Pixey

Ahh - I thought you wanted to make a plugin image/interface. If you are looking on how to make buttons, there is a tutorial here. The PDF should still have the original pictures intact. It may be a good idea to take a look in the Tutorials thread, on how to make things using Paint.net

You would first have to learn how to use/write code. Please read here: https://boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/help/tutorial.php

Then you will need to download it from here: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/16643-dpys-plugin-pack-2014-05-04/

Try this: https://www.dotpdn.com/downloads/pdn.html

It's worth the try - but let's see what @Rick Brewster or another Admin/Mod thinks first. It's odd that the other tool didn't pick up anything 🙄

You can rely on Windows Defender which is already on your computer. Another person who had this problem did this: be sure to look at the hidden code:

So the new computer can't download it either? What virus ware are you using on your computer? Hope it's not Norton!

@JAA There are a few ideas in this thread here.

Also this one called Rivo that should work too: https://www.revouninstaller.com/revo-uninstaller-free-download/

Okay, you need to practice using layers ....... and to get used to what the "select" an image can do. 1. On one layer, have your scanned image. 2. Draw a rounded rectangle on a new layer: rectangle shape found in the shapes area, under basic shapes. 3. With the magic wand, select the inside of the rectangle. Check flood mode (in the upper bar on the canvas) is set to 'contiguous'. 4. Move to the image layer and use Ctrl + I on the keyboard, which will invert the selection. 5. Then hit Crop to selection - or just hit delete. 6. Uncheck the rectangle layer and flatten. 7. Use AA's Assistant to clean up. But, remember that saving as .png will retain transparency.

Another way, because jpg is not transparent, is to draw a rounded rectangle, slightly smaller than your scanned image then: 1. select inside the rectangle. 2. go to the image, then hit delete. 3. hide your rectangle layer and flatten. 4. Use AA's Assistant to clean up.

You could also fill it by using a new layer

You could also try the offline installer: https://github.com/paintdotnet/release/releases

As mentioned in the other thread, you will find it under Effects > Objects. Not in Adjustments. Or, perhaps you are looking for this one:

Here's how on one layer. 1. draw the line at #10. 2. Select the bottom and fill. Duplicate and merge a few times. 3. AA's Assistant. 4. Select the top and fill.

Not on one layer. Here is an example using a couple of Plugins. 1. draw the line in its own layer. 2. Select the bottom of the line 3. Make a new layer and fill the blue. 4. Go back to the line and select, make a new layer and fill with 2nd color. 5 Uncheck the line layer. 6. On both colors use the Plugin Blur Blend set at about 27. 7. Use AA's Assistant on both layers until you see a sharper edge on both. 8.Then go to "outline' and change the color accordingly on both layers until it fills up.

Hello and welcome @thriverWX Here is a video with one way:

You could also: 1. Draw your curve and fill the first color. 2. Gaussian Blur. 3. Fill the second half.

@Lha you can watch this video for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gS2gniY-nsk Instead of using Paste Alpha, you can also use this instead found in @BoltBait's pack:

Yep - it's working fine for me - so far 😂

I must be blind - I only just noticed in the first post that there was a face 🤣

The author @PhilipLB, on his first attempt at a Plugin, has not logged in since 2008, so he's unlikely to see this request. However, I have downloaded it and run it through my Malware and it is safe

You could draw a circle and fill it with diagonal lines, then use @Red ochre's Cobweb Plugin:

Perhaps this Plugin may be of help:

Welcome to the Pictorium @Emerald Angel A very pretty swirl indeed