Fortunately, here is pic-merge-diff3 , a batch GIMP script
that will solve this problem, and automatically
integrate the changes done by both John and Gill into a
merged version of the picture.
| The Boss said: "Here is a nice icon for our application. Please improve on it and integrate it." | ||
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| Well both John and Gill "improved" the icon, unfortunately, at the same time. | ||
| John had been impressed by the look of NeXTSTEP icons. | Gill has always liked to color pictures. | |
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Now, what are we to do? Should I ask John to spend one more day
to integrate the changes Gill has done, or the other way?
Frankly, we've some programming work to do beside playing
with GIMP or Photoshop.
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pic-merge-diff3 is a GIMP function that will take
three pictures, an original and two concurent edits of the original,
and that will merge the changes done separately.
It's composed of a shell script pic-merge-diff3
and a GIMP (1.2) scheme program pic-merge-diff3.scm.
The GIMP scheme program pic-merge-diff3.scm should be
installed either in your ~/.gimp-1.2/scripts/ directory
or in the common /usr/share/gimp/1.2/scripts/
directory.
The shell script pic-merge-diff3 is invoked with the
following syntax:
pic-merge-diff3 original edit1 edit2 merge
The GIMP script can also be invoked interactively from GIMP, thru the "<Toolbox>/Script-Fu/Utils/Merge Diff3" menu item.
pic-merge-diff3 is released under the GNU Lesser General Public
License (LGPL).
Please contribute improvements. In particular, the current version
Picture Merge (à-la Diff3) GIMP script
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