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Hello Nicholas.
Hope you are going well.
Not really an issue, but I'd want to inform you that latest stable version 3.0.0 of G'MIC has been released today :)

Cheers,

David.

When opening on a 4k monitor with 200% font scaling, G'MIC opens without any scaling, so the text is very tiny.
When moving the dialog to a secondary monitor with 125% scaling, only the filters list becomes readable (I suspect this is unintentional, the rest of the text is further downscaled, so it still unreadable)

Below is a screenshot on a 4K monitor at 200% (check dialog caption title characters for the size text should have)

Same dialog moved from 4k monitor at 200% to a secondary monitor at 125%

hi, This is a great package (as a Photoshop plug-in). Well done. However, I cannot get the style transfer filter to work - see the screenshot here. Any ideas on how to fix that?

It does work correctly in this mode:

Hi, it's not appearing in the Plugins list. Not that Nik Collection 7 is either and I've emailed DxO about that.
I've followed the instructions that Nick Hayes (think that is his name) wrote in 2021.
Thanks for any help resolving this.

I cant make it work with affinity 2.0

1.1.0 crashes when invoked on 16 bit images and takes Photoshop down with it. CC on Win 10. Poster on DPR is having similar issues with CS6. 1.1.1 shows the same behavior on CC.

I'm seeing this whenever I try to install. Have DL'd previous versions and all give this when scanned. Oddly, this did not occur with v. 1.0, but when I moved up to 1.0.2. As mentioned, now it happens with any version. I really think this is a false positive, but it's worth checking, I think.

Edition Windows 10 Home
Version 20H2
Installed on ‎6/‎10/‎2020
OS build 19042.662
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0

Hello
For some reason on some layers g'mic wants to export a file instead of applying the effect.

Steps to reproduce :

• open my file
• try to apply an effect

I guess that it has to do with the layer being bigger than the image, again.

Hello

Sorry to tell you that there is still a bug with layers size in 3.02.1. Gmic can't open and says : "unable to read all of the requested image data from a layer".

Steps to reproduce the bug :

• I opened a drawing of mine
• I imported a painting (to use as a style for the stylise filter)
• I put the painting layer below my drawing's layer, and scaled it up (because the stylise filter doesn't work well if there is empty space around the layer)
• can't open g'mic
  00.zip

The reason for this bug seems to be that the painting layer is bigger than the other. I found out that if I cut it, it works. Data outside of the boundaries should just be ignored though.

Thanks

Hi,

thank you very much for making a Ps compatible version of the G'MIC plugin!

Works great on Ps but the last version that plays well with Paintshop Pro is v1.0.2. All newer ones give a weird Memory Error as soon as you hit the OK button, to go back to PSP: https://prnt.sc/wdnnqp

Tested on PSP 2021, PSP 2020 and PSP X7.. all x64 (never tried x32).

A number of popular host applications silently ignore the generic error codes that Photoshop-compatible plugins can return to the host instead of showing the user an appropriate error message.
Examples include: Affinity Photo version 1.9, IrfanView and XnView.

The fix would be to change the plugin so that it will show an error message without relying on the host to properly handle the generic error codes.
Another benefit of this is that it can provide the user with a much better description of the problem.

Related to https://github.com/dtschump/gmic/issues/285#issuecomment-775811245

Hello,

I'm using gmic-8bf 2.9.6.3 with Photoshop 22.3.0 and gmic-gimp 2.9.6 with GIMP 2.10.22, both on Windows 10, all amd64 builds. I'm trying to use the ‘Colorize Lineart [Smart Coloring]’ G'MIC filter in ‘Extrapolate Color Spots on Transparent Top Layer’ mode. Called from GIMP, the filter works as expected, but from Photoshop, it does not.

I've prepared a test image to demonstrate, with separate lineart and spots. I've also taken screenshots of GIMP and of Photoshop to show exactly how they are set up before I invoke the respective plugins. The result I get from GIMP, and then 8bf, plugins:

From what I can see, it seems that the filter is merging the colour spots into the lineart layer, reducing the result to black & white, then running itself on that without any colour information. If I use the Paint Bucket tool to crudely expand the colour spots, then I get this:

I hope this helps. Thanks for your efforts.

Plugin version 1.1.0 x64

Tested on Windows 10 r1910 + Photoshop 21.1 x64 and Windows 10 r1910 + XnViewMP 0.97.1 x64.

Everything looks correct in the preview, but if the picture is taller than wider, then clicking either Apply or OK causes the filter to be applied only to a square the same height as the picture’s width. e.g., if the picture is 960×1280 pixels, then only the upper 960×960 pixels are processed.

This does not happen with pictures that are wider than taller.

First, congratulations for creating a plug-in that allows Photoshop users to discover the wonders of Gmic and FOSS applications.

Is the current plug-in meant to be compatible with MacOS?
When re-opening Photoshop it fails to load gmic in filters Filters.

I am on MacOS 10.15 Catalina
I have dropped the file GmicPlugin.8bf and gmic folder into the plug-in folder in Mac for the last two versions of Photoshop:
MainDrive/Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2021/Plug-ins
MainDrive/Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2020/Plug-ins

Photoshop does open all the other plug-ins stored in those folders.
However all my other plug-ins are set as bundles .plugin
Inside the package the Info.plist files do refer to CFBundlePackageType 8BFM

i've tried everything all the installs uninstalls re installs you name it. still it will not work. I'm using windows 11,

suggestions?
Heather

Hello

When I try to open G'MIC I now have this error message :
G'MIC-Qt filter
A file I/O error occured.

It used to work though.

I deleted the "GmicPlugin.8bf" file and the "gmic" folder, downloaded and copied them again in photoshop plugin folder, but I still have this message. I also tried to use an older version but it doesn't help neither.

Can you help please ?

Thanks

I downloaded this plugin for PS and the readme is not even remotely helpful:

Place GmicPlugin.8bf and gmic folder in the folder that your host application searches for filter plug-ins.

How should a normal user know where that is? So instead of having every user of this google the answer, just write it in the readme, so work has to be done only once.

The answer for PS is: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CC\.