GSoC Project - Implementing scripts and plugins in python to Krita

[silvio grosso]

Hello Eliakin,
Nice proposal indeed !Hopefully, Krita is going to reach Blender - Natron as regards Python scripting features :-)
With Qgis, a Gis open source software there is a very powerful QT GUI to write your Python scripts with plenty of features [1]. 

IMHO, it is vital to document as much as possible your scripts in order to inspire other people to write their owns (by also partially copying yours)  :-)
With Gimp, on top of Python, you can also take advantage of G'MIC in order to write some simple "scripts" for working with your images (Various > Custom code options).For instance:-rotate 90 (rotate 90 degres your image) ;
-mirror y (mirror the image, y axis) ;
-sharpen 30 (increase sharpness) .They are all commands easy to remember for artists and don't require a lot of code for being executed on the GIMP - G'MIC GUIs.

Best of luck !
Silvio
[1] QGIS_PYTHON_GUI.mp4

  
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    Il Venerdì 31 Marzo 2017 16:29, Eliakin Costa <eliakim170 at gmail.com> ha scritto:
 

 Hi Krita devs,

I am Eliakin, I implemented the Python Scripter (https://phabricator.kde.org/T4551) to Krita as part of the SoK of this year. I've been in touching with some devs and I sent my GSoC proposal to Boud some weeks ago.I know that's close to the deadline, but I'm looking for more feedback to make a better proposal. 
Link for my proposal: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YBQiEX_ZaRaBr7TG78clI9NbcreJwJKCXWAEu1zQy-0/edit?usp=sharing
All the best,
Eliakin

   
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