Gimp Brush Manager

[RobA]

It could probably be changed to be a palette or gradient manager, but most people have way more brushes than palettes or gradients.

The code is pretty simple.

You just define an install directory, and an active directory in the plugin itself. This is mine:

#################
## User Config ##
#################
ACTIVE_DIR=r"C:\Local Documents\Images\Gimp Brushes\ACTIVE_DIR" #<<<-----SET ME<<<----- (Directory to hold active sets)
INSTALL_DIR=r"C:\Local Documents\Images\Gimp Brushes\INSTALL_DIR"#<<<-----SET ME<<<----- (Directory where you place your sets)

EXTENTIONS = [".gbr", ".vbr", ".gih", ".abr"] # Valid brush extentions

################
## End Config ##
################

This in Gimp add the directory you assigned to ACTIVE_DIR to your brushes directory.

The program leaves all other (default install and user folder install) brushes alone. It gives a tossle list of every subdirectory under the INSTALL_DIR directory, and you can just check them on or off to activate different brush sets.

-Rob A>

[jfrazierjr]

Thanks Rob. I have not tried to install Python-fu yet, but a quick google search seemes to show lots of people having problems installing it onto Windows machines. Did you have any problems or any tips for doing the install and config? Have you tried Perl-fu either? I know Python just a tiny bit, but have been working with Perl for 10 years or so, so know it fairly well and would be easier for me to do some mods if I needed to(but I could figure out the Python if needed.)

Joe

[RobA]

I honestly don't remember, but I think I just installed it using an installer someone had built... Think it might have been over at gimp talk...

http://www.gimptalk.com/forum/python...-4-t25587.html

I figured out python when I wanted to make some inkscape extensions...wasn't too bad. Seems easier than scheme.

I've never used perl, however, more of a php guy.

-Rob A>