permalink) Forest (GKweb.it) edited this topic ages ago.
@Francois: The Win version is broken somehow. Idk, why it behaves so different from the Linux version.@Forest: CM: I compiled it with Qt 4.7 under OSX 10.6.5. Else, if you have Qt, xcode and QtCreator installed, then you can compile the Qt version, too.HSV: Sry, you are right, I thought I uploaded this plugin, too. I will catch it up, when I have access to my own computer again.ages ago(permalink)
Thank you very much! However, once installed, the plug-in it does not appear on my GIMP. Where should it appear in the menus? I looked carefully everywhere and I cannot find it in any place.I use GIMP 2.6.8 with X11 2.3.6 on Mac OSX Snow Leopard 10.6.5 (and not the Macports GIMP).I'm not at all good in these things, but I think that the main problem should be that the plug-in should be linked against the libraries within the Gimp.app application package (which are in Gimp.app/Resources/lib/ ), using the correct versions preinstalled with the Gimp.app package (downloadable from sourceforge.net/projects/gimponosx/ ) and not against the libraries present in opt/local/lib (with different versions) as it happens with the Macports version.Originally posted ages ago. (permalink) Forest (GKweb.it) edited this topic ages ago.
The non-macports version searches its plugins per default in /Applications/Gimp.app/Contents/Resources/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-insThe macports version in/.gimp-2.6/plug-ins/But you can access and change both places in GIMP under:Edit->Preferences->Folders->Plug-Insages ago(permalink) 2ff7e9595c
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