Selecting veins makes it go green, but none of the procedures for vein appear to have any radical effect on color.

Looking for an invert process, and not finding any. (There is with wax option, but not veins).

Hello Fencepost!
Thanks for the script and HAPPY B-Day O!

I got the results here with the original script Fencepost attached.
I saved it as lavaguts.scm and it works fine.
For some reason with the other one i got a undefined ART variable
Though i did try and change the filter menu location that may have had something to do with it.

Results with your settings O.



Thanks again for sharing it Fencepost.

Thank you, Lyle. I guess if my birthday script is going to stay one color for me, I particularly love green so it makes a lovely gift. Never had a script given to me for my birthday before. A most unusual and welcome gift.

I'm glad you decided to come to gimp chat and stay.

Thank you, Rod.

GIMP 2.6.11 in Windows-xp



Must be Linux...

Why do i keep wanting to stare at that ... scary

It's your active gradient!

The veins do a color map using the current gradient. If your gradient isn't the default and/or your foreground/background colors aren't default, you will get strange results!

This was done while my active gradient was the Full saturation spectrum CCW gradient.



Notice that my previous one didn't have veins - my active gradient was 99% transparent.

OK, Oregonian, the big question now is, what gradient was active on your list? And why are you spying on me? Hehehehe... Must be an Oregon thing.

I'll check out the active gradient issue, but it shouldn't be a foreground/background color thing because the script specifically calls those out.

Yep, it's definitely the active gradient. Lemme see if I can fix it real quick.

You are setting the colors. You just need to set the active gradient to be "FG to BG (RGB)" after you set the colors. Easy one-line fix.