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Heal selection refuses to work in 2.10

I'm running Gimp 2.10 on Debian Buster. I installed gimp-plugin-registry andgimp-python using synaptic.

Heal selection (Filters > enhance > heal selection) and Resynthesizer (Filters >Map > Resynthesize) both appear and show their dialog boxes.

However when I try to use Heal Selection it doesn't run and gives me an errorabout not finding 'procedure plug-in-resynthesizer'. (Something like that. Thisis from memory.)

I haven't tried running resynthesizer because it's the heal selection I actuallyneed.

In the course of trying to get this to work, I have the resynthesizer executableand its related gui and python files in /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/ (owned by root, allexecutable), as well as in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/resynthesizer/ (owned byme, ie user, all executable) and in /.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/ (also owned by user andexecutable) just in case that helped!

Why isn't at least one of these working??

tia

Heal selection refuses to work in 2.10

On Tue, Aug 6, 2019 at 9:25 AM quixote wrote:

I'm running Gimp 2.10 on Debian Buster. I installed gimp-plugin-registry andgimp-python using synaptic.

Heal selection (Filters > enhance > heal selection) and Resynthesizer (Filters >Map > Resynthesize) both appear and show their dialog boxes.

However when I try to use Heal Selection it doesn't run and gives me an errorabout not finding 'procedure plug-in-resynthesizer'. (Something like that. Thisis from memory.)

I haven't tried running resynthesizer because it's the heal selection I actuallyneed.

In the course of trying to get this to work, I have the resynthesizer executableand its related gui and python files in /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/ (owned by root, allexecutable), as well as in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/resynthesizer/ (owned byme, ie user, all executable) and in /.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/ (also owned by user andexecutable) just in case that helped!

Why isn't at least one of these working??

Any chance you could build it yourself rather than using thegimp-plugin-registry? Works just fine on 2.10.x.

Alex

Heal selection refuses to work in 2.10

I'm running Gimp 2.10 on Debian Buster. I installedgimp-plugin-registry and
gimp-python using synaptic.

Heal selection (Filters > enhance > heal selection) and Resynthesizer(Filters >
Map > Resynthesize) both appear and show their dialog boxes.

However when I try to use Heal Selection it doesn't run and gives mean error
about not finding 'procedure plug-in-resynthesizer'. (Something likethat. This
is from memory.)

I haven't tried running resynthesizer because it's the heal selectionI actually
need.

In the course of trying to get this to work, I have the resynthesizerexecutable
and its related gui and python files in /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/ (owned byroot, all
executable), as well as in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/resynthesizer/(owned by
me, ie user, all executable) and in /.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/ (also ownedby user and
executable) just in case that helped!

Why isn't at least one of these working??

tia

First a general query about your Gimp installation.

Is Gimp version 2.10.8 that comes with Debian 10 or is it maybe a flatpack /appimage / something else.

Makes a big difference for installing plugins.

Now a short rant about the gimp-plugin-registry package. Pulls in a ridiculousnumber of dependencies. see screenshot.

Then the package itself. 24 plug-ins, 158 scm scripts and strangely 6 pythonplugins in the scripts section (presumably to get them out of the way since theyhave not worked since Gimp 2.6) Do you ever use any of those ancient FX-Foundryscripts? Rant over.

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However, I can confirm that the resynthesizer / resynthesizer-gui /plugin-heal-selection.py that install do work, so it is your installationcausing the problem. Too many files in the wrong locations. I did write a replybut really need to know that first bit of info (Gimp version)

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Heal selection refuses to work in 2.10

I could probably build it myself, but only with exact step by step instructions.Without that, I invariably forget a step or put a comma somewhere or some damnthing and it doesn't work.

The Gimp is just whatever comes with Debian 10. Not a flatpack or otherwisemanually installed. Interesting that the problem is probably that it's inseveral locations. So which location should I keep? Which ones should bedeleted?

Maybe the smartest thing would be to delete them everywhere, uninstall thepackages I installed using synaptic, and then reinstall from synaptic?

Thanks for your help!

Heal selection refuses to work in 2.10

I deleted the two resynth dirs under ~/.config/ and ~/.gimp-2.8/ and kept theresynth files in /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/ (which I'm pretty sure were put there when Iinstalled from synaptic).

And W00T! It works.

Thanks again!

Photoshop filter plugin is a GIMP plug-in that runs 3rd-party Photoshop plug-in filters. You can also use this plugin in GIMP Portable It was written in 2001, and it initially worked on Windows only. Then nothing much happened until now (March 2006) when it became available also on Linux. All that was needed, basically, was for somebody to try building it using winegcc. Possibly building and running it on Linux might have worked already years ago, but nobody tried. Thanks to Mukund for trying it on Linux and reporting the success!

Where to find Photoshop filter plug-in that are any good?

Google is your friend. You will find time-limited or functionally limited demo versions of commercial filters, and “freeware” filters. A lot of the 3rd-party filters that you can find on the net are mostly crap, though, and don’t do anything particularily exciting that one couldn’t do with GIMP already.

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There are some exceptions though. I think that for instance many filters from Flaming Pear are highly regarded. You can find time-limited demo versions, and some giveaway fully functional ones from their site.

Some magazines that come with “cover” CD-ROMs, like Computer Arts, often include commercial Photoshop filters on the CD-ROMs. They might for instance be slightly older versions than those that you need to pay full price for.

Photoshop plug-in filters (for the Windows version of Photoshop, which is what we are talking about here) are actually Windows DLLs, which are dynamically loaded into the plug-in host process’s address space. They are files with the extension .8bf, though, not .dll. (GIMP plug-ins, on the other hand, are separate processes.)

Unlike GIMP plug-ins, 3rd-party Photoshop plug-ins don’t use any common user interface library. (GIMP plug-ins use GTK+, obviously.) This is because 3rd-party Photoshop plug-ins are usually available both for the Windows and Macintosh versions of Photoshop. Typically each company uses some homegrown widget library, with a look and feel that is widely different than the normal Windows common control look and feel, or the GTK+ look and feel.
What is in the binary packages?
Windows

The Windows package includes just pspi.exe. Put it in your GIMP plug-ins folder.

After starting GIMP, go to the Xtns:Photoshop Plug-in Settings and enter the folder where you are going to keep the 3rd-party Photoshop plug-ins (.8bf files) that you want to use in GIMP.

Preferrably you should use an initially empty folder for this, and then install (copy) Photoshop plug-ins there one by one, verifying that each works. It isn’t really useful to rush and install a shitload of Photoshop plug-ins at once and assume they all will work under pspi.

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How to make the plugins work in GIMP

• Step 1. Download the Photoshop filter plugin (pspi) for GIMP here.Open the archive “Gimp_Ps_plugin_support.zip” and copy the plugin filter (pspi.exe) to the GIMP plugin directory:C:Program FilesGIMP 2libgimp2.0plug-ins
• Step 2. Download and install AKVIS plugins you want to use. Don’t worry that GIMP is not recognized by the setup files.
• Step 3. Open GIMP and select Photoshop Plug-in settings in the menu Filters. A new window will pop up: Click on the first folder (“1”). The button in the middle of the window will be highlighted in red.Click on the last folder (“2”) and find the folder with AKVIS plugins (C:Program Files (x86)AKVIS).Hint: You can copy all necessary plugins (.8bf files) to a separate folder and add only this folder to GIMP.Press “OK”.
• Step 4. After re-opening GIMP, you will find the newly installed AKVIS plugins in the menu Filters. They will become active when you open any picture.
• Bear in mind that not all AKVIS plug-ins are fully compatible with GIMP which works with selection in other way than Photoshop.

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