AndrewDavid
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Quote from @Rick BrewsterAug 26
"Major version bumps like that are good for when there are new features, UI redesigns, etc. This update is primarily a technology upgrade and performance optimization release, and there aren't really any new end-user features."
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@MJW Have you looked at these?
or Drawing Tool in unfinished plugins.
The code may inspire you to write something to match your needs.
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4 hours ago, HungusHumongous said:
tapezoid
Paint.Net has a built in shape for creating trapezoids.
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Point Warp might work for you. Here's an example of what it can do.
Just place your image on a oversized canvas.
Kudo's to @toe_head2001for keeping the plugin alive.
gives me an idea....................
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@Ego Eram Reputo Attachments are not showing code. Right click shows me the code but adding the code doesn't seem to work either.
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New Shapes Added 11/08/21 With Installer
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Where @Pixey shows "XML Document" under Type, I show "XML File". That's a clue.
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Well done @midora. Another successful transition of a very popular Filetype to NetCoreApp v5.0
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It's been delayed to 4.4. Migrating to .NET 5 just became a much bigger priority.
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Welcome to the forum.
The new version now requires all the OptionBasedLibraries be located in the Effects folder. You might have them in the Paint.Net folder.
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Tried to download your Channel Ops
Unable to post this to your thread;
How could I miss this plugin
However....
docs.google.com is blocked
docs.google.com refused to connect.
Trouble in Google
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I was just about to ask.
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1 hour ago, Rick Brewster said:
I haven't seen this information documented anywhere, not in the SDK docs nor in any samples I've seen online.
And that my friends, is why we have forums
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I just added a comment to the thread. Try again @Reptillian
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Lets see if I can shake things up.
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@mackenzieh Hello again
If you have Paint.net 4.3 installed, Plugin Browser 1.4 should work.
If not - something else is wrong. From other threads you reported your system identified your downloads as unsafe. Never have I encountered any "unsafe" downloads from this site. I use Windows defender only for anti-virus protection. Your system or browser is giving you false information that may require modification or removal.
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@otuncelli Download source, converted to NET 5.0 and this is what appears;
and one of the offending lines of code (I think)
DstArgs.Surface.Clear(renderRects[i].ToRectInt32(), ColorBgra.Transparent);
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22 hours ago, scryer52 said:
it is now gone after the latest update
If you updated Paint, you need to update the plugin to version 1.0.8.2
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@MJW I've struggled with that issue for over a month. I've found the best way to tackle the issue is build the plugin initially in Codelab. You have the code so it should be easy enough for you. Now export the plugin to a VS solution that Codelab does very well at. In fact it's amazing how it builds the VS solution better than trying to update an old DLL through VS 2019. I've built over a dozen DLL's this way and found it to be the easiest. Once @toe_head2001 releases his templates, then you can start building with VS to start with again. Of course you could start from the beginning in VS which will allow you to use Net 5.0, build your plugin, then export it as a template for the next one.
I have found the syntax in try-convert to be quite unfriendly. @midora's suggestion appears to work to a certain extent, but depending on what your plugin is doing, it may create a headache once or twice.
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Hello @aijaz
Welcome to the forum.
Good question - but impossible.
Your example shows a 24X24 Grid pattern.
1 Pixel width and height is the smallest that can be done.
When you think of it 1X1 would just fill the entire surface with whatever color you select.
.01 would do the same thing. .10 would do the same thing.
2 X 2 is really the smallest you can go. This would show 1 pixel at a time of your image.
8 hours ago, aijaz said:Normal grid lines are not printable when image is printed.
Are you flattening the image? Your issue may be more about printing than making a grid.
Hope this helps
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This just started happening. I have built several plugins in codelab, so I know what I am doing.
I was building the HSVInvert plugin from Boltbait's tutorial and found this anomaly (another one). Before building the DLL, I created the 150X200 HSVInvert.png and placed it in the same folder as the CS file. When I selected File/Build DLL I got the first error message telling me the .png must be 16X16. Clicking OK took me to the build screen, but no 150X200 .png was showing. I double checked to ensure it was in the same folder. It was. At this time the icon started showing up next to my selection in the drop down menu next to HSVInvert. How can that happen if I haven't built the DLL?
Here's a pic to show you what I am seeing.
Flames.cs also shows up and has a 150X200 .png built, but it doesn't show up as an icon. That was the last DLL I built. I haven't even built the HSV Effect.
Yes - I forgot to name it HSVInvert.sample.png
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16 minutes ago, toe_head2001 said:
where do you draw the line between a Plugin and a User-File?
That's easy. Anything that doesn't require codelab.
paint.net 4.3.3 beta build 7991
in Preview Center
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Well done @Rick Brewster Another step forward.