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  1. 16 hours ago, NoName91 said:

    3) Does Paint.net allow us to reconfigure short-cut keys? I doubt it but would like to ask for confirmation.

     

    4) This is more of a "feature" question and is related to q.3. Is there anyway to bind a particular color to a specific key or combination? If not, would such a feature be a good suggestion for future updates? As someone who enjoys making pixel art and pixel shading, something like this would massively improve workflows imo. ALSO: Would anyone know if some other program would have this feature? I've tried looking around but have found a feature like this to be non-existent. Additionally, if someone has suggestions to improve workflows with pixel shading, particularly with respect to selecting colors, I'd like to hear it.

     

    Take a look at AutoHotKeys at https://autohotkey.com/ - it's a very powerful keyboard scripting tool which should allow you to do both these things. It's fairly easy to learn and has great documentation and a live help forum via IRC. Good luck!

  2. SOLVED  

     

    I had foolishly assigned a macro to the Ctrl-Shift-S key combination in AutoHotKey. 

     

    Boy, do I feel dumb.

     

     

    For some reason, the documented keyboard shortcut for 'Save As...', Ctrl-Shift-S, doesn't work for me. When I press that key combination, several items on the toolbar flash as they're accessed and the tool changes to the Text tool. Is there a way to restore the proper shortcut function? I have the latest update. I'm wondering if it's in one of the add-ons? I'm including diagnostics in case that's helpful.

     

    Thanks for any assistance anyone can provide.

    Application    paint.net 4.0.13 (Final 4.13.6191.1824)
    Build Date    Tuesday, December 13, 2016
        
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    Animations    True
    DPI    96.00 (1.00x scale)
    Language    en-US
        
    OS    Windows 8.1 (6.3.9600.0)
    .NET Runtime    4.0.30319.42000
    Physical Memory    8,084 MB
        
    CPU    Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3130M CPU @ 2.60GHz
        Architecture    x64 (64-bit)
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        Features    DEP, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4_1, SSE4_2, XSAVE
        
    Video Card    Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
        Dedicated Video RAM    32 MB
        Dedicated System RAM    0 MB
        Shared System RAM    1,760 MB
        Vendor ID    0x8086
        Device ID    0x0166
        Subsystem ID    0x1971103C
        Revision    9
        LUID    0x000092D5
        Flags    None
        Outputs    1
        
    Video Card    Microsoft Basic Render Driver
        Dedicated Video RAM    0 MB
        Dedicated System RAM    0 MB
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  3. I've created an image with two layers. The bottom layer contains a solid background color; the top layer contains a block of text on a transparent background. The value for the background color is 9BFFA8, the text is FF0000:

     

    16423635970_2966469b7e_o.png 

     

    16610021022_f12d4d4434_o.png

     

    When I make both layers visible, the text color changes:

     

    16424843459_e7af26d391_o.png

     

    I've tried any number of fixes, all to no avail. I finally deleted the text layer and re-created it, and now it works:

     

    16610094392_e0b3a1deda_o.png

     

    I'm baffled as to what I did wrong the first time. Any clues?

     

    Thanks!

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