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thesammy58

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  1. Doesn't look like it. My solution would be to do the reverse--set your guideline image as the background in Liquify so that you can match the two images up. Ideally you would be able to make the layer you're editing slightly transparent so you can see things better but it doesn't look like layer transparency is taken in to account when using the Liquify editor.
  2. Wow, now this is impressive. Each time I think I've seen it all I stumble upon another plugin that pushes paint.net's boundaries even further. Thank you so much for sharing. Just a quick note from a new user's point of view. Upon first using the tool I couldn't understand why it seemed like nothing was happening and why pressing OK or even Cancel wouldn't close the dialog box, turns out it was just taking a really, really long time to render the changes(I made way too big of a selection). If you ever update this in the future perhaps just a small string of text saying (Rendering...) inside the loading bar would help other newbies out like myself that are unsure of what's happening because I definitely thought I had broken the plugin at first since no buttons were working. I think the confusion at first was also exacerbated by the fact that I'm used to seeing plugins or other effects utilize PDN's built-in loading bar at the bottom of the screen.
  3. First off, I want to say that this is by far the plugin I've used most for a few years now. Simple and easy to utilize. So thank you for that! 4 quick gripes/suggestions that you're of course welcome to take with a grain of salt: -Undo/redo is very slow with larger adjustments -The entire paint.net application will crash if your brush size is too large (~700px, which is sometimes needed for high resolutions) -- I've lost work to this -Using the effect near the edge of an image reveals a "wall" against the edge that can't be adjusted -I frequently find myself wishing I could liquify an image while still being able to see the layers above/below it, too Again, I love all of your work, having made use of it for years now. These are just the wishes/issues I've encountered the most. But hey, it's free! 😛
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