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Unfortunately, there is no way to: copy everything I just did to this image to another image. You will need to look in your history, make notes, and reapply everything one by one.
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Try going into settings ( ) and change to Color Scheme "Dark".
You'll have no trouble tracking the mouse at all.
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2 hours ago, Ambreville said:
Is there a plan for improving Paint.Net's printer interface?
Yes.
However, it is WAAAAAAAAY down the features list.
So, don't hold your breath waiting for that.
(This is 2024, people don't print anymore.)
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Here is a classic script to help you determine when you are on the edge of a selection...
Spoiler// Name: // Submenu: // Author: // Title: // Version: // Desc: // Keywords: // URL: // Help: #region UICode ReseedButtonControl Amount1 = 0; // Randomize #endregion // Here is the main multi-threaded render function // The dst canvas is broken up into rectangles and // your job is to write to each pixel of that rectangle void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { // uint seed = RandomNumber.InitializeSeed(RandomNumberRenderSeed, rect.Location); // Delete this line if you don't need the selection outline shape PdnRegion selectionRegion = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelectionAsPdnRegion(); // Step through each row of the current rectangle for (int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) { if (IsCancelRequested) return; // Step through each pixel on the current row of the rectangle for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) { ColorBgra SrcPixel = src[x,y]; ColorBgra DstPixel = dst[x,y]; ColorBgra CurrentPixel = SrcPixel; if ( (!selectionRegion.IsVisible(x-1,y)) || (!selectionRegion.IsVisible(x,y-1)) || (!selectionRegion.IsVisible(x+1,y)) || (!selectionRegion.IsVisible(x,y+1)) ) { // This pixel is next to the marching ants // as an example, I'm changing that pixel to a random color CurrentPixel = ColorBgra.FromBgr((byte)RandomNumber.Next(ref RandomNumberRenderSeed,255),(byte)RandomNumber.Next(ref RandomNumberRenderSeed,255),(byte)RandomNumber.Next(ref RandomNumberRenderSeed,255)); } else { // This pixel is NOT next to the marching ants } dst[x,y] = CurrentPixel; } } }
So, select your building outline and run the script.
Hope this helps.
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This is likely caused by an nvidia display driver. Update your display driver and try again.
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Since no one else is reporting this problem, i’m going to have to assume that it is your computer that is the problem. I would start by doing all of the windows updates. See if that helps.
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Not possible, sorry.
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1 hour ago, oamaysuposdtono said:
pasting from the desktop doesn’t work either.
Are you running the Classic (free) version of Paint.NET or are you running the Store (paid) version?
Installing plugins is different based on which version you are running.
Read this: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/InstallPlugins.html
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If you have transparency around your logo
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You have my plugin pack installed...
You can use the Effects > Object > Outline Object plugin to add white around your logo.
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Go to this page (that I linked above):
https://github.com/paintdotnet/release/releases/tag/v5.0.13
Download paint.net.5.0.13.install.x64.zip and try that.
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Step 1: Run the outline effect and choose yellow for the color.
Click OK
Step 2: Run the outline effect again and choose the red color changing the line style to dashed.
8 hours ago, JAA said:The tool only goes up to 10 pixels.
You must be using a really old version. The one shipping now goes up to 100.
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5 hours ago, pmbAustin said:
that seems ridiculous
You know what seems ridiculous to me? Taking an entitled attitude...
That's a quick way to get yourself banned around here.
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1 hour ago, jab73180 said:
Is there a way for these to match better than this?
I'm going to have to ask an expert. I just reviewed the code and I'm not doing anything out of the ordinary in this case.
But, I do see what you're talking about--I see the same thing.
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3 hours ago, MellowCat said:
Norton
There's your problem right there!
Uninstall that junk and just use the built-in Windows Defender.
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2 hours ago, dpdalton said:
You will be able to undo the flatten operation after saving is finished
This means RIGHT AFTER SAVING (before closing the file or exiting Paint.NET), you can press Ctrl+Z to unflatten the file and then save as .PDN or continue editing.
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I've noticed that the forum becomes busier during the summer months.
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11 hours ago, BlastOfBN said:
I was actually about to ask if we already did this before
https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/112204-ootf-–-past-objects/
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3 hours ago, BlastOfBN said:
Hmmm, what about a soda can? Just a suggestion if we ever do another one of these.
Object of the Fortnight #14 – Can of Soda - The Archives - paint.net Forum (getpaint.net)
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BoltBait's Text Fun Factory v2.1 - Updated January 5, 2024
in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!
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I have it fixed on my machine... not that it helps you...
I'll put out a fixed build this weekend, probably Sunday.