Alright. Finally did something right.

Fixed an error in the first code snippet in my previous post.

Thanky, Thanky, Thanky much-a-plenty.

Just need them pesky circle brushes pleeze, and I'm back in business. I only kept the Circle 19 size cuz I had my mouse scroll set to change the size. Didn't realize different scripts use diferent sizes.

Sorry. Here ya go. I'd give you a drink too, but I can't figure out I would be able to do that.

Thank you again! I actually could use that drink now after all this. LOL

Here's to you.....

Hmmm... Guess I could have given you one, but would've been a little dry.
Thanks

Thank Graechan !
Excellent skripts.

bkh1914
despite the amendments
http://www.gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3503&start=20%20#%20p44292
does not work for me, the choice:
"Background Type"
You can post the whole code?

I was going to let Graechan make the changes if he wanted too...
And I changed more than was obvious from the snippets...

I love metal text. I like shiny things.

Just downloaded and can't wait to see what I can do with it.

Keep on keeping on, dude.

Both 2.6 and gimp-video-2.7.5 are doing great, but I'm running Windows.

Frustrating, isn't it?

Been there, done that... too many times.

That's why I like to default to the current font/brush/pattern/gradient/palette whenever possible. It took some time to figure out how to do it, but now I don't have to worry about it. Or if the script needs a specific brush, I'll create a temporary brush inside the script - it's more work, but less pain.

That s what i would suggest default to current font.That is something Tux showed me a while back with the Soap Bubble script.
He fixed it so it would run whichever brush was selected at that time.Then you could open the script and either run that default which was already there, or pick another available brush.I figured this would work on Fonts also.

The script worked excellent for me out the gate, but i do have windows so that would probably be why.
This is what should be learned from always place your new resources in the Gimp 2 directory under USERs because then you can delete or move anything you like and the newly written scripts that call those default resources (usually), will still find all the default resources downloaded with Gimp.

Just something to think about.

Nice one, Graechan!!

I'll try to get it up on gimpscripts.com soon.

I just have to finnish version 3, should be soon as everybody who is missing default Patterns and gradients have realised they will have to reinstall them.

I can not wait to try version 3.
Thanks again.

I finally got my defaults back in place. I sure won't get rid of those again. I never used them for anything but didn't realize that many of the scripts use some of them. Anyhoo, I got everything working again and I really like this script.

Rod, I liked your example so much I borrowed some of your shrink/noise techniques to make mine. The only problem I had was trying to decide which one I liked better so I compromised.

Finally got time to try out the script. This is the first incarnation, and will replace the script when the version 3 comes out. I probably should have used curves to change the look of the chrome part, but didn't think of it until just now.