How to install and use the Remove.bg plugin for gimp. We will also install and use Da Big Gimping V4

This video will go over how to install and use two plug-ins for laser engraving photos.
1: Automatically remove photo backgrounds using the remove.bg background remover plugin for gimp here. www.remove.bg/a/gimp-remove-b...
2: Process/edit photos automatically using Da Big Gimping Plugin V4.1 get it here and with purchase you'll also be entered to win a fiber laser provided by Hoa-Tian laser - Pascal Liu. The drawing will be live on the evening of this Halloween.
I also talk a little bit about machine settings & calibration and my method for finding your best settings to produce the most realistic laser engraved photo and the process is key so get gimp V4 you need it.
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[@paulhill1662]

Sean does the plug-in work in other programs? I use Xara Designer.

[@Mark-ob8nh]

I havent got the laser yet so I dont really understand some of it and have been watching a ton of videos. but what would I be adding the plugin too. I use Corel, not sure if that's relevant.

[@mikeledee8786]

When the file is exported and you go to a canvas white then black spray painted what is the best settings using a 10watt laser? Thanks

[@Sevil2024]

Thank you very much sir. I've inserted the plugin successfully after having a boat load of trouble yesterday. Any suggestions regarding Resynthesizer_v1.0-i686. I've downloaded it and placed it in the same plugin folder but it does not appear in the Gimp>Filters

[@Sevil2024]

@ATCTAS_ I'm on Windows and I finally got the plug in, however, it's not in the Plugin section. I found it under Enhancements.

[@FrancescoAloisio-pc5ev]

It just doesn't work. I had to make Gimp recognize it through folders by pointing to the path. However, even if I entered the key correctly, it prompts me the next time I restart gimp. Then with the JPEG images it freezes and goes into bornout. Disgust!

[@jeffmarsh168]

Same With me, Tried it several times. Shows it in the file under the Big gimping plugin but not coming up under filters tab

[@thatdudewithalazer9703]

Found a solution y’all, if you join my fb group “the original dude with a lazer” I have two files in the file section one is the actual removebg gimp plug-in the “py” file and the other is a text file that you’ll open to copy the command to paste into command prompt and one other thing is to run command prompt as administrator so right click it and run as administrator do all this after you install the py file into gimps plug-in folder as you would with v3,v4
I made a post describing what to do and I’ll pin it to the top of the featured section.
Make sure you answer the group questions

[@rickieboyd5769]

I've installed the bg remover into the correct folder as per the instructions but whenever I get the key and run it I'm getting this error message.....NameError: global name 'requests' is not defined

[@cynthiapetit4059]

were you able to get past the error "global name request? if so cane you help me out

[@rickieboyd5769]

@@cynthiapetit4059 I have not

[@squidskunk]

i created an account downloaded the remove.bg plugin installed it in the same folder as gimp plugin launch gimp look under filter and remove.bg is not there..?

[@patrickvrancken881]

same here ...

[@michaelwenman2348]

been working on this the past 10 mins.. have tried 3 or more times. same thing.. not there

[@thatdudewithalazer9703]

Found a solution y’all, if you join my fb group “the original dude with a lazer” I have two files in the file section one is the actual removebg gimp plug-in the “py” file and the other is a text file that you’ll open to copy the command to paste into command prompt and one other thing is to run command prompt as administrator so right click it and run as administrator do all this after you install the py file into gimps plug-in folder as you would with v3,v4
I made a post describing what to do and I’ll pin it to the top of the featured section.
Make sure you answer the group questions

[@thatdudewithalazer9703]

Found a solution y’all, if you join my fb group “the original dude with a lazer” I have two files in the file section one is the actual removebg gimp plug-in the “py” file and the other is a text file that you’ll open to copy the command to paste into command prompt and one other thing is to run command prompt as administrator so right click it and run as administrator do all this after you install the py file into gimps plug-in folder as you would with v3,v4
I made a post describing what to do and I’ll pin it to the top of the featured section.
Make sure you answer the group questions

[@thatdudewithalazer9703]

Found a solution y’all, if you join my fb group “the original dude with a lazer” I have two files in the file section one is the actual removebg gimp plug-in the “py” file and the other is a text file that you’ll open to copy the command to paste into command prompt and one other thing is to run command prompt as administrator so right click it and run as administrator do all this after you install the py file into gimps plug-in folder as you would with v3,v4
I made a post describing what to do and I’ll pin it to the top of the featured section.
Make sure you answer the group questions

[@Neoxenum]

Don’t work...