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Don't get me wrong, I love free software and enjoy using Gimp for web design but I still miss better functions for managing layers.
Something that I miss from my Photoshop days is being able to group layers as sets, very useful when I'm creating a web layout and want to hide many layers that form a navigation menu. With layer sets this would require just one click; with Gimp I need to click each layer to hide it.
I'd also like a remove hidden layers feature. I found a script for doing this with older versions of Gimp but it does not work with Gimp 2.6.
What else do you think we need for improving layers management in Gimp?
Posted to Graphics design for the Web on Thu, 2009-01-22 21:14
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I agree layer management
I agree layer management sucks.
Remove hidden layers script
The script has a syntax error in line 35.
wrong: (hidden-layers)
right: (hidden-layers '())
Afterwards it works in GIMP 2.6 (never tried in 2.4)
I fixed line 35 but still
I fixed line 35 but still have errors.
Windows pop-out with these messages:
1st window:
Execution error for 'Delete Hidden Layers':
Error: eval: unbound variable: cadr
2nd window:
Plug-In 'Delete Hidden Layers' left image undo in inconsistent state, closing open undo groups.
Do have any idea?
Thanks in advance.
(I used Windows XP, by the way)