>>5074
Oops. Fixed it.

>>5075
Released.

missing something in there

>>5085
Goddamnit me.
Well, it's fixed now and it's in the dropbox link.

>>5086
Mega link updated.

Looks nice, but what do you mean by "working on this"?

Did some nsfw... Hope you guys don't mind. It's my first time so go easy on me. Ehehe
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m52y6lklir202h7/AAB7im0TRJUKfpQq4wnPiB4Pa?dl=0

>>5011 will check it soon apologize if it took forever.

>>5023
You still want to check it or release?

>>4462
Released.

there is stuff that needed to be edited...it would have been better to wait for him to fix it but ok.

>>2701
Could someone reupload this?

>>4583
This is the first QC before all the corrections were implemented. Don't have the second QC.

>>4593
link! forgot to include it in my first reply.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/vxvkglipccc8kae/Cousins+qc.7z

>>4594
Thanks, I'm still looking for the latest version though, for a possible salvage.

Released (with older QC, but it looks okay).

Sure, feel free.

would also like to see this translated

+1

A solution for Linux would be highly appreciated.

However, at the moment my computer at home is out of order. It went down monday evening and failed to reboot. Using an installation USB for Linux Mint, I've managed to extract all the files from it and they are now stored on an external device, so I didn't lose any of my work. I've not managed to reinstall a new OS, and the error-messages indicate that there's some serious malfunction that prevents me from accessing parts of the hard disk.

I'm going to hand it in to the retailer this evening, in order to make a warranty claim for a repair or a new computer (the present one was bought last year) - and I hope I will have a working computer up and running in the near future.

>>4807
The procedure is fairly simple:

Install ImageMagick.
Export the images in GIMP as PNG. Don't do any resizing or color mode changes here. You also don't need to do your whole layer workaround.

Then use ImageMagick on your exported images to produce the end result:
convert infile.png -filter RobidouxSharp -distort Resize x2000 +dither -colors 64 outfile.png

Note that your version of IM might not come with RobidouxSharp, in that case use Lanczos or Catrom instead.

GIMP has some kind of batch scripting (like this, which I haven't tested: http://2stech.ca/index.php/linux/linuxtutotials/readmes/119-gimp-batch-convert-xcf-image-file-to-png-image-file ) and the convert command is of course begging for a shell script, so you should be able to semi-automate this whole procedure.

It is wonderful that you can do GIMP scripting, but GIMP scripting sucks to do. I know because I have done some. If you want some batch command-line utilities, I can probably oblige you. Just let me know what you want.

My apologies for the exceptional slow progress on this project, but here's finally a revised version that I made this weekend, http://www.mediafire.com/download/sbu0pks72tcsb2d/Poolside_in_QC_v4.zip.

I have attempted to avoid the "one word on each line" setting that was prominent in the previous versions, but the shape of some of the bubbles was not quite cooperative. I have cheated a bit by reducing the font used for the "…", and I hope that is a forgivable sin.

And, Multiball, thank you very much for your offer about batch command-line utilities. I might get back to that later on - but I would first for the sake of pure stubbornness see if I can finish the GIMP-scripts I started upon during Christmas (I haven't had time to look upon them since then, so it could very well be a pipe dream to think that I somehow should succeed now).

released~

https://yuriproject.net/poolside/

good job everyone!

Editing link updated with new scans. Make sure the files are from 26 Jul before starting editing.

Sane, consensual BDSM.
Should have had a safeword, though.