toe_head2001

The Enterprise edition is irrelevant. The issue is the Windows 10 version number. Paint.NET requires at least Windows 10 1607. You are running a very old and unsupported version of Windows 10. You (or the administrator) need to run Windows Update.

Maybe you all missed this vital piece of information: Clearly the plugins are installed. dherr's issue is something else.

You must be using the ones in the Layers menu; rather than the ones in the Effects menu.

Unless you have an active selection.

There are two items directly in the Effects menu: - Flip Horizantal - Flip Vertical

I wish you had report the issue when you first encountered it, instead of waiting until after v5.1 was released. I'll bisect the revision history, and find out how this broke. Thank you for reporting it though.

Yeah, I'm curious to know where the struggle was. If I didn't explain the plugin well enough in its description, that should change.

And JetBrains Mono... I agree; it's nice. I think it's my new favorite. Fonts added.

Scintilla has an option to use DirectWrite, which supports Ligatures by default. However, I'm not sure how to switch off Ligatures when using DirectWrite. Well, there is a 'font options' setting in DirectWrite to do disable them, but Scintilla doesn't have some easy abstraction for it. So, I guess if you didn't want Ligatures, you have to switch back to GDI text.

There are a few newer coding fonts available these days: Cascadia Code Fira Code JetBrains Mono Anyone using these?

If there are issues, they're with MSVC or MSBuild. You aren't force to use those compilers (or build system) if you use Visual Studio though. In fact, you can use the Terminal that's built into Visual Studio to execute a GCC compilation.

Not really a new rule. There's a technical reason behind it. Because we added support for FileType projects, we needed a way to differentiate different .CS files (is it a Effect or a FileType?). The easiest way was to search for the standard Render method. Correct; very easy indeed. That's what I was referring to as well. Fun typo. We'll fix that. I fail to see the hassle of Visual Studio. It has lots of tooling for many languages and project types.

The plugin is available here: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/12951-render-color-wheel/

That means your .CS file was not recognized as an Effect or a FileType. If that is a mistake, please share your .CS file so we can identify where the issue is coming from. You mean an arbitrary (user-defined) amount of spaces? We might add an option for this in the future. No guarantees. What other build configuration do you need?

That is correct. This has been known for some time. Maybe one of these days an admin will get that fixed.

The embedded gamma information in PNG files is just stupid. Different programs handle it differently. It doesn't make sense it use it anymore, because no one uses CRT monitors these days. So, I recommend just removing the gamma chunk from your PNG file. If you use a lossless image compressor, like PNGGauntlet, it will automatically remove the gamma chunk. More information and alternative tools here: https://jonathannicol.com/blog/2006/12/01/fixing-png-gamma/

The Recolor Tool comes very close. However, because it lacks an option to use the Overwrite BlendMode, you can't use a fully transparent color as the replacement.

@NSD, I've fixed a few of the scaling issues. However, I don't experience the issue with the Labels overlapping other UI elements. Which version of Windows 10 are you using? I'm using Windows 10 2004. I'm not sure if that matters... @BoltBait, do you see the issue with the overlapping Labels?

Donations help keep developers motivated. Donate to BoltBait Donate to toe_head2001 Yes, proper spacing around commas and operators would be ideal. I've been meaning to do that, but it's tricky, with lots of corner cases.

Looks like I didn't fully test HiDPI when I changed the font to Segoe UI. I'll get that fixed.

You can do those things in a custom WinForms effect dialog, but not in a PropertyBasedEffect.

It works for me. Can you give the specific steps that demonstrate the issue? A tab width of 2 spaces instead of 4 spaces? Yes, it would be very easy to add that option. Possible? Yes. Please explain why you would want to do that. Maybe. Absolutely not. That would defeat the purpose of using CodeLab. If you want the full source code, you should be using Visual Studio.

That statement applies to the mask image; the black and white one. Are trying to use the color image as the mask?

I thought you already did it. You posted your result here: #comment-567150 So what's the issue?