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@MJW, thanks for the comment. I tried to apply ReadOnlyBoundToNameValuesRule: List<PropertyCollectionRule> propRules = new List<PropertyCollectionRule>(); propRules.Add(new ReadOnlyBoundToBooleanRule(PropertyNames.Mode, PropertyNames.Gray, false)); // propRules.Add(new ReadOnlyBoundToBooleanRule(PropertyNames.CustomColor, PropertyNames.Gray, false)); // propRules.Add(new ReadOnlyBoundToValueRule<object, StaticListChoiceProperty>(PropertyNames.CustomColor, PropertyNames.Mode, ModeOptions.Custom, true)); propRules.Add(new ReadOnlyBoundToNameValuesRule(PropertyNames.CustomColor, true, new TupleStruct<object, object>[] { new TupleStruct<object, object>(PropertyNames.Gray, false), new TupleStruct<object, object>(PropertyNames.Mode, ModeOptions.Custom) })); return new PropertyCollection(props, propRules); So far, this rule does not work for me. ReadOnlyBoundToNameValuesRule only works correctly with the Gray checkbox. The state of the CustomColor control is practically independent of the Mode drop-down list item. Probably the difficulties of language translation did not allow me to interpret your comment correctly. I have tried many options for writing the ReadOnlyBoundToNameValuesRule rule, but so far to no avail.

The link works for me, however try an alternative: https://disk.yandex.by/d/snbQwoN2odrPBQ

It is precisely because CodeLab cannot set two different dependencies for the same control that I am trying to solve this problem in VS. @MJW, thank you for your suggestions.

@Red ochre, @otuncelli, thank you for the answer. I will try to figure it out, although it is somewhat difficult for me.

It's a simple interface and a CodeLab script for it. Both controls (drop-down list and color wheel) active until the Grayscale checkbox is selected. This is easy to do in CodeLab. But I need the color wheel to be active only when the Custom item is selected in the drop-down list. The solution seems simple - add the rule IndirectUI 'ReadOnlyBoundToValueRule' in VS project. This works correctly until you check the Grayscale checkbox. If you have selected one of the first three items in the drop-down list, then after unchecking the Grayscale checkbox, the color wheel becomes active, although it should be active only when selecting the fourth item (Custom). Any suggestions?

Open a New tab in your browser, paste this link (http://jcljay.free.fr/pdn/Oblique.zip) into the search bar and go on it.

CodeLab v6.3 is available in the Russian.

Or in the case of using the Classic version paint.net you have two folders of effects in which the same plugins are placed - C:\Program Files\paint.net\Effects and ..\Docs\paint.net App Files\Effects.

See https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/118660-paintnet-43-is-now-available/?do=findComment&comment=586551 and https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/118660-paintnet-43-is-now-available/?do=findComment&comment=586553

When I select any language in the Settings my interface always remains in Russian.

Wow, a wonderful interpretation of the tutorial, @Pixey! Thank you. All my adaptations of Photoshop tutorials are an attempt to popularize the capabilities of both the PDN itself and the plugins that our developers create.

This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here to view or download it. This is an adaptation of the PS tutorial Cheese text effect in photoshop. The final image from the original tutorial is shown below. Required Plugins: AA's_Assistant by @dpy Align Object by @moc426 or Align Object by @xod Drop Shadow by @KrisVDM Gradient Mapping by @pyrochild Object Inner Shadow by @BoltBait Note: Read first How to install Plugins. Font required: Goudy Stout 1. Create a new image () of any size (f.e. 800x320px) and clear it (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+X). 2. Select the Text tool () and type CHEESE in the Goudy Stout font with size 84. 3. Select the Magic Wand () tool with Contiguous () mode and a Tolerance of 75-80%. Select the letter S in the text. 4. Switch to the Move Selected Pixels () tool and use the cursor keys to move the letter S to the right to reduce the distance between adjacent letters. 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the remaining letters until you get an acceptable result. 6. Select the entire text using the Magic Wand tool with Global () mode. Switch to the Move Selected Pixels tool and stretch the text up a little (about 10 px). Crop to Selection (). 7. Increase the canvas size (Image - > Canvas Size () or Ctrl+Shift+R) with an anchoring to the middle. If necessary, align the text to the center using the Align Object effect (Effects -> Align Object for @moc426's effect or Effects -> Object -> Align Object for @xod's effect). 8. Zoom () a bit closer to the text, and with the Eraser () tool delete a couple of places on each letter as shown below: Now your text should look like this. 9. Select the entire text using the Magic Wand tool with Global mode. Fill the selection with a linear () gradient () with default colors () as shown in the image below. Apply the Gradient Mapping effect (Adjustments -> Gradient Mapping) by arranging the markers as shown in the image below. Use these colors for the gradient: FCDA6E, FFD24C. If necessary, move the colors using the Offset slider. Invert the selection (Ctrl+I) and delete the selected area (Ctrl+X). You can download prepared preset for Gradient Mapping (CHEESE.xml): CHEESE.zip 10. Add a new layer (). Select the Ellipse Select () tool with the Add (union) () mode and draw several holes of different diameters in the letters. Select the Paint Bucket () tool with Global mode and fill the selection area with FFEEB4 color. 11. Apply the Inner Shadow effect (Effects -> Object -> Inner Shadow) with Blur Radius 5, Shadow Strength 0,75, RGB 210, 150, 0. Merge layer down (). 12. Apply the AA's_Assistant effect (Effects -> Object -> AA's_Assistant) with the default settings, then apply the Drop Shadow effect (Effects -> Object -> Drop Shadow) with X, Y offset 2, Widening Radius 2, Blur Radius 3, Shadow Opacity 45 and black shadow color. 13. Add a new layer and move it down (). Set Primary color to 7DC3E6 and Secondary color to 5096C8. Select the Gradient tool with the Radial () mode and draw the gradient as shown below. 14. Merge both layers () and save your final result. Note: All settings described in this tutorial are approximate and depend on image size and the desirable end result.

Only the presence or absence of a Google account matters. Most likely, @Sidecar Bob does not have an account.

Try downloading from the archive. Both links are valid.

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Perhaps Text Distortion by @xod will help you.

Take a look here: How to change default canvas size? Setting canvas size default?

A strange list. In my case, none of my effects are displayed in Plugin Errors. @Panchdara, update the effects from my Plugin Pack. About PSFilterPdn, see here.

Great! I like how this updated plugin works.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/5pq06kmh1rvgx3l/video.mp4/file or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQY7seZ1fuw I noticed that the 8bf Filter fails when, after applying the first PS filter, you try to apply another PS filter before closing the 8bf Filter.

Later I will try to present you the video as soon as I am free.

This message appears if the PS filter is not applied (by clicking the Cancel button in the PS filter UI). Sometimes the message may contain some character. And two crash logs out of several:

I had no problems downloading the file either through Yandex or through Firefox.

Probably in CodeLab you compiled an effect without an icon and therefore got a difference of half a kilobyte.

I hurried to answer. Sorry, I was wrong.