ReMake

Your code might look like this: protected override PropertyCollection OnCreatePropertyCollection() { List<Property> props = new List<Property>(); props.Add(StaticListChoiceProperty.CreateForEnum<AmountXOptions>(PropertyNames.AmountX, 0, false)); props.Add(new Int32Property(PropertyNames.AmountY, 5, 0, 100)); ... ... List<PropertyCollectionRule> propRules = new List<PropertyCollectionRule>(); propRules.Add(new ReadOnlyBoundToValueRule<object, StaticListChoiceProperty>(PropertyNames.AmountY, PropertyNames.AmountX, AmountXOptions.AmountXOptionN, true)); return new PropertyCollection(props, propRules); } Pay attention to the last line.

Yes, I meant compilation of a plug-in in the VS: configUI.SetPropertyControlValue(PropertyNames.Amount1, ControlInfoPropertyNames.UpDownIncrement, 0.001);

In my opinion if Red Weight, Green Weight, and Blue Weight controls have three digits after the decimal point, it's logical to assume that the sampling step should be 0.001 instead of 0.01.

Try here.

Try Tube Effect (ymd: 100718) by MadJik

Try to download the latest versions of both files (ImPDF.Open.FileType v1.1 & ImPDF.Save.FileType v1.4) from here.

Save your image in the .png format. Happy New Year!

Maybe

Try Cut Color Effect by xmario to remove red color.

File version 2.3.5 is announced in the topic title. The ZIP file has version 2.1.0. Whether somebody has this file with v2.3.5?

Delicate work, as always!

Excellent! Let's call this type of the image 'nitenurse manner' Nice work. I like it.

The first, of course.

Thank you. I agree too.

Thank you. Yes, of course!

@Pixey, Peter O'Toole looks very attractively. I learned about it only when studied pyrochild's source code. @Eli, Che is easily recognizable in your work. Thank you both for sharing your work!

Thank you, Eli.

I hope that we will see result soon

This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here to view or download it Shepard Fairey to create a poster "Hope" used the original manner of creating image in the style of Pop Art Let us try to create a portrait in same, or close to this manner. Open the suitable image. I used a fragment of a photo of Nicolas Cage. With any method accessible to you (with tools of selection the Magic Wand, Lasso Select) select a background and delete it (keys Ctrl+X). Apply to the image AA's_Assistant effect (Effects -> Object -> AA's_Assistant) with default settings. Convert your color image to black-and-white (keys Ctrl+Shift+G). If your image was black-and-white this step can be passed through. Apply to the image Advanced Greyscale (Effects -> Advanced Greyscale) or Advanced Greyscale effect (Effects -> Photo -> Advanced Greyscale) with the settings like in pictures below. As a result we have such image: With the Magic Wand select the sections of the image shown in a picture below. Copy the selection (keys Ctrl+C). Add a new layer (keys Ctrl+Shift+N) and paste selection into it. Set the color to #AAAAAA in the Colors window. Apply Lines/Grid effect to a copy of a layer with the settings shown in a picture. Switch to the Background layer. Run Gradient Mapping effect (Adjustments -> Gradient Mapping). Right-click on the left marker of a gradient bar and choose Change Color in the drop-down list. In the new dialog box enter #00202F in the field under a color wheel, click OK. Right-click on a gradient bar and choose Add Color in the drop down list. In the dialog box enter #E01825 in the field under a color wheel, click OK. Right-click again on a gradient bar more to the right of the left marker and choose Add Color. Add color #7498A4. Change color of the most right marker to #FDE5A9. Right-click on a gradient bar and choose Spread in the drop down list - all markers will be arranged with equal intervals. Check the box Prerserve Alpha. Click on the list under a gradient bar and choose Save current as preset. In the appeared dialog box enter a name of preset (I named it Pop_Art_Hope) and click OK. Note: you can download this preset (see below). Place it in a folder paint.net User Files\Effect Presets\Gradient Mapping. If this folder is not present, run a Gradient Mapping effect - the folder will be created automatically. Note: changing the colors of gradients, their amount and position of markers you will influence directly result necessary for you. Download: Pop_Art_Hope.zip Remove selection, switch to the Layer 2 and merge both layers. Add a New Layer (keys Ctrl+Shift+N) and move it below the Background layer. With Rectangle Select tool select a rectangle. Set the color to #7498A4 in the Colors window. Fill the selected area with Paint Bucket tool. Invert selection (keys Ctrl+I) and fill the left part of a layer by color #FF6868. Remove selection and merge both layers. Our portrait is ready! One more method. For this method, I used a photo of Bruce Willis. Delete the background and use the AA's Assistant effect as described above. Apply to the image Majority Color Effect by MadJik. Set the color mode in Reduce to primal colors. With the controls Radius of analyse and Color tolerance level achieve the desired image. Apply Gradient Mapping effect with one of the presets from Pop_Art package and finish work as it is described above. Note: All settings described in this tutorial are approximate and depend on image size and the desirable end result. Вариант на русском языке: Портрет в манере HOPE.

Looks great, thanks DrewDale!

Very nice result! Thanks Sasha!

Eli, lynxster4, barbieq25, Seerose, and Pixey! Thanks for your kind words and your works. Yes, it is wonderful!

Interesting work with the blending mode. Thank you.

This effect is a result of a writing by me 'Scratch Art Style in Paint.NET' tutorial. You can find it: Effects -> Artistic -> Scratch Art Download from my PluginPack This effect simulates the Scratch Art style. The result of the effect's work: Before: After:

Interesting idea worth thinking about it. Thanks for sharing.