Traducciones/Translating
Esta nueva versión permite traducir los textos de la interfaz, puedes contribuir descargando el archivo .PO y traduciéndolo a tu idioma. Puedes usar poEdit para editarlo y que genere el archivo .MO This new version allows you to translate the texts of the interface, you can contribute by downloading the .PO and translate it into your language. You can use poEdit to edit and generate the. MO fileInstalando las traducciones/Intalling the translations
En la misma carpeta en la que descomprimas el zip debes crear una carpeta con la siguiente estructura:locales\ código ISO de tu idioma\ LC_MESSAGES\ archivo .MOPuedes encontrar un listado de los códigos iso de idiomas en esta dirección http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes En el caso de la traducción al español (castellano) la estructura de directorios sería la siguiente:
"mi carpeta de plugins"\locales\ES\LC_MESSAGES\arakne-stitch.moIn the same folder where you unzip the zip, you must create a folder with the following structure:
locales\ ISO code for your language\ LC_MESSAGES\ .MO fileYou can find a list of ISO language codes in http://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes For the translation into Spanish (Castilian) directory structure would be:
"my plugins folder"\locales\ES\LC_MESSAGES\arakne-stitch.mo
Descarga/Download
arakne-stitch3arakne-stitch.po
downloaded stitch3 and gimpfu2, put both in the same folder, plug-in shows up but does not operate properly (the parameter window does not show up as expected). So, because it seems the stitch3 plug-in does not make use of the advanced features of gimpfu2, i replaced gimpfu2 with gimpfu and the plug-in operates properly.
So, either it’s not enough to include gimpfu2 in the same folder, or something else is wrong in my case (windows 7, 32 bits, gimp 2.8.10)
you’re right, by mistake the plugin imports gimpfu2 but they don’t uses nothing of that script, sorry for the error, i’ve modified and uploaded the zip with the changes, thanks for your help, feel free to contribute with the plugin translating the .po file to the italian language, grazie mille
Looks a lot like the exact-aligner script on the Registry (http://registry.gimp.org/node/18961). But the exact-aligner rotates and scales in one single operation, this gives a better result because the pixel interpolation is only done once (there are also potentially less rounding errors)
yes, it look very similar, from what I read of exact-align only need a path so it’s better than mine, at first my plugin was to join layers horizontally and create panoramas