foone OP , vor 2 Monaten

so like you go in and adjust the curves and then hit export and it gives you like:

import editorlib
img = editorlib.load('foo.png')
img.adjustCurves(input=58,output=138,curve_type=editorlib.curves.SMOOTH)
img.save('out.png')

phil , vor 2 Monaten

@foone so.. just do this. In Blender or whatever.

eddedmondson , vor 2 Monaten

@foone Problem might be that comparing two states without recording exactly how you got there might be ambiguous. Is 1 -> 2 a +1 or a x2 operation?

simon_bitdiddle , vor 2 Monaten

@foone

Ostensibly that's what Postscript should be.

mhoye , vor 2 Monaten

@foone "turn this thing I just did into one line of imagemagick I can run in the shell" would be a beautiful thing.

dannotdaniel , vor 2 Monaten

@foone @blender 👀👀👀

BoydStephenSmithJr , vor 2 Monaten

@foone For some reason, I thought the GNU image manipulator could already do this. Maybe it was just the UI focus on playing scripts last time I used it. (I use #Krita for what little image editing I do for a while now.)

b4ux1t3 , vor 2 Monaten

@foone yes. Just.... Yes.

Like, I've literally done this manually before, by going through the source code for both gimp and krita to figure out how they did specific things that I tried.

It takes hours, because of course it does!

jkerhin , vor 2 Monaten

@foone while calling it an image editor is quite a stretch, MATLAB totally does this. Be careful what you wish for though, the code it autogenerates is... not what a human would write, to put it mildly.