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[pyrochild]

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Adjustments > Curves+
Like Paint.NET's own Curves adjustment, but better.

Effects > Render > Borders N' Shapes
Draw rectangles, ellipses, arcs, and pies, all with configurable styles like solid, dashed and dotted.

Effects > Render > Gradient Bars
Bars. Bars of gradients. Gradient bars.

Effects > Photo > Film
Make your photo look more like film, with adjustable settings like grain and Hollywood-style zoom factor.

Effects > Distort > Jitter
Shake up your image.

Effects > Object > Outline Object
Outline text, add a glow to a lightsaber, or put a border around a picture or drawing.

Effects > Distort > Stitch
Makes your photo look stitched.

Effects > Advanced > ScriptLab
Automate repetitive tasks in Paint.NET.

Adjustments > Gradient Mapping
Make multicolored gradients, or recolor an image.

Effects > Artistic > Splatter
Make a Jackson Pollock style splatter-paintings.

Effects > Blurs > Pixelate+
Like Paint.NET's Pixelate effect, but with better results and adjustable width and height. Also known as Mosaic.

Adjustments > Color Match
Improve your photography with classical art. Or make it worse. Makes your photo follow another's color scheme.

Effects > Random Effect
Lacking inspiration? Use this to fire up a random effect with random settings.

Effects > Render > Random Shape Fill
Draws tons of shapes - from circles to hearts to stars - with various color settings, transparency, etc.

Effects > Tools > Smudge
Does this need any more explanation than the name? SMUDGE!

Effects > Object > Trail
Gives an object a trail, like the cursor trails on old laptops.

Effects > Blurs > Gradient Blocks
Blurs an image into 4-point gradients.

Effects > Tools > Twist
Twisting tool.

Effects > Tools > Liquify
Interactive distortion tool, like Photoshop's Liquify or GIMP's IWarp.

Effects > Tools Grid Warp
Interactive distortion tool, like Paint Shop Pro's Mesh Warp.

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[david.atwell]

w00t! One-stop shopping! :-)

[Ash]

I love one stop shops
I'm sure everyone else does.

Sticky'd

Edit: Maybe have a line or 2 telling users what all your plugins do?

[Kristoff]

Is the Softness in the Outline Object supposed to be like that? It seems its truly soft at 255 only....when the width is high. When it's low it's alright though

[ASM]

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Yes, I'm going to keep this zip file up-to-date from now on.

and I going to subscribe to this topic from now on too. :wink: Thanks

[pyrochild]

Is the Softness in the Outline Object supposed to be like that? It seems its truly soft at 255 only....when the width is high. When it's low it's alright though

As with all plugins, you have to experiment with the setting a little bit to find the look you want. The softness behaves exactly as it should, but will nearly always require some tweaking to get the end-result you're looking for.

[Andrew D]

Sources?

[david.atwell]

Pyro usually sends them via PM.

[Myrddin]

Now I'm not sure whether you'll accept discussions here or in the relevant plugin topic, or whether those topics are now redundant to this one, so I'll post it here and accept the slap on the wrist if it comes to that.

In Outline, is there really a need to have a checkbox to give you access to rotation? If you wish to rotate, then you do so, and if not, then you just won't, so is there really a need for the checkbox? The colour selection, by the way, is an excellent idea to be able to type in the colour you wish. Really excellent.

[pyrochild]

Now I'm not sure whether you'll accept discussions here or in the relevant plugin topic, or whether those topics are now redundant to this one, so I'll post it here and accept the slap on the wrist if it comes to that.

I edited the answer to that into the first post

In Outline, is there really a need to have a checkbox to give you access to rotation? If you wish to rotate, then you do so, and if not, then you just won't, so is there really a need for the checkbox?

Play with it a bit more and you'll realize why that suggestion won't work

[Myrddin]

Play with it a bit more and you'll realize why that suggestion won't work

The example picture I was using didn't do justice to the feature, text, however, illustrates it very well. I do see now; very clever.

Thanks for updates, pyro.

[Quenlin]

You are made of win sir.

[DRILL]

thanks

[janettsue]

Thank you pyro...

[Mr Frojo]

Im behind with a couple plugins. This will help me get up to date faster

[jerkfight]

Thanks pyrochild

[zisworg]

Thanks so much pyrochild for this pack!
Just a question: for what is used pyrochild.effects.common.dll?
Indeed, if I withdraw it from Effects folder, the plugins work correctly.

Thank u

[david.atwell]

Thanks so much pyrochild for this pack!
Just a question: for what is used pyrochild.effects.common.dll?
Indeed, if I withdraw it from Effects folder, the plugins work correctly.

Thank u

Not all of 'em. Trust me. :-) The common file allows Pyrochild to make plugins work more easily by including some of the code he uses in more than one plugin without duplicating it in each DLL.

[thirdstreettito]

What folder do you put the ones that aren't "Effects" in?

[david.atwell]

Put everything in the Effects folder.