On Sun, May 01, 2005 at 06:52:25PM +0200, Rene Jensen wrote:

Howdy folks, and thanks for a great program.

I don't know where you keep you link section for external resources, but if you want to add my brushes and patterns, feel free to do so. All is free and homemade so no strings attached. I use most of it for game graphics, and it works sweet. One do have to figure out how to use them first, though :)

I add to the collection every now and then.

Stuff: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/ Examples of use: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/examples/

Have fun and keep coding, it makes the world happy..

thank you for sharing this!

i was particularly pleased to see the python scripts there. i am even sorry that i did not pay attention in my math classes enough to have conceived of such an approach to brushes. my thank you extends beyond the actual scripting but to the fact you were paying attention to some thing.

http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/gimp-plugins/

carol

The examples look beautiful! Do you have any tutorials/techniques you can share on how you create such nice naturalism in the Gimp?

Also, could you provide an archive of your brushes/patterns etc. for easier download (zip/tgz/whatever)?

Thanks, Eric P.

Rene Jensen wrote:

Howdy folks, and thanks for a great program.

I don't know where you keep you link section for external resources, but if you want to add my brushes and patterns, feel free to do so. All is free and homemade so no strings attached. I use most of it for game graphics, and it works sweet. One do have to figure out how to use them first, though :)

I add to the collection every now and then.

Stuff: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/ Examples of use: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/examples/

Have fun and keep coding, it makes the world happy..

Sincerely Rene Jensen

Rene,

I just have to reiterate... these brushes and patterns are second to none! Have you considered what kind of license to attach to your work? If possible, it would be wonderful if a majority of these were added to the default Gimp install (devs, listening?).

Everyone else, please try out the plethora of animated brushes Rene has created and tell me if your jaw doesn't drop. Ditto for the patterns.

I think several (not all) of the current default brushes and patterns could go away, and Rene's work added. Rene's are all much higher quality (resolution and [subjectively] visually).

Eric P.

Rene Jensen wrote:

Howdy folks, and thanks for a great program.

I don't know where you keep you link section for external resources, but if you want to add my brushes and patterns, feel free to do so. All is free and homemade so no strings attached. I use most of it for game graphics, and it works sweet. One do have to figure out how to use them first, though :)

I add to the collection every now and then.

Stuff: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/ Examples of use: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/examples/

Have fun and keep coding, it makes the world happy..

Sincerely Rene Jensen

none! Have you considered what kind of license to attach to your work?

Not at all, except for the fact that people can do anything they want with it. Which one do you suggest?

If possible, it would be wonderful if a majority of these were added to the default Gimp install (devs, listening?).

I'll be glad if they were. In fact if that happens, I'll keep on producing so many of them that the devs would _have_ to make a category browser for both brushes and patterns - hohoho I'm pure evil >:-]

Also do note that the collection is rather huge, spacewise. And I would like to retain the local version at my web-home - www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage. Those ducks really do speak latin, I can't leave them all alone in this world!

ARCHIVES (textures, brushes, patterns): http://artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/20050501.tgz http://artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/20050501.zip

Regards Rene Jensen

On Sunday 01 May 2005 3:15 pm, Centipede wrote:

none! Have you considered what kind of license to attach to your work?

Not at all, except for the fact that people can do anything they want with it. Which one do you suggest?

(IANAL -- I Am Not A Lawyer -- but...)

"anything they want" is the reason to choose a license. While I can't put google on it, somewhere I've read about software that wasn't protected by the GPL. Later, there was a problem proving that it was indeed free software. Putting your code under the GPL license allows anyone to use the code, but doesn't let them place restrictions on its distribution.

If you don't mind someone incorporating your work in something that they sell with a restricted license, you could choose a license similar to the one used by the BSD folks. I'm pretty sure, that's the underlying OS in Mac OS-X. And I'm also pretty sure the networking code in it is the basis for MS networking (someone once did a character search on the Windows code files and found the Berkeley license embedded in the code -- which is OK with Berkeley.)

So, I would encourage you to read up on the GPL and other licenses, or work with the Gimp developers on choosing an appropriate license for your work, but in any case, place your code under the protection of some form of license.

And, most importantly, thanks for your contribution.

Rene Jensen wrote:

Howdy folks, and thanks for a great program.

I don't know where you keep you link section for external resources, but if you want to add my brushes and patterns, feel free to do so. All is free and homemade so no strings attached. I use most of it for game graphics, and it works sweet. One do have to figure out how to use them first, though :)

I add to the collection every now and then.

Stuff: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/ Examples of use: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/examples/

Have fun and keep coding, it makes the world happy..

Sincerely Rene Jensen

They are gorgeous! I am very impressed by the quality. I tested 4 (3 textures and 1 pastel) and they would really be nice addition to gimp. Thanks and congratulations.

Sincerely,

Olivier.

On Monday 02 May 2005 11.24, Olivier Ripoll wrote:

Rene Jensen wrote:

Howdy folks, and thanks for a great program.

I don't know where you keep you link section for external resources, but if you want to add my brushes and patterns, feel free to do so. All is free and homemade so no strings attached. I use most of it for game graphics, and it works sweet. One do have to figure out how to use them first, though :)

I add to the collection every now and then.

Stuff: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/cornucopia/ Examples of use: http://www.artcamilla.dk/vaultage/examples/

Have fun and keep coding, it makes the world happy..

Sincerely Rene Jensen

They are gorgeous! I am very impressed by the quality. I tested 4 (3 textures and 1 pastel) and they would really be nice addition to gimp. Thanks and congratulations.

Sincerely,

Olivier.

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Excuse a newbie like me (when it comes to script etc) Where exactly do i put the .py scripts so graciously shared? I have tried several different locations ( ~/.gimp/scripts ~/.gimp/plug-ins ~/.gimp/modules) but i cant seem to find the plugin anywhere. The source (if i read it right) should end up under /Python-fu/Alchemy But all i have there is Clothify...

And yes, i have restarted Gimp in between moving the script around..

I think i have the brushes allright.. Havent tried the patterns or textures yet (Still working out where to put them)

On Wed, 4 May 2005 22:58:47 +0200 "\"Rikard Johnels\"" wrote:

Excuse a newbie like me (when it comes to script etc) Where exactly do i put the .py scripts so graciously shared? I have tried several different locations ( ~/.gimp/scripts ~/.gimp/plug-ins ~/.gimp/modules) but i cant seem to find the plugin anywhere. The source (if i read it right) should end up under /Python-fu/Alchemy But all i have there is Clothify...

in my /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/ all the plugins have 755 permissions.

What permissions do you have for script?

Owen

On Thursday 05 May 2005 10.15, Owen wrote:

On Wed, 4 May 2005 22:58:47 +0200

"\"Rikard Johnels\"" wrote:

Excuse a newbie like me (when it comes to script etc) Where exactly do i put the .py scripts so graciously shared? I have tried several different locations ( ~/.gimp/scripts ~/.gimp/plug-ins ~/.gimp/modules) but i cant seem to find the plugin anywhere.
The source (if i read it right) should end up under /Python-fu/Alchemy But all i have there is Clothify...

in my /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/ all the plugins have 755 permissions.

What permissions do you have for script?

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I changed them to 755 and now they work... Probably the "fault" :)

Thanx all who replied!