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Programming

[Useless] GIMP plugin to convert semitransparent pixels to opaque

AntumDeluge
Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - 09:11
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NOTE: this is useless, see comment below

I often convert scalable vector graphics to pixel art using GIMP. The method I use to flatten the image & remove semitransparent pixels is to duplicate the layer & merge it down multiple times. I created this GIMP plugin to simplify the process.

Description:

A simple GIMP plugin that duplicates & merges down the current layer multiple times in order convert semitransparent pixels to opaque without losing/changing color.

Usage:

<Menu> Layer -> Transparency -> Semitransparency to Opaque

Licensing:

The author hereby relinquishes all rights to this work & dedicates it to the Public Domain via Creative Commons Zero (CC0). See:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain/

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AntumDeluge
joined 12 years 8 months ago
Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - 19:35
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Well, I just stumbled across how to do this with Layer -> Transparency -> Threshold Alpha.... So, this is useless. :-\

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