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If you choose to downgrade GEGL Effects or any of my plugins that has a GEGL Enum List (blend mode switchers) to an earlier version, you must go to `/config/GIMP/2.10/filters` and delete the
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saved settings file associate with the plugin. You can find it by searching the plugins name, If this is not done it will keep reporting that a file is corrupt and not allow you to make
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presets.** MULTIPLE VERSIONS OF ANY OF MY PLUGINS CANNOT CO-EXIST.** Gimp will always select the earliest one. The only exception to this is a build of GEGL Effects I provided where I renamed the ENUM list to make them co-compatible. I recommend you don't downgrade unless you know what you are doing.
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