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3dphoto

0.1

KDE Kommander Script

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briangreaney

Downloads: 731	Submitted: Jul 10 2007
Description: This is a shell script that converts a flat (i.e. conventional) jpeg image to 3d version. It has a Kommander GUI that allows the user to select either a single file or all jpegs in a folder. The script from the command line is currently more flexible allowing a choice of colour for the background whilst the Kommander script defaults to ivory. The package also includes a simple read me. The 3 sample pictures are the original image, then two versions, one with a transparent background (a png also reduced in resolution for this example only) and one with a background (lavender in this case for clarity on the web page). This is my 1st ever script released to the world, so please be gentle! License: GPL

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3D

by stevesz on: Jul 11 2007

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I guess what threw me was that it is not a 3D image, but a standard 3D effect that makes it look like the image is mounted on a 3D material. Which it does well. Should be handy for those who are not able to do it manually, or want to save time.

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Re: 3D

by briangreaney on: Jul 11 2007

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briangreaney

Good point, sorry about that, could have described it better :(

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3d?

by thidney on: Jul 11 2007

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I was also confues what kind of "3d" this app do with my picture ;)

Anyway, if you did you logic in bash script it will be great if it could by called on picture directly from krusader, or konqueror via service menu.

Anyway nice app.

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Re: 3d?

by briangreaney on: Jul 11 2007

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briangreaney

Thanks for the kind words, From what I've seen I think a Konqueror service menu should be quite straight forward.. we'll see

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Name

by jonnymccullagh on: Jul 11 2007

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I also found the 3D bit confusing - I was expecting a panorama applet or something.

Could I suggest PhotoBevel or PhotoFrame or something like that?
j

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Re: Name

by briangreaney on: Jul 11 2007

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briangreaney

Thanks for the suggestion and apologies (again)

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Script

by 454casull on: Jul 12 2007

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There is no need to include or put the additional script in your path. Simply add the contents of the script into the kommander text of the desired execute button. Of course the script will need modification to include the kommander format.

Have a look at some of the other kommander scripts on this site.

Kommander is VERY powerful and you have just scratched the surface.

Good luck

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Re: Script

by briangreaney on: Jul 12 2007

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briangreaney

Thanks for the advice, all part of the learning process. Personally I struggled with Kommander documentation, where is the best source??

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Re: Re: Script

by 454casull on: Jul 12 2007

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454casull

The best way after you get a little time under your belt is to look at other scripts. Kommander documentation seems to be lacking but an email was sent from the list a few days ago saying that the documentation is being rewritten.

Here are a few links to have a look at.

http://www.kde.me.uk/index.php?page=kommander-tutorial

http://www.linux.com/articles/113889

http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdewebdev/kommander/

http://kommander.kdewebdev.org/writings.php?article=tips1

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Mandriva 2007 rpm

by pejakm on: Jul 21 2007

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pejakm

Hi all!

This is great script!

I made rpm package for Mandriva 2007 - when installed a shortcut to the script appears in Mandriva's Multimedia-Graphics menu. You can get the rpm from here:
http://pejakm.googlepages.com/3dphoto-0.1-pm2007.0.rpm

Cheers!

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3dphoto

KDE Kommander Script

3D

I guess what threw me was that it is not a 3D image, but a standard 3D effect that makes it look like the image is mounted on a 3D material. Which it does well. Should be handy for those who are not able to do it manually, or want to save time.

Re: 3D

Good point, sorry about that, could have described it better :(

3d?

I was also confues what kind of "3d" this app do with my picture ;) Anyway, if you did you logic in bash script it will be great if it could by called on picture directly from krusader, or konqueror via service menu. Anyway nice app.

Re: 3d?

Thanks for the kind words, From what I've seen I think a Konqueror service menu should be quite straight forward.. we'll see

Name

I also found the 3D bit confusing - I was expecting a panorama applet or something. Could I suggest PhotoBevel or PhotoFrame or something like that? j

Re: Name

Thanks for the suggestion and apologies (again)

Script

Re: Script

Thanks for the advice, all part of the learning process. Personally I struggled with Kommander documentation, where is the best source??

Re: Re: Script

Mandriva 2007 rpm

Hi all! This is great script! I made rpm package for Mandriva 2007 - when installed a shortcut to the script appears in Mandriva's Multimedia-Graphics menu. You can get the rpm from here: http://pejakm.googlepages.com/3dphoto-0.1-pm2007.0.rpm Cheers!

I was also confues what kind of "3d" this app do with my picture ;)

Anyway, if you did you logic in bash script it will be great if it could by called on picture directly from krusader, or konqueror via service menu.

Anyway nice app.

I also found the 3D bit confusing - I was expecting a panorama applet or something.

Could I suggest PhotoBevel or PhotoFrame or something like that?
j

Hi all!

This is great script!

I made rpm package for Mandriva 2007 - when installed a shortcut to the script appears in Mandriva's Multimedia-Graphics menu. You can get the rpm from here:
http://pejakm.googlepages.com/3dphoto-0.1-pm2007.0.rpm

Cheers!