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  2. HyReZ
    @Mr.Curious According to the IrfanView supported formats page, it will read .DDS files after you install the IrfanView plugins: https://www.irfanview.com/main_formats.htm
  3. IHaveNoName
    It certainly would be useful if PDN remembered the last save format. It is a bit of faff scrolling back down to Optimized PNG every time when you've been saving or trialing work in progress in that format. I'd also argue for alphabetical listing of all formats although it would make sense to keep .pdn, .jpg and .png at the top of the list as most users most commonly used image formats.
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  5. null54
    You could use the DirectXTex texconv utility, it is a command line tool for converting to/from the DDS formats.
  6. higgorgao1
    I actually meant one like mode7, close to nearest neighbor, but snes rotation
  7. Reptillian
    Haven't posted a update here in a while, but now I'm definitely finishing up the GUI for updated Color Modulo Texture and adding error messages to it. Pull Request will start today tonight, or tomorrow!
  8. higgorgao1
    one of these is not for the newest version
  9. Mr.Curious
    well it looks like there is no option to convert to .dds using infranview.. Big pain here. Is there no way to set the default save type? It would save people time.
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  11. Mr.Curious
    I guess I'll have to use infranview if there is no way to change the default save type with PDN. Thanks
  12. Reptillian
    Use a batch converter.
  13. Mr.Curious
    I am editing hundreds of photos, having to convert them to TIFF. It would be handy if TIFF was the default format to save to )other times I need .dds format to save to) Is there a way for users to get paint.net to change the default save type? I saw someone else ask for this (but asked for JEPG) and was rejected on the basis that JPEG loses quality. As this wouldn't be the case for TIFF and other lossless formats is there a way to go about this?
  14. zeromus
    OK, I can believe that. I've seen tooltips off the bottom of winforms toplevel windows not blinking before, but not in applications as complex as paint.net which could be doing 1000 other things to smoke out the scourge of the flickering tooltips.
  15. zeromus
    You're right. This thread is a textbook illustration of disrespect.
  16. G'MIC
    Interesting to know, thanks @null54!
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  18. welshblue
    You're going to need something like https://www.brusheezy.com/brushes/61373-20-explosion-ps-brushes-abr-vol-6 and the Brush Factory plugin to use them Also a lot of trial and error of multiple layers/ blend modes/ colours You'd be better of looking for royalty free transparent background .png explosions like your example
  19. welshblue
    Turns out your power of deduction was right 😉 I'm not sure if your life expectancy is extremely optimistic or if your perception of life is slightly skewed. Personally I don't think anyone needs all the plugins - some may have them, but how often are they used.
  20. welshblue
    Happens to me when I look in the mirror, I find myself thinking ... what did you do to him ?! 😋
  21. IHaveNoName
    I've just been reading up about uninstalling Unchecky and it actually warns on one web site that there will be bits left over from Unchecky if you use the basic uninstall option. One of those is said to be that same inject_x64.dll. Assuming total uninstall is definitely confirmed as necessary then the solution is to use a purpose designed uninstaller like Revo or BCUninstaller. Revo is more user friendly; just use the advanced cleanup option after it has run the basic uninstall. But do check carefully what it is removing. 99% of the time it can be relied on but in certain circumstance it may include unrelated files. Same applies to any other 'thorough' uninstaller. Revo puts in a restore point prior to doing anything so there is always that safety net if you/it makes a mistake.
  22. Pixey
    We changed the rules for just this OotF @Seerose so you can have either a Black background, or a white, or just transparent. It's up to you
  23. Seerose
  24. Seerose
    @Pixey! Can I create with background? Because; all tutorials with background made black.
  25. welshblue
    Brilliant. You've gotten substance and life into a tricky subject. Great lighting too Love it
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  28. Rick Brewster
    Report this to Discord and ask them to fix it. Nothing's wrong with Paint.NET.
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