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PDN is number 12 on Lifehacker's list of "61 Free Apps We're Most Thankful For"

Here's a random-looking album cover that I'm going to put on some mp3s I may spit out in the future: The idea behind it is to create something that has no particular point of reference, so it can be interpreted in different ways. Kinda like the album cover for Radiohead's In Rainbows ...probably going to change it sometime in the future, though

Well, .stp files are based in 3D, so that's a pretty much out of the window for the next 10 years .mip, however, is basically several bitmaps smashed together, so it seems to be a possibility... any takers? EDIT: Try to Googling for some converters to, for example create an .mip out of a couple of normal images.

I felt like making a 5 minute signature, so I did. ...it should appear sometime on my random image loader signature thingy I plan on making a thinner one :twisted:

I felt like making a 5 minute signature, so I did. ...it should appear sometime on my random image loader signature thingy I plan on making a thinner one :twisted:

While this thread, frankly is very off-topic, and Paint.NET doesn't support C4D, I'll be pretty and awesome by letting you know that deviantART is great for stuff like that 8) ...68% chance this thread is about to be locked by either Ash or d.a

While this thread, frankly is very off-topic, and Paint.NET doesn't support C4D, I'll be pretty and awesome by letting you know that deviantART is great for stuff like that 8) ...68% chance this thread is about to be locked by either Ash or d.a

Yeah, I middle-click links like soul41 (in my mind, all links either open in the same tab or a new window). However, I think Firefox has a setting somewhere to automatically open all new window links in a new tab (in which case you'd have to Shift+Click to open in a new window).

Yes EDIT: Seeing as you changed your post... Well, in a way, yes (my signature is 100% PDN), as long as you know how to work it in your favor or if you follow the right tutorials and are provided really good stock images.

Here's one of the best things to know about the line/curve tool: You can right click on the nodes to make it a bezier curve (i.e., really smooth). Knowing about that is a lifesaver

^Wow, rather blunt there. You must be learning from Rick Unfortunately, Paint.NET doesn't support SVG files because they're vector images (a bunch of mathematically-placed curves, shapes, and text), and not what is called a "rasterized" image (just a bunch of colored dots). Now, one may think "why don't they just add vectors?", but sadly, it's not that simple. See, Paint.NET was originally programmed to be was to serve as a raster image editor, which means that our fellow programmers would have to basically create a whole new program in order to add this one feature (and believe me, that would take years). So yeah, click on that link to Inkscape in the post above; it was strictly designed to be a vector editor (so in turn, you'll never see raster image editing on there), also a free download to the public.

Dido what Mike said ...unless what you want is to lower the transparency of the image by double-clicking (or clicking "Properties") on the image you want faded in the Layer window, then moving the transparency adjustment bar thing (hey, play with the Layer Blend modes while you're at it )

Too bad the corrupted file was .pdn. Elsewise, the file would've been easily recoverable by opening it in MS Paint (seriously, it works; just about the only thing the program is good for, too :wink:)