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From: James Tait <JTait@wyrddreams.demon.co.uk>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.2d_graphics
Subject: Re: Linux TIMs
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 04:03:30 +0000
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Toby Sargeant wrote:
> 
> Have
> you looked in your .gimp/pluginrc to see that the plugin is installed
> correctly?
> 
> Toby.

I looked, but it doesn't mean all that much to me at the moment.  It
says this right at the end:

(plug-in-def "/usr/local/lib/gimp/1.0/plug-ins/tim" 910934451
             (proc-def "file_tim_save" 1
                       "Saves Sony Playstation .TIM files"
                       "FIXME: write help for file_tim_save"
                       "Andrew Kieschnick"
                       "Andrew Kieschnick"
                       "1998"
                       "<Save>/TIM"
                       "tim"
                       ""
                       ""
                       "RGB, GRAY, INDEXED"
                       5 0
                       (proc-arg 0 "run_mode""Interactive,
non-interactive")
                       (proc-arg 13 "image""Input image")
                       (proc-arg 16 "drawable""Drawable to save")
                       (proc-arg 4 "filename""The name of the file to
save the image in")
                       (proc-arg 4 "raw_filename""The name of the file
to save the image in"))
             (proc-def "file_tim_load" 1
                       "Loads Sony Playstation .TIM files"
                       "FIXME: write help for file_tim_load"
                       "Andrew Kieschnick"
                       "Andrew Kieschnick"
                       "1998"
                       "<Load>/TIM"
                       "tim"
                       ""
                       "0&,byte,10,2&,byte,1,3&,byte,>0,3,byte,<9"
                       ""
                       3 1
                       (proc-arg 0 "run_mode""Interactive,
non-interactive")
                       (proc-arg 4 "filename""The name of the file to
load")
                       (proc-arg 4 "raw_filename""The name entered")
                       (proc-arg 13 "image""Output image")))


If that helps at all then great, if not then apologies for spamming!

-- 
Take care,

JT

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