Jerm93

In the past year or so i've gotten into webdesign, thus i spend a lot of my spare time on sites like css-tricks.com Today i watched a video of his where he was creating a mock-up for a site design. Since he's a professional developer he has his own copy of that Uber Expensive program called Photoshop, I do my best keeping up with my powerful, free, non-uber expensive software (Thanks For That!). Long story short-ish, He uses the guidelines found in Photoshop a lot to help position things where they need to be on the screen. I thought this feature would be very nice on PDN. Some things to keep in mind: It would be nice to be able to have the guideline follow your cuser untill you click, thus you can line it up with say a block of text and have it show where to place that other block Another nice feature of the feature would of course be to turn it off and on much like one would a layer Thanks, Jeremy Carlsten

well if you could still access the pdn files and restore them out of recycle bin i would suggest simply going into ../programfiles/paint.net/effects/ and deleting all of the contained effect files.

*How to become the most thanked person on the PDN forums?* Do what eer did before he did it^^, Thanks dude big help.

or you could do that^^

I'm not sure about that error, If you have a photobucket account you can resize them there i find myself forgetting to resize images all the time until i go to add it to my sig^^

Hey all, Wasn't sure if this counted as an acutal tutorial or just a comment on my tutorials so i put it here to be safe. As i posted in another thread I am constantly adding new Video tutorials all on pdn, You can find them on my channel

I second that motion^^

That's what i meant^^, you can put the line on a separate layer mainly as a reference and then on a layer underneath the line you would have your picture with the horizon that you would use rotate and zoom to match the angle of the line. Also as i stated above it's not as quick and handy as PDN automatically doing it, but it works. :wink:

That's what i meant^^, you can put the line on a separate layer mainly as a reference and then on a layer underneath the line you would have your picture with the horizon that you would use rotate and zoom to match the angle of the line. Also as i stated above it's not as quick and handy as PDN automatically doing it, but it works. :wink:

That's what i meant^^, you can put the line on a separate layer mainly as a reference and then on a layer underneath the line you would have your picture with the horizon that you would use rotate and zoom to match the angle of the line. Also as i stated above it's not as quick and handy as PDN automatically doing it, but it works. :wink:

That's what i meant^^, you can put the line on a separate layer mainly as a reference and then on a layer underneath the line you would have your picture with the horizon that you would use rotate and zoom to match the angle of the line. Also as i stated above it's not as quick and handy as PDN automatically doing it, but it works. :wink:

guess so... but that is one way you can do the same thing

guess so... but that is one way you can do the same thing

well you could just put it on a new layer and use the rotate and zoom tool, might take a few mins to get it just right but it'l work :wink:

well you could just put it on a new layer and use the rotate and zoom tool, might take a few mins to get it just right but it'l work :wink: