katust

Sweet! Thank you so much! With the picture I shared, it's a lot of that same idea but just all over the template. If the structure of the script were provided and one example of how to move a selection to another area, I could probably fill in the rest. Thank you for your help and advice, I truly appreciate it!

How would I do it without selections? Haha, the only programming I know is HTML and CSS so I'm a newb. If someone were to write a little bit of the script, I could probably finish it since I am a quick learner.

I continually use the same template for projects and always move the exact same selected areas to the same places. In the picture provided, I give an example of how I may move my selection. In the colored top block, I break it up into two even slices and move them to another location. Basically what I am looking for is a way to say "Move top selection ###, ###. Bounding rectangle size ### x ### to location --> top selection ###, ###. If that does not make sense, please let me know because I am determined to find a quicker way since I have been doing this manually for years. I need a script or plugin that will save me tons of time!

Does anyone know a plugin that will allow me to automatically do something like this: - Take x amount of pixels from the location and move it x amount of pixels to this location... - take x amount of pixels and flip it horizontally and move it x amount of pixels Most of the projects I work on is just repeating the same same pattern. I would want a plugin that will quickly do it for me. Here's a brief example of what I do... I take a 128x32 box and copy it and move it down two pixels. I then copy the one I moved down and flip it horizontally and move it down 32 pixels.

I bought a new computer yesterday and of course I had to download Paint.net. The only complication that I am having is that the toolbars are WAY too small! All of the icons are very small as well. Perhaps it's because my laptop has very high resolution? I had to resize the image in order to upload it...