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@Rick Brewster Here is the crashlog when you open the "About" window: And here is the crashlog when using the selection tools:

The program crashes when I try to open the "About" dialog box. It also crashes when I try to use any selection tool. After using the "Move Selected Pixels" tool, it crashes because the moved pixels become selected. The crash happens on any rendering device. The problem is solved by disabling the "Use hardware acceleration for UI and canvas" option. Crash logs have been sent by email. By the way, does anyone know why the integrated GPU is marked as "Performance"?

Is it possible to make this combobox a little bit wider? Some entries in some languages don't fit into the combobox.

You can download Windows 10 from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

If I am not mistaken, paint.net is written in WinForms. It would be possible to reskin everything if paint.net was written in WPF. For example, here is my program written in WPF.

Hi @Vasyna. At the moment I can't tell when I will update the plugin as I have other things to do. It's also interesting to add other dithering methods, color quantization algorithms and color palettes. But I don't know when.

If I'm not mistaken, the "Preserve Existing Tile Size" checkbox in AVIF save file dialog is missing for translation on Crowdin.

@Rick Brewster Yes, found this website where you can get Microsoft Store badges in different languages. I noticed those badges from the website have some differencies with current paint.net badges. Maybe it worth to update all current badges? Some examples:

@Ego Eram Reputo No, it's not. Here's a screenshot of paint.net installer in Russian. You can see this image is localized. You can find these image files in "Paint.net->Resources". That folder contains folders with localized images for different resolutions. I assume these folders are used by installer. But there are no folders with images for several languages.

"Get it from Microsoft" is not translated into Belarusian in paint.net installer. I have already published translated images here: But these images were not included into installer.

@ChrisJS, thanks for your feedback! Yes, it would be great to be able to choose a custom palette. But first, I need to learn how to work with paint.net palettes because, I never came across this. I also plan to add another color quantization algorithm. Currently, automatic colors are generated by dividing image RGB space into equal volumes. The new algorithm will use octree for color quantization.

You can use Perspective Transformation plugin to achieve your goal.

Crowdin username: kraskovskiy94 Language: Belarusian (be-BY)

Hi! I have translated paint.net into Belarusian language. I'm attaching the archive which contains .resx file and localized "Get it from Microsoft" images. My Crowdin username: kraskovskiy94 Language: Беларуская (be-BY) Belarusian translation.zip

There is no space for the font descenders in the second row of tip text in curves adjustment window. There should be "правой".

Hi! I suspect that there is a common translation mistake in a bunch of languages. I'm talking about "signed" and "unsigned" specification of DDS compression formats. For now it's translated as "Is this format signed or not by some person with his pen or pencil?". But I assume it should be translated as "Does this format have minus sign in front of numbers or not?". It's like signed and unsigned integers in programming languages. Here is the list of translations where I noticed this mistake: Czech Polish Slovak Russian Ukrainian Am I right about the correctness of the translation?

I have updated the plugin. Improved color quantization algorithm (automatic palette).

Updated plugin. Improved color distance calculation, added new option "Automatic palette" to "Target palette", added slider to specify the size of the automatic palette.

Updated plugin. Replaced the old rainbow palette with a new hue palette to make colors more acid.

@Eli, I added "Black and white 2-color palette" to the plugin, because it is used on your sample image. Also, before applying dithering, I changed image contrast to 70. I achieved almost the same result as on Github, but it is slightly different. I think that github author made some preprocessing and other actions in his algorithms.

@Eli, my plugin implements eleven dithering algorithm. "Sierra Lite" and two other Sierra algorithms are already included. See the list of available algorithms below:

@Joshua Lamusga, I can't parallelize dithering algorithm, because processing of following pixels depends on processing of previous pixels. But after your message, I realized that I could make neighbouring pixels be processed in parallel. I tried to use Parallel class with Partitioner class (to make processing more chunky). It works, but much longer than without parallelism. And I don't know why (I have experience using Parallel class, so it can't be my misunderstanding of its work).

@toe_head2001, moved plugin to Stylize menu, as you recommended. As for your question, I thought that this plugin could be useful and interesting for someone.

Description: This plugin allows you to reduce the number of colors in an image with the help of eleven error diffusion dithering algorithms. You are able to choose one of the four software palettes or to use automatically generated palette with specified size. You can also enable "Serpentine scanning" to alternate scanning direction between lines. Unfortunately, these algorithms do not work quickly due to single-threadedness. The advantage of this plugin is that it correctly works with any selection. Plugin: Effects > Stylize > Error diffusion dithering Examples: Github: https://github.com/PavielKraskouski/PaintDotNetPlugins/tree/master/ErrorDiffusionDithering Download: ErrorDiffusionDithering.dll