Paulo J Matos wrote:

Hi all,

I'm just new to script-fu and gimp. I was not aware scheme is used for scripting in gimp. I loved that. :D Anyway, I've read the script-fu part of the gimp manual. I have a directory tree with about 1000 images and I'd like to resize them all to 20x20. Is there any script for doing that? If not, I checked the DB browser and I found out I need to use gimp-image-resize. How can I check which files are in a given directory?

Paulo,

I've used David's Batch Processor (DBP) with great results. It also affords some extra options such as sharpening, blurring, changing color options, changing contrast, etc. It's quite a nifty little plugin. Anyway, it's available here:

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hodsond/dbp.html

HTH,

Hi,

"Paulo J Matos" writes:

I'm just new to script-fu and gimp. I was not aware scheme is used for scripting in gimp. I loved that. :D Anyway, I've read the script-fu part of the gimp manual. I have a directory tree with about 1000 images and I'd like to resize them all to 20x20. Is there any script for doing that?

for i in '*.png'; do convert -sample 20x20 $i > small-$i; done

Not a GIMP script but probably a lot better suited for this job.

Sven

Hi,

Sven Neumann writes:

for i in '*.png'; do convert -sample 20x20 $i > small-$i; done

That should have read

for i in '*.png'; do convert -sample 20x20 $i small-$i; done

and it might still be wrong but I guess you got the idea anyway.

Sven

On Wed, Jul 16, 2003 at 06:14:53PM +0200, Sven Neumann wrote:

I'm just new to script-fu and gimp. I was not aware scheme is used for scripting in gimp. I loved that. :D Anyway, I've read the script-fu part of the gimp manual. I have a directory tree with about 1000

for i in '*.png'; do convert -sample 20x20 $i > small-$i; done

Sticking a "!" at the end of the "20x20" will actually do the job.