ofnuts wrote:
Erisian wrote:
It's an interesting concept - script creating for dummies. I'm the kind of dummy who might get some use out of that.
I've been dealing with computers for the last 30 years and I see this kind of concept show up regularly. It's based on the misconception that coding is writing code. Writing code is at best 15% of the work. The rest is figuring out the real problem, having very clear ideas on how to solve it, and figuring out what went wrong in the process. And getting something to work properly usually requires going into a level of detail where this kind of tool is more an impairment than anything else, compared to plain text entry. It's a bit like giving people a welding station without telling them how to distinguish steel from copper or lead.
Agree with you and that's why I wish GIMP would have adopted a macro model like how Adobe actions are created as opposed to a coders model since coder I'm not. Still, in many respects, Script-fu is more powerful since it does embrace coding, but, the results only as good as the coder that creates them and thank God we have many good coders here.